Deja Jackson, an early bloomer, arrived in the world adorned with unmistakable lion-like traits—a tail, fangs, and a lush coat of light brown fur. Her parents, ill-prepared for the challenges of raising a Phenosapien child, reluctantly gave her a name. Consequently, Deja became a ward of the state, finding her way to 'Gardens of Azazel,' an orphanage established for forsaken Phenosapien children, abandoned or orphaned due to accidental harm during their blooming.
Beneath the orphanage's façade lay hidden horrors—a basement reserved for sinister experiments disguised as adoptions. A sweet and innocent Deja was chosen, and these experiments twisted her into a fearsome creature, commencing her first grim mission at the tender age of 8. Within those walls, Deja's transformation darkened. She became feral, her cravings for bloodshed, torture, and savagery insatiable. The breaking point arrived, and she escaped, leaving death and chaos in her wake.
The loving child she once was had vanished. Deja's journey led her to the 'Angels of Anarchy,' where the promise of fulfilling her heart's darkest desire against Homosapiens enticed her. Here, she could unleash her brutal instincts, sating her lust for blood.
Deja's metamorphosis into an unrelenting predator paints a chilling portrait of innocence lost. Her story invites readers to explore her descent into darkness and raises intrigue about the world of Phenosapiens and the enigmatic 'Angels of Anarchy.'
