"Do you feel as cold as I do?" she whispered. Her metal stitching showed what they had done to her. The way she was and the way she is somehow said goodbye. It was then she accepted her fate. She would no longer feel the pulsation beneath her breasts or the electrical sensation inside her head. She would no longer be seen as a truly living creature but now a robot with robotic parts. She was as cold inside as she was outside. No matter how she tried she couldn't get rid of the nagging feeling that this was all for the worst.
She only tried to rescue her fellow inmates but ultimately gave the biggest sacrifice of all. She gave her heart and soul to free them. Many had escaped but she was stuck behind those wrought iron bars once more. To breathe that poisonous air and eat the rotten food. It was all barely enough to live on.
She now thought to herself, "I am forever to be a slave to these mindless brutes. They call themselves scientists; they say they're doing Great Mothers' work. How dare they believe they are doing her work. Don't they know what I know? Don't they know the one rule among all rules?" She looked to the pollute sky above where she knew above the clouds was a beautiful starry sky. In that starry sky was the moons that pulled on her so hard, made her very soul itch with anticipation. Above the disgusting filth of these mad scientists was the heavens she longed so hard to join. Her thoughts returned and so did her unbridled rage towards those brutes who did this to her.
"You never upset the Gods."
She held her head low, taking on a defensive position just like in the old days of training. She was ready for whatever came for her. She would take it with tooth and claw. Fate was on her side and she knew Karma was going to repay her many good deeds.
She would escape this hell and search for the answers to all her nagging questions about this new version of herself.

Just wanted to write on Akuma's story a bit more. If you see anything wrong or have questions ask me. Perhaps this'll draw y'all in a little. I had fun writing it, that's all I know.