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❝In what world do you people live in, that makes you believe that any of you have the ability to "change" me.❞

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♔ || Name || ♔
"I was named after my Father. The man who raped my Mother, making me."
Montgomery Cartwright

♔ || Nickname(s) || ♔
"Call me Carter. Monty isn't an option, and Wright is for people who hate me."
Monty || This was the name which his mother called him in terms of endearment. He use to allow others to call him this, but after his Mother's death he doesn't allow anyone to call him Monty. Carter || This is the name he goes by besides Montgomery, and is the only name he allows others to call him, even if they are complete strangers. Wright || Despite his vague inputs that he prefers everyone to call him Carter, there are still people, mostly security guards, police officers, judges, parole officers, lawyers...okay, most adults who work in the court of law or hold some kind of authority, call him Wright.

♔ || Age || ♔
18

♔ || Gender || ♔
Male

♔ || Role || ♔
Human # 1

♔ || Occupation || ♔
Carter worked for various companies as a freelance mechanic, he also works in the technological realm as a regularly payed hacker.

♔ || Nationality || ♔
Born in London, England but moved to Germany at six, then United States at ten. His Mother is 100% British, while his Biological "Father" was 100% Japanese, so this makes Carter 50% Japanese and 50% British.

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Kenji Yamaguchi || Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun

♔ || Guilty of || ♔
⊱ Carter has several accounts of ⊰
• Computer Hacking • Vandalism of Various Properties • Truancy • Carjacking • Forgery of Parent/Authority Figure Signatures •

♔ || Likes || ♔
✓ Medieval History || "What? Just because I don't care for school, doesn't mean I don't like learning."
✓ Chai Tea || "It's very soothing, especially after a long day of running from the cops."
✓ Mechanics | Motor Bikes/Cars || "I have always been fascinated with anything containing a motor."
✓ Reading | Music | Researching || "I like spending my time absorbing and locating knowledge that this world has so forgotten."
✓ Sour Candies | Collecting Candy || "A piece of candy is good for the mind."
✓ The Sound of Running Water || "It helps me sleep..."
✓ His Mother's Amulet || "It's my good luck charm."

♔ || Dislikes || ♔
✗ Large Crowds | Loud Areas || "I'm not really a group person."
✗ Coffee | Soda "Its like poison to your body. Why would I drink it?"
✗ Waking Up Early | Mornings || "Well, it isn't like I sleep...but I still hate the mornings."
✗ His Birthday | His Past || "If your birthday was the same day your mother committed suicide, I'm sure you wouldn't feel happy on it."
✗ Messes | Slobs || "I may be a thief, but I am not a slob."
✗ Chocolate | Pastries || "Just unnecessary sugar going into my body."
✗ Floral Scents | Strong Smells || "I can't stand strong scents."

♔ || Fears || ♔
✄ Blood || It reminds Carter of the day he came home, finding his mother surrounded by a pool of blood...dead.
✄ Cats || It isn't really a fear, they just freak him out.
✄ Sleeping | He always has nightmares about his Mother.

♔ || Talents || ♔
☼ Mechanics ☼ Computer Engineering ☼ Running ☼ Martial Arts ☼ Parkour ☼ Researching ☼ Stealing ☼

♔ || Flaws || ♔
✎ Horrible Empathic ✎ Insomniac ✎ Procrastinator ✎ Overly Blunt

So begins...

Montgomery Cartwright's Story

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#2014-07-01 23:06:40, as written by comicbooklover

Arizona, at this point in the day, was looking marvelously beautiful. The sun sat, plump in the light blue sky, and far below, a young boy was staring directly at it in amazement through the window of a car. It was a sight to see: a small teenager buckled into the back of a black, bulletproof car. Two tough looking men sat in the front seats, a very large gun in the hand of the one in passenger's side. The one who was armed seemed to be observing their escort by a constant turning of his head. Upon seeing what he was staring at, the man informed the youth that the sun was not something to be looked at for long periods of time. The boy, in response, turned to face him, but his hands immediately shot to his eyes. He made a small whining noise before drawing his hands back to his lap and looking out the window once more, ignoring the sigh of his guard.

The boy's name was Toddlk Lorav and he was an alien. To any outsider, that statement would seem bizarre and unbelievable, but it was the truth. Toddlk did not come from earth, but when he had arrived as a visitor, he had been treated with respect. In fact, Todd had nearly just arrived. He'd landed in a small ship at some secret military base in northern Arizona, and he was on his way to yet another secret facility.

Suddenly, the car jerked to a stop, it's wheels kicking up dust from the sandy road, pulling the small extra-terrestrial out of his thoughts. He immediately found himself, once again, glued to the window, his eyes widening at the sight of their destination. In truth, he'd expected it to look nicer, as it looked quite like a prison from the outside. It had large stone walls covered in barbed wire and practically an army of guards surrounding its gate. Before Todd could finish looking, his door was pulled open by the driver of his car, whom Todd did not notice get out. He stared at the unfriendly looking man through the opening in the car, Todd not moving from his seat. The two boys locked eyes, Toddlk still not budging. Eventually, the driver seemed to realize what the issue was, leading him to bend over the short blonde in his car and unbuckle his seatbelt. "Thank you!" the alien cried as he grabbed his small suitcase and leaped out of the car, landing in a catcher's stance. He quickly stood up, trotting toward the massive clump of security guards. The driver, who had followed him from the car, rested a hand upon his shoulder, signaling him to wait a moment. Todd didn't mind, as he instead knelt down and began to play with the sand below them.

The man gruffly spoke some sort of code, as "Butternut" was not a word that often came up in regular conversation. The security force grunted in acknowledgement, parting so that the gate they were guarding could be passed into. There was a loud buzzing noise, followed by the swinging open of the gate. Todd took this as a cue to stand up and approach the facility that would be home for the next few weeks.

Upon stepping into the facility, his breath was taken away. Despite its outward appearance of a prison, the city inside was stunning! There were small houses lining the streets, Todd figuring that they were the homes of those in charge of and running the experiment. There was a rather large building, which happened to be filled with classrooms, although the young alien did not know this. In the middle of the town square lied an enormous fountain, water trickling down from the mouth of an extravagant angel resting at the top, all the way into the pool below. The sight made Toddlk flinch with discomfort.

Before he could admire the scenery much longer, he was approached by a stranger wearing a white lab coat. The man, his appearance leading Todd to believe that he was a scientist, seemed fascinated by the sight of the young alien. To be honest, his appearance did attract interest, as he hadn't mastered human fashion at this point. He wore a pair of orange board shorts, paired with a maroon sweater that did not match in the slightest nor looked comfortable in the Arizona heat. However, the man did not seem to be put off, as he approached the young boy and placed a hand upon the lad's head as he examined him. "Mr. Lorav. A pleasure to have you!" he spoke after he had sized the young man up, recognizing him from the profiles of participants available to the staff. "I expect you knew that, when coming here, you'd be paired up with humans, correct?"

Todd stared at him, slightly baffled, only half paying attention to what the man was saying. But, his lips parted into a wide grin and he placed his hand upon the stranger's head, as he figured that it was some human welcoming ritual. The man pulled away laughing, as if Toddlk had done something he found funny. "The dorm buildings are right over there, if you would like to get settled into your room," said the supposed scientist, pointing to a large building down the street and to the right. "I have to stay here to welcome our other guests, so I'll see you later." As Todd turned to leave, now on his own, the man waved at him. Todd waved back, grinning stupidly, before making his way to his room.

The dorm building was about two stories tall and quite wide. Its outer facade seemed quite new, not a single crack to be found upon its surface. It had a few steps leading up to its wooden door, which Todd quickly climbed, prying the entrance open. He stepped inside, finding the foyer to give off a very quaint feel. The lobby had comfortable looking couches inside, and a television hanging upon the far wall. Steps lead up to the next story, a small platform above holding the entrance to six different rooms. The young alien hurried up the steps, finding that, upon each door, two names were plastered. Todd searched until he found his own name, next to the name of a stranger. Eagerly, he stepped into his new bedroom. To his surprise, it seemed quite homey, so he plopped his suitcase down upon the floor. The room contained a large bunk bed, a small kitchen area with a mini-fridge and microwave, and a bathroom tucked away in the back. Todd, unknowing of what to do next, sat himself down upon the floor and stared at the door.

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#2014-07-24 23:57:25, as written by comicbooklover

Todd found that his wait was not long at all, as, within a few moments, he noticed the doorknob turn. The opening of the door followed with the entrance of another being, a person which Todd assumed was human. The boy introduced himself, stating that his name was Ian, a shortened version of Julian. He also paired his name with the question "What's up?", a phrase that the alien did not understand. "What's... up?" he asked, leaning his head back to check. "The.... bed above me?" He had no idea why anybody would care to know what was above him, but he knew it must have made sense to humans.

After answering the human's odd question, Todd turned back to his roommate. "It's a pleasure to meet you, Ian. My name is Toddlk Lorav, but most people seem to have difficulty saying that here, so call me Todd if you find that easier to say." He didn't exactly know how to greet the people of Earth, and he debated trying the strange head tap that a scientist had used on him a few minutes before. However, a quick read of the human's emotions told him that he had done all that he needed to with his introduction.

Without much of a hesitation, Ian responded with a question. "So are you really an alien? Or is this some huge, complex, practical joke?" asked the human, who now settled down upon the floor.

"Yep, I'm really an alien!" he cried, as if the statement had excited him. Technically, from Todd's perspective, Ian was an alien also, but since Todd had come to his planet, he figured it was only right for that title to go to him. "I'm from Fleiohiri, although it's quite far away so I doubt you've heard much about it. It's a lot warmer there," Todd said as he fidgeted with his blanket. "So, are you from around here?"

Toddlk leaned forward, allowing his roommate to answer. Everything about earth intrigued him, leaving his mind practically begging for information and insight. However, only a few moments passed before a loud voice, belonging to neither of the occupants in the room, echo throughout their dorm. The sudden noise, which came from below the bunks, scared the poor alien sitting above it half to death. "Hello there, participants. I hope that you are all settling down into your rooms and getting to know your partners. As you've probably realized by now, half of you... aren't from around here. As its getting later, the staff of this facility have decided to order you all pizza. If you could begin to make your way to the foyer downstairs for dinner, that'd be great."

Sliding off the bed, Todd decided to examine the source of this voice. He lowered himself onto his hands and knees, not giving Ian much of an explanation to his random behavior, and peered under the bunk. It was there that he found a speaker, one of the many that must have been rigged in every room. He wondered if the scientists could hear them as well as talk to them.

This did not bother Toddlk, though, as he had not come to Earth with intent to judge its people. If it was a human thing to hook up software in the bedrooms of citizens so that you could listen in on them, then who was Todd to deem it odd? Anyway, he had other things to wonder about. For one, what was pizza? He guessed that humans ate it, and he would most likely eat it as well. Although, he couldn't help but wonder if the alien food of Earth would agree with his digestive system, built for foods Earth did not have to offer. Todd had not been smart enough to pack snacks in case he couldn't eat human cuisine, but he didn't worry about it too much. He didn't even seem to care much when he came to the realization that anything and everything about Earth could possibly disagree with his alien body. His solution to his slightly pessimistic thought was to simply not get sick.

Quickly realizing how awkward he must have looked, Todd stood up and dusted himself off. "Should we get going?" he asked Julian.

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