Post by Bekka Madison on Aug 10, 2010 21:12:31 GMT -5
Bekka Madison is not of this time. Literally thrown into the past by an energy-related explosion, she is now trapped.
She hails from the future--ten years from now...
Mutants and superhumans are treated like dogs, and need a special permit just to be outdoors. They have no rights, no freedom, and anything they do can and will be deemed as wrong. And the law has no respect on age--young and old alike.
Bekka and her cousin, Techna, run an underground home for super-powered youth--lost, rejected, unwanted by society. These two illegally seek out and bring in those in need, giving them food, shelter, help with their powers, and most importantly, love. They risk their very lives to take care of these children--most 'crimes' in this time are punishable by death.
On the other side of the law, Kevin still leads the Union of Terror, now a large, greatly feared mob, known across the country for its horrible deeds.
Bekka stood on neither side of this war between the Union and the law, making her own rules, taking her own stand. Fighting for what she, and she alone believed to be right.
But now, ten years in the past, possibly for the rest of her life, she has to learn to live all over again...
She hails from the future--ten years from now...
Mutants and superhumans are treated like dogs, and need a special permit just to be outdoors. They have no rights, no freedom, and anything they do can and will be deemed as wrong. And the law has no respect on age--young and old alike.
Bekka and her cousin, Techna, run an underground home for super-powered youth--lost, rejected, unwanted by society. These two illegally seek out and bring in those in need, giving them food, shelter, help with their powers, and most importantly, love. They risk their very lives to take care of these children--most 'crimes' in this time are punishable by death.
On the other side of the law, Kevin still leads the Union of Terror, now a large, greatly feared mob, known across the country for its horrible deeds.
Bekka stood on neither side of this war between the Union and the law, making her own rules, taking her own stand. Fighting for what she, and she alone believed to be right.
But now, ten years in the past, possibly for the rest of her life, she has to learn to live all over again...
