Meta-Humans Part 2

Red glanced at Juggernaut and also felt a shiver of fear run down his spine.

Dr. Hart looked at them, knowing exactly why they were scared of her.

It wasn't her strength; it was the unbreakable bond they shared. 

These Meta-Humans saw her as their mother, a trait BioGen had engineered to ensure control. 

Imprinting occurred early in a Meta-Human's life. Once bonded, they would exhibit extreme loyalty and obedience, prioritizing their "parent's" commands above all else. 

This bond was both psychological and physiological, deeply ingrained within their very biology. 

Attempts to resist or disobey these imprinted commands often resulted in intense psychological stress or physical pain. 

'I need to find her,' she thought, shifting her focus to another Meta-Human.

The "No-names", like Elsa, didn't have this trait. They couldn't imprint on anyone, making them wild and uncontrollable.