"Get him!"
"He's mine!"
"How dare you push my creations away?"
"Make way!"
A myriad of voices were heard.
These voices, or people, were trying to get their hands on a boy.
But which boy?
Laying between the furious battlefield, though bloodless, was a supposedly 6 years old boy. He looked no ordinary. He had white hair. Rather than the grey hair found commonly in old men and women, he had a majestic moonlight sort of hair colour.
"Professor, we got the boy." It seemed they, through battle and hardship, finally caught hold of the boy. "Though we did lose a few mechs."
The Professor replied, "Great! At least we got hold of "the boy" without injuring him. He will be my finest specimen! A specimen of the finest grade, you might say."
"Hahaha! The Bureau of Global Technological Advancements will be the one to make the greatest scientific advancement of all time! Our names will go down in history!" The Professor continued, but this time on the mic, "Sector A - Scientific Department, possession of the boy is secured. We may begin testing. Rally up in the halls."
A great number of footsteps were heard, then again, then again, then finally the Professor saw them in the halls.
"Go to Cage A - room no. 1. The boy will be there. Line up, and we will have guards there. Do not feed him any orbs till he wakes up." Said the Professor.
"SIR, YES, SIR!" shouted the scientists, before making their way towards the cage.
At last, they were there. "You all may start observing him," said the guard, before clicking a button, which removed the barrier between the boy and the scientists. Now all there was left was a thin piece of glass.
A scientist, hidden within the somewhat arranged crowd, commented, "White hair, eh? Quite the look." A cascade of comments emerged. Hours passed, but they couldn't take their eyes off him.
During one of the last hours of observations, the glass seemed to crack a bit. And again. And again. Finally, the crack was too large to be left unnoticed. A guard went up to it, tried fixing it with one of the newest inventions - Heat Sealer. It used heat to melt two objects together, while maintaining its previous shape and not damaging it in any way possible.
It may seem not too hard to invent, but there was a lot more going on than what meets the eye.
Anyhow, the guard turned the Heat Sealer on, but just that moment, the glass exploded, damaging the guard in his deepest regions.
"GET THE MK! RIGHT THIS INSTANCE!"
(MK = Medical Kit)