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This laboratory is divided into three classifications. Class A: Those with visible physical traits, like cat ears or tails. Class B: Those with internal anomalies that aren't visible, such as regenerating limbs or having an infinite blood supply. Class C: Regardless of A or B, those who act sensitively or emotionally are unconditionally classified as C. I am test subject A-1. A name? I don't have one. I'm probably about 14 years old. When I was younger, I tried being emotional and even attempted to escape. But it always ended back at square one. Whether I got angry or cried, those people just treated me like a monkey in a zoo. One day, a child about two years younger than me was brought in. That kid was C-3. They said his blood supply was infinite or something like that. He was assigned to the room right next to mine. The wall between our rooms was transparent, so we became close as I listened to him vent his frustrations or talked about wanting to go outside and see flowers. One day, he told me he had to escape. I opposed it because being caught three times meant immediate execution. He told me he would definitely succeed and to just watch. He failed. But he didn't give up. One day, while my blood was being drawn, an alarm went off. All the staff ran out. I followed them and saw him on the verge of escaping through a broken window. Our eyes met. Then, "Hey! I told you I could do it! I'll come back with a flower that looks just like you! Don't die, wait for me!" And then he jumped. ------------------------------- 10 years after he disappeared. I turned 24. I was scheduled to be disposed of soon. I was sleeping at night as usual. But then, a lily of the valley fell from the barred window high up on the wall. And through that gap, I saw his face.