
by De-Nostraadamus
In a world where human emotions are no longer mere feelings, they have become biological materials with measurable properties, capable of being extracted, studied, traded, and even weaponized. Shidon is a young pharmacy student who knows far more about the human body than an ordinary person should. He dreams of becoming someone exceptional, yet his strange abilities, unstable emotions, and mysterious past keep pulling him deeper into a world he barely understands. Behind this world stands a man known simply as the Doctor. A scientist obsessed with emotions, human evolution, and the forgotten glory of pharmacy, the Doctor has spent years conducting experiments that blur the line between medicine and madness. His ultimate goal is to create something the world has never seen before: a human being with extraordinary emotional power. And Shidon may be the result. As Shidon encounters powerful fighters, mysterious teachers, dangerous families, and people whose emotions defy everything he knows, he begins to uncover fragments of a truth connected to his own existence. But becoming stronger comes with a price. The more Shidon learns about his body, his emotions, and the people who shaped his life, the harder it becomes to tell who is protecting him, who is using him, and who is waiting for the moment he finally becomes what they created him to be. In a world where emotions can become power, what happens when the person carrying the strongest emotions refuses to follow the rules? The Files of The Last Experiment - F
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