Revenge for the Lost Child

The news portrayed a happy life, of black and white conflict. The heroes fought the villains, the good guys put the bad guys in jail. The economy was booming, citizen morale was higher than ever! The world looked perfect, every man and woman had the ability to find the life he/her wanted. So how did things go so wrong? Athena grew up as any young girl in her country should. She was taught to support heroes and condemn villains, and these beliefs naturally stuck as she grew. The world was a good place to her with only a few “baddies” to spoil perfection, but those bad guys were nowhere near her. Or so she thought. After a gruesome massacre involving the death of her parents, an orphaned Athena was left alone, to grow up trying to cope with her loss, yet even that was stolen from her. Sold to a seemingly trustworthy rich man, she was turned into an experiment, one which stole her humanity. Years later, she was left unable to remember her past, only knowing to serve her creator, her father. A life of unhappiness and servitude, one she needs to be free of.