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Third Person POV Two people sat on either sides of a desk, one obviously the boss of the other, who was a scientist. They both had serious, grim faces, showing they meant business. Boss: "You're sure this will be able to get the subject back into containment?" Scientist: "It has a 65% chance of successfully recapturing him. That was the best probability we were able to get." Boss:*standing up, facing away from the scientist* "You do know what could happen if this fails, right?" Scientist: "No, sir." Boss: "Best case scenario, we capture the subject with little resistance, and we don't have to use a failsafe. Worst case scenario, capture fails

Y/N's POV "Well looks like she is doing something with her life." I thought. Cinder Fall, a girl I knew from my childhood, since even before I had these chains. She had been the only one to show me kindness as a child. Flashback We were normal children in our village, until they came. They came with horrible weapons which they used indiscriminately. In a moment, half the village was up in a blaze by them. Very few people survived the destruction. Then came the second wave. This time, they blew up houses, collapsing them on top of the cowering families within. There were only three survivors after that wave, me, Cinder, and her mother. Unfort

Yang's POV "I don't think Y/N's a bad person Weiss." Blake said. "Did you see him? Did you hear how many tests he was put through? Why would they preform those kinds of tests on an innocent person?" Weiss replied. "I think he's just a kid who's been put through too much. I mean, he couldn't have been much older than us. And there are people out there who would do unspeakable things for their "science," like performing tests on an innocent person." I retorted. "Really? Like who?" Weiss said. "I don't know, maybe that research facility that was in the news about a year ago. The one where they were performing experiments on "anomalies" but one e

Third Person POV "So, looks like Mr. Sleepy is now a student here" Yang said. "That's interesting... I guess" Blake replied, her face in a book. "I wonder what his face looks like." Ruby said. "He's probably some stuck up nobody who thinks he's the "hero" of the story." Weiss stated. "It's rude to make assumptions you know" a deep, dull voice said out of nowhere. "Who said that" Weiss shouted. "The "stuck up nobody" you were just talking about." The voice said, now confirmed as Y/N. *silence* "Well this is awkward" Ruby said. "I'll just be on my way then." Y/N replied. "Wait" Weiss said, "I'm sorry that I called you stuck up" "I don't really

Recording 8864-3 ???: Command, after breaking free of the facility, Y/N, designation "The Chained Soulless" has proceeded to [DATA REDACTED] all Grimm that come near him. It seems that physical damage no longer even registers with him, as well as not affecting his skeletal structure or the chains. I will proceed with testing by firing a M-388 Davy Crockett round at subject *pause* FIRE! Command: Please confirm that subject has been hit. ???: Can confirm, subject has been hit *muffled* What the hell is that?!?! What??? The subject's skeleton and chains are still standing. The subject is showing extreme regenerative properties on a scale we've

Third Person POV The subject, Y/N, was captured 9 years ago at age 7 on a cold winter's night as a child in a pack of previously unidentified Grimm. There was no flash of light, or anything like that. One moment there wasn't a child, the next moment there was a child. One thing separated Y/N from normal human children, appearance-wise. Y/N had several coils of chains that had fused with and had become a part of the child. The chains wound themselves around his arms and legs before finally entering the skin close to the base of the respective limb. The chains were composed of  [DATA EXPUNGED]  and a hyper-dense form of  [DATA EXPUNGED]. making