Prologue

First Story! I didn't think doing something so simple as this would be so apprehensive. I guess you learn something new everyday! Anyways,I hope you enjoy the story! Feedback is a wonderful thing!^.^"

As soon as I was free, I ran. All I could think of was the sound of my feet pattering against the 

 cold, wet ground. I heard sirens behind me, and I knew they were catching up. I pushed myself 

to my limit, closing my eyes and speeding off, zigzagging through the deep cornfield. I heard the helicopter hover above me. I saw the slow, gleaming light, pass by me, inches from where I perched. I held my breath, and didn't move an inch. This was my only chance, If I were to get caught now, I was sure to be dead. I dived into the mists of the field, where I would go unseen.

      I waited. And then I waited a little longer, until I was sure I couldn't feel the sharp winds around me, 

and the blasting sounds of the sirens. I took a chance and squinted my eyes, the sky was a 

deep, calming lavender. No helicopters in sight. I let out a sigh of relive, and slowly got to my 

blistering, sore feet. I took a minute to look around, trying to figure out how far I had ran. I 

couldn't see much, the towering corn stalks leaned over me, and once again I felt small. 

Naturally, I shrank down, just like I would if the doctors were here. I shivered, the memory forever burned into my brain.

Coming to my senses, I slowly straightened up. I was being ridiculous. Those damned doctors weren't here. They couldn't poke and prod at my skin, only to send me back to the awkward, two-by-four room. I hadn't seen the outside world before, but I knew it had to be. 

Even if it wasn't, at least I could try to live a normal life, with an education and friends. I looked at the sky dreamily. 

"Yeah. That'd be nice." I closed my eyes, picturing the near future. Friends. College. Parties. Everything a genetically corrupted boy could dream of.

I almost wished I could of stayed in that position forever, just picturing the wonders that were ahead of me. Though, I knew the security would be back again soon. Grudgingly, I tossed the small backpack I managed to grab over my shoulders, and began walking towards the darkening, lavender sky.