madamFinch

Inhuman. That's one way to say freak. Mutant. What the media and most of the human population calls everyone that has mutant abilities, including me. Unnatural. What I am. Alone. Who I am. Prison. Where I am. What else needs to be said about the crummy world today? I wouldn't know. I've been in this cell for eight years without any direct contact to any living thing. If I did, I would've been able to get out of this place the first night I was brought here. My mutation is the 'ability' to talk to trees, flowers, and any flying creature, therefore being able to strengthen them and control them. I once made a flower petal cut through solid steel. This book is the past of my life and present occurrences of my half-dead life full of nothing but injustice.(/«\)Disclaimer! I do not own any marvel characters and give full credit to marvel creator Stan lee. I do however own the main character, plot, ect.…

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The effect of trauma on children with the mutant gene is a severely underfunded area of research. There are suspected to be thousands of cases across the United States, but it is very poorly understood. Blue is a trauma survivor that was not born with an active mutant gene, but developed powers later in life to protect himself. He suffers from PTSD along with other characteristic trauma related conditions. He is an enigma to the X-men and Professor X for a variety of reasons, the most interesting being that he does not show up on Cerebro, as if he didn't exist at all. However, his deteriorating mental health was their primary concern. When an attack on the mansion leaves Blue MIA, the X-men are forced to track him down the old fashioned way. They follow a string of curious murders, working to find him and save him before he loses himself for good.…

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For @chessurK 's Secret Santa Harry Potter themed short story thing. Hope you like it @Wimpygirl1 :)…