My name is Frankenstein, and I am a 20-year-old female twin. My sister and I were born with the ability to shapeshift into any form we desire, which has allowed us to take on many personas throughout our lives. We have always been interested in science, particularly the field of genetics, which led us to create our own laboratory where we experimented with various forms of energy to enhance our abilities.
One day, while working in our lab, we stumbled upon a green liquid that seemed to possess remarkable properties. When we ingested it, we experienced a surge of energy unlike anything we had ever felt before. Our bodies began to glow with an ethereal light, and we were able to manipulate our physical forms in ways we never thought possible.
We quickly realized the potential of this discovery and set out to explore its full range of applications. We traveled the world, experimenting with different types of energy and testing their effects on our bodies. We also became interested in the occult, particularly the use of voodoo dolls to manipulate the energy of others.
Our travels eventually led us to a secluded castle, where we continued our experiments in privacy. It was here that we met a beautiful girl named Alice who captured our attention with her seductive charm and sharp wit. We quickly became enamored with her, and we soon realized that our powers allowed us to take on her form as well.
We spent many years together, exploring the limits of our abilities and indulging in our shared passion for magic and the supernatural. Our experiments eventually led us to create a serum that could grant immortality to anyone who drank it. We were ecstatic at the thought of living forever alongside our beloved Alice, but we soon realized that the side effects of the serum were far too dangerous to risk using on ourselves or anyone else.
We ultimately decided to destroy the serum and end our experiments altogether, realizing that there were certain risks even we could not take. We said goodbye to Alice and retreated back into obscurity, content with the knowledge that we had experienced a lifetime's worth of excitement in just a few short years.