He had training earlier that day, which of course ended in results that the scientists of the facility weren't happy with. Leo had outright refused to lift a finger, let alone use his telekinetic abilities in order to inflict damage on someone else. That was until a couple of guards entered the room to 'teach him a lesson' in cooperation. In a way Leo knew he was being manipulated,
they knew that he'd only hurt their kind and what were the lives a few useless guards in the grand scheme of things?
Eventually though, the teenager had to be subdued and gas had filled the chamber he had been in. He lasted a while and he went down glaring but he still succumbed to the noxious fumes. His body felt like rubber and he was unable to focus his mind, so there was no fight when he was lifted up by two guards who all but dragged him by the arms in the direction of his cell.
Before he reached confinement though, his eyes rolled into the back of his head before they slipped shut. It had been funny really how they would never know that Leo had been having a vision of the, very much, near future. His visions didn't come often so when they did, the teen had often found himself hooked up to multiple machines and all but interrogated once he was coherent enough the respond.
AngerâŠRevengeâŠHatred for the facility. He could see it from the outside, the guards stationed around as a woman raised the dead to fight for her. Screaming, alarms sounding but the real downfall would come with a young female's quiet entrance into the building under the mask of all the commotion. Freedom. "Well, I'm sure you've all had a lovely time here, but I think it's time you all got going, don't you?"Blue eyes shot open, it was quiet around him and his body was sorely stiff. Apparently he had just been tossed into his cell and left where he landed; on the floor in an uncomfortable position. He took his time standing with a small smirk on his face, his gloved hands pushing against the rough cement. He had seen it. Freedom would soon be theirsâŠor at least Leo hoped so, his visions usually came true but the real question would be how long it would take.
So he waited, sitting still on his meager bed as he listened intently on what was going on out in the hall. Since he had awoken it had been the usual, quiet except for the few minutes of speaking between the guards as the changed shifts.
For hours, it seemed like, all was silent and then movement. The guard was shouting at someone and Leo stood, making his way to his cell's door. He knew what was to come and all but a few seconds later his door opened and the same words he had heard in his vision were spoken.
Leo all but bolted out of his cell, the feeling of being free rushing over him. He grinned broadly at the young woman responsible for his release before scanning the cells that held the other children in them. He recognized Brett, cautiously making his way out of his cell with sunglasses in place, and Jazz, who stood by her own cell entrance. Leo gave both of the younger teens a nod of acknowledgement before moving on.
Cloche's cell was the one he was making an immediate beeline for though, she experienced several bleedings a day and Leo knew the young woman would be weak. When he saw her he knew she was making an effort to leave but her body language spoke of her reluctance.
"Come on Cloche." He said with a gentle smile as he lifted one of her arms and threw it over his shoulder. She was light and fairly easy to carry out.
"Everything'll be fine, trust me." Leo knew he was asking a lot but he had always done his best to protect the others, no matter how little it had been.
"-chances of survival are below 5%. You've killed one guard, alas he is one of a thousand. Some of these guard's are solely designed to subdue us." Roy's laughter and words were unnerving to say the least as Leo exited Cloche's cell, the girl pressed against his side as he helped her to walk. "There is no way any of us will leave this place alive. But, if it means killing them on our way down, then perhaps it is time to go."
"Chill out Roy, no need to be such a pessimist." Leo called out. Roy had always been one of the experiments that placed Leo on edge. He was just never sure what was going on inside the other male's head.