It was quite the common knowledge that any kind of government kept a list of people involved in weird accidents. After the weird wave came from the cern reactor, Kenji and the rest of his family had to go through some very thorough health checks as well. The mistake that he made in his thinking was that since they didn’t find anything back then, he would be off the list by now.<br/>As always, Kenji felt a bit of relief when he left his house. In addition to the slight prick of guilt for feeling like that, he also didn’t look forward to this day. Today, he took the bus in order to be a bit earlier at his university so that he could return a book to the library. In the bus he checked the news on his phone. Although he tried to avoid all the articles about special people doing good and bad stuff, he still wanted to know what was happening in the world. It seemed like the major wanted to go for re-election. Tough luck after getting sued by a minor for unsuitable behaviour. Still, voting for the pervert may be better than the other candidates. Hero stopped bank robbery. Villain robbed old lady. Head hunter killed mutated family father. Wtf? Kenji knew it was about someone special but still he had to read the article. It was a tragic story even though the headline promised some action. A family father mutated into a lizardman and ran wild. Apparently he had killed his entire family. It was not clear from the article if the man had shown even a hint of a conscious mind. A famous head hunter, called Casey J. Norton, came to the city and killed the lizardman. Mr Norton was famous for hunting down special people that have gone down the wrong way.<br/>Kenji turned off his phone. He shouldn’t have read that article. This uneasy feeling would stick to him for a while. The bus arrived at his university on time and he headed to the library to return his book before heading to his lecture. One of the other students from his year walked up to him for a friendly chat. Another one bluntly asked if he could copy Ken’s homework. Requests like this would always be rejected. He didn’t mind to explain stuff if he had time, but he was against plain copying. During the conversation he heard another unsettling news. More and more people kept disappearing in the city. Although that didn’t sound like it had anything to do with his “problem”, it was still adding to the unsettling feeling that he had since reading that news article.