Cells

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Harley’s POV When I wake up, I’m welcomed with a searing headache, a throbbing pain in my back where the dart hit me, and a dry, scratchy, thirsty throat. I squint in the bright, LED light around me, trying to make out my surroundings. I’m in some sort of glass room—or maybe it’s plastic? It’s a cell, I realize then—not a room. There’s no door that I can see; there’s just… walls. And, on either side of me, more cells. Seth’s in the one next to me. Still unconscious. I think I’m going to f*****g hurl. I reach out my hands to blast the sides of my cell with fire, but when the fire subsides, the walls are completely untarnished. I try again with lightning, water, ice, and wind, but nothing. Even my Telekinesis has no effect on the walls. I curse, punching the wall with my hand so hard

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