dayshile, olivia grace

"My mother was never a registered Flux so that's probably why i try to play it safe now. Because of the way she was, generally reckless, i try not to be the person that the government expected me to be. My mother was able to alter people's decisions, get inside of their heads. She'd be considered dangerous if she ever had been registered. Now i don't even know where she is.

On the other hand, my father was a Fuse. He died at the age of thirty-six, when i was just turning seventeen. It wasn't long after i was born that my mother left. She needed to be on the run from the government. I think she feared them more than anything, she feared death. When my father was still alive he told me it was because my mother was around before the government knew about the Flux. Things were different then. There was nothing to be scared of.

I've lived on my own for about five years now, since the death of my father. I took over the house we owned and i still live there. I don't necessarily live an exciting life. I work drawing illustrations for different magazines, or whoever wishes to buy them, i get checked by the lab workers, and for the most part i try to stay out of anyone's way. Although i do that, there is a part of me that is still searching. I feel like there is someone on this island, or maybe even somewhere else, that i need to find. Then i might live an exciting life. Maybe i'll even find my mother again since i doubt she'd ever come back here to look for me. But for now, i try to live in the ways that i can and the ways that i know."


"my particular power is one that people used to joke about having when they were younger. it developed around the time that i was turning ten years old. The burst was so sudden, and painful. Before i knew it my own voice was bombarded by multiples of other voices, ones i recognized, yet words i didn't. I remember holding my head, squeezing my temple as i watched the board at class. The only voice that was consistent with their lips was the teachers, and after a few moments later, i moved my hand down my face, and blacked out.

from this the government knows that i am a Flux and they have deemed me not a threat... for now. Unfortunately for them i also understand that my ability of being able to read minds is something that they value, and it has always been something that i fear might catch up to me as i grow a little older. I'm still surprised they haven't come to my house demanding me being thrown into a lab yet. Instead i remain consistent with check ups on my power and try not to get too curious with the government officials.

i wish i could say that i was one of those people that used their powers for good, a power against the government, but i'm a little scared of doing such a thing. I play it safe, even with people too. Maybe one day i'll be able to get the courage to take a stand for myself, but for now i sit in a quiet corner, only reading few minds for mild amusement."

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