Through the high-tech highway that today is life many humans have become lazy and ineffective in regular daily tasks. After the inventions of the automatic toothbrush and the self dresser, humans have been trying to invent things to make daily life easier. So in this easy and highly wonderful world we follow a man named Harrison Algernon in his life and his journey to undo all this laziness.

Harrison was at first a normal person like all others. He was brainwashed at an early age that easy was the best route to success. While this may have worked for a little he soon discovered that working hard and being determined was what got you true success. Shortly after realizing this he noticed that he was the only person that felt that way, and he pondered the reason why but he could never figure it out. Everybody else noticed his difference and shunned him as if he had the plague. This caused him to become a recluse and deep in his thoughts. 

Ever since he was a little kid no one ever called him Harrison everyone always called him Al, for his last name of course. He disdained the fact that everybody did this. Being the only one that didn’t take the easy path he felt as if this was another way they could demean him for not being like them.

Through his teenage years he spent most of his time with himself study modern culture and how he could try and reform modern culture. After his bad experiences of being shunned he dropped out of public school and was soon home schooled by his parents. His parents were also another point of sadness for him. Connie and Bergeron, who were his parents, loved him unconditionally but they still knew that he was different. Harrison was glad that he had parents that loved him but he could feel that they treated him differently as other parents would towards their children.

When he was 17 a new and mysterious company was created and they were called C.O.R.E. This acronym stood for the central organization of repelling enemies. There was no public knowledge of this company even existing but people would soon find out its purpose and the sort of things it was up to. Even though these people would know of the company they simply would not care because of there plain laziness.

One night in the midst of his 17th year of age Harrison was awoke in the middle of the night by a very loud noise banging on his wall. While he was trying to figure out what was happening his window was busted out  and a flash bomb came through and blinding him. His adrenaline was pumping and he started to recover but before he could do anything he was restrained by three sets of hands, and was sedated.

To be continued…