Oh, Caroline…

They weren’t looking for a soldier.
They were looking for a phenomenon.

Inside the acronyms — the agencies that pretend not to exist — there was a theory whispered only in sealed rooms:
every few hundred years, the human mind produces something rare.
A perfect convergence of psychology, anthropology, and instinct.
A predator born from the highest quality material evolution ever allows to surface.

Caroline Cauldin was one of those anomalies.

Her IQ charted off-scale.
Her intuition bordered on the impossible.
Her eyesight — medically documented — was a hawk-vision variant so rare it appears in fewer than one human in several million.
She could track motion, light, and micro-patterns faster than any training simulation could update.

So they built her training around it.

Not like soldiers.

Like kamikaze pilots in WWII — forged through brutality until obedience became instinct, and instinct became weaponry.

She was created to erase.
To make her targets disappear and leave nothing but questions behind.

Hence her file name: Project Heartless.

The perfect, unsuspected killing instrument.
A girl whose favorite weapon was the blade — silent, intimate, honest — but who also became the fastest, most precise shooter her handlers had ever recorded.

And the irony they never understood?

The more they tried to remove her ,
the more it learned to hide.


Is Someone Like Caroline Just Fiction?

If you think a person like this is a myth, a story device, a writer’s exaggeration – wait until you watch what real human brains and bodies can do. Click the Shuriken at the bottom of the page.

More files will surface. Some in fiction. Some in footage.


Some people are born ordinary and learn to be dangerous. A few are born dangerous and spend the rest of their lives trying to be human.

You can start with some of the real-world outliers that helped inspire this universe here:

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