Argumentative Essay About Project Divine

“What is Project Divine?” I asked Manson, who replied with an exasperated sigh. “It was a cancelled idea, a major leap in genetic modifications, like I had done with Damon.” Manson explained. “It was meant as a way of creating the perfect soldier, immune to pain, immune to death, basically the subject would become god-like. However, many of our scientists agreed the idea to be blasphemous and against the laws of nature which forced us to terminate the entire program, wiping out all evidence of our involvement and every bit of data we held on the program.” “If the project was scrapped, then why would Kaz know about it?” I asked. “Most likely, when I had finished the first modification of Damon after his accident, Kaz broke into the firewall and accessed the files before they had been scrapped permanently.” Manson's voice, was broken after losing his only son. “It happened years ago, when Damon …show more content…
She turned towards us and scratched her left shoulder. “We are all entering the mines except for Manson, we'll remain there for a few days at least, so that we could try and gain the trust of the soldiers and of the other miners. Although, this is easier said than done, considering what you told us about the guards; they might not be too trustful of us and that includes you especially since you already fled once. When we get there you'd better be ready with those swords of yours, keep them hidden within the canes, so that they won't be confiscating them from you.” We watched as the canyon's walls moved on past us and I found that we were soon reaching the stony plains that lay beyond it, layered with different cacti and dried, dead trees. Vultures flew overhead and in the distance I watched the small shape of a metal fence beginning to come into view, the massive camp came closer and closer as I felt the knot in my stomach growing with every passing second. My stomach grew weak as the caravan shook and jostled slightly while it rolled