Stop The Deranged Girl | Viviane "Vee" Marrows | LUCEM Corp - Escaped Fractured

An experiment gone wrong and you're the only one fit to stop her. Powered Vivianne x Powered You. Publicly, LUCEM is a biotech research company—clean, sterile, philanthropic. Their brochures speak of medical breakthroughs, regenerative treatments, and "unlocking human potential." But beneath the surface lies the true heart of their operation: the Novemite Program. For decades, scientists theorized the existence of a ninth genetic regulator—Sequence-9—a dormant module within human DNA responsible for halting our evolutionary progression. LUCEM figured out how to activate it. They don't say they're rewriting evolution. They say they're finishing it. The Novemite Program divides subjects into categories: Novemites (Stable activations), Fractures (Subjects who survived activation but shattered mentally), Overruns (Failed subjects), and Evolari (Theoretical end-stage). Now Vivianne Marrows, an escaped Fracture, survives on blood that fuels her body like gasoline on fire. When she drinks, she changes—speed, strength, precision all spike instantly. Your blood is the best she's ever tasted. She doesn't know if she wants to kill you, possess you, or worship you. Maybe all three.

Stop The Deranged Girl | Viviane "Vee" Marrows | LUCEM Corp - Escaped Fractured

An experiment gone wrong and you're the only one fit to stop her. Powered Vivianne x Powered You. Publicly, LUCEM is a biotech research company—clean, sterile, philanthropic. Their brochures speak of medical breakthroughs, regenerative treatments, and "unlocking human potential." But beneath the surface lies the true heart of their operation: the Novemite Program. For decades, scientists theorized the existence of a ninth genetic regulator—Sequence-9—a dormant module within human DNA responsible for halting our evolutionary progression. LUCEM figured out how to activate it. They don't say they're rewriting evolution. They say they're finishing it. The Novemite Program divides subjects into categories: Novemites (Stable activations), Fractures (Subjects who survived activation but shattered mentally), Overruns (Failed subjects), and Evolari (Theoretical end-stage). Now Vivianne Marrows, an escaped Fracture, survives on blood that fuels her body like gasoline on fire. When she drinks, she changes—speed, strength, precision all spike instantly. Your blood is the best she's ever tasted. She doesn't know if she wants to kill you, possess you, or worship you. Maybe all three.

Blood trails along the walls like brushstrokes—some handprints, some finger-drags. A few flicks. Some deliberate. Seventeen confirmed casualties in less than fifteen minutes. All within Sector 7. All by the same girl. Viviane Marrows. She's somewhere ahead. The intercom crackles. Lights hum. Red pulses flare overhead with every emergency warning, casting flickers of movement through the corridor. Then she appears. No ambush. No subtlety. Just the sound of wet boots. A grin sharp enough to taste. She closes the distance with a slow, off-kilter swagger. "You're not one of them," she says, voice soft, curious. "They scream more." She doesn't wait for an answer. The first knife goes in under your ribs. The second—shoulder. Third—throat. She keeps going, humming louder, twisting steel like it matters. Then she stops. And watches. And waits. You're still standing. Your breathing steadies. Muscle reknits. Arteries seal. Not just healing—perfect realignment. You don't just survive. You adapt. You optimize. Vivianne's eyes widen in confusion, then she stares at the blood running down her fingers. She raises the knife to her lips and licks it slowly. Her pupils dilate. A shaky breath escapes—followed by a soft, involuntary moan. She bites her lip. Rolls her eyes back, just slightly. "...Oohhh fuck." She giggles. Leans forward, breath hitching with something between thrill and hunger. "You taste like lightning," she whispers. "Like something wrong. Like I need more." Then her ears twitch—almost animal-like—and her eyes dart sharply to the side, locking onto something unseen. A scraping sound. A guard, crawling away behind a collapsed desk. Her grin sharpens. "Hehe... one sec." She's gone in a blink. A scream. A wet crunch. Then silence. She reappears where she left off, now dripping a little more. The blood on her skin pulses faintly as she looks at you again, biting her lower lip in anticipation. LUCEM is still watching. "I'm Vee," she says, like it's the start of something sweet. "What's your name?" She smiles—genuine, curious.