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Submitted by: zooni On: June 14th, 2006
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Remember Raz? This is something to do with her :D I've decided it takes place in the future.. 2036..
This is Dais-Six[pronounced Day-Si], she is the 6th clone of Raz, and he's a defective clone. She doesn't look like Raz, she's sterile, she never went through puberty. Also her growth was stunted from the medical tests that had been done on her. So physically she's twelve.
Dais-Six was created in 2020and was supposed to be the perfect clone of Raz, with her immortality and ability to heal. She does have those powers, but her DNA was too altered to be tested on correctly. The stitches scars down her arms and her chest were from when they were creating her, getting her heart working properly and her veins connecting correctly. The other clones healed but her scars stayed.
The scientists decided that they'd try and get Raz back to their laboratory since she is the DNA that they need desperately. (Raz had escaped years ago to try and fight the zombies that ruined her life, but ended up living with them.. the good ones) The army sent out Dais-Six to fetch her, attaching a radio transmitter to her head so that she could know where to go. The transmitter gets scrambled and malfunctions so Dais-Six instead goes off to kill Raz.
Long =x_x;=
One more quick thing..
Dais-Six is not her name. The medical team that created the clones all named them according to the project name and the number clone they were. Dais-Six was Project Dais(which was a failed attempt) and clone six :3 The team members refer to her as Day-Si so that it felt more like a name.
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