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When the Germans invaded Wanda’s hometown, the life she had known shattered like glass before her eyes. Her home had been used for battleground between the Axis Powers and the Allies, destroying her childhood and bringing death, pain, and sorrow. When the war claimed her parents, she and her brother had been taken as prisoners of war, experimented on in vile unspeakable manners. For months Wanda endured the torment of the organization called HYDRA.
A sliver of hope seemed attainable when the Allies destroyed the facility, but instead of greeting her with an offer of refuge, they bound her and kept her detained on their travel. Days later, they arrived at what she assumed was one of their camps. She remained huddled in the corner of the metal box she’d been kept in as curious and judgmental eyes peered through the small slits to get a look at her, snickering and uttering slanderous words.
Unnatural...
Dangerous...
Freak...
The brunette knew what they were speaking of, but none of those things were true. She was still Wanda, just Wanda. The box was not pried open for another several minutes, it hit the floor with a thud and she tumbled out to a cold ground of concrete. Though scared, she regained herself, looking about the room. It was all made of concrete with one light swinging from the ceiling. Did they keep prisoners here? She slowly got on her feet and brushed herself off, not knowing what to expect next.