The Day That is Yet to Be
Sebastian Clouse, a 23-year-old well-known genius and extraordinaire, grew up in a world of good fortune and raised by his loving mother, Elizabeth Clouse, who was part of his life and never left his side, even during the hardest times. His father, Victor Clouse, who is a world-famous businessman who created a lot of inventions, focused mostly on his work than his own family. Everything Sebastian has ever wanted was achieved by not only hard work, but from his gift. He has an ability called technomancy, which allows him to create and manipulate electronics, devices, and anything robotic with the touch of his hand.
Everything and anything that he wanted was given to him by his parents, who loved him so much, but feared him with the same extent. When he was only thirteen, they believed his power would be used to create a world that he alone can control and manipulate whoever he sees as a threat to him and his families’ business. So as a failsafe, his own parents had no choice but to try and limit his powers before it would get out of control. With the most heartbreaking choice they had decided on, it led to the most heartbreaking outcome. One dreadful night and not being able to use his powers, Sebastian was coming home with his mother in their car when a drunk driver crashed into them at an intersection. Sebastian’s arm was severely pinned and had no ways to escape. His mother, with every ounce of will and strength she had left, saved her son but at the cost of her own.
The car exploded as Sebastian was being dragged out by nearby pedestrians and was rushed to the hospital. His father, caught up in a meeting was later notified of the tragedy, arrived at the hospital too late. Sebastian, with now an amputated artificial left arm, lost his mother, and now shunned by his father, blames the world of his mother’s death. So, he swears to himself, until the day he dies, to create a world where no one will go through the pain he has experienced….
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