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THUNDER BLOOD
Episode 1 – "The Storm Arrived, Unnamed"
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[Scene 1 – Night of the Storm]
Thunder roars across the sky.
Rain crashes against the hospital windows like glass about to shatter.
The wind screams outside.
Inside a private hospital in the hills, the delivery room is filled with quiet tension.
A baby girl is born.
But the moment she enters the world—there is no sound.
No crying.
No struggle.
Only wide, cold eyes staring at the light above her.
The nurse gasps softly.
> "She's not… crying."
The doctor bends down, takes her wrist.
A faint, glowing birthmark shaped like a thunderbolt pulses gently under her skin.
He frowns, immediately orders a blood test.
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[Scene 2 – Blood Report]
Minutes later, the doctor walks in, confused, holding a report.
> Doctor (softly to the nurse):
"Her blood type… doesn't exist."
"There's no match in any system."
The nurse looks at the newborn, a bit frightened.
> "She's beautiful…"
"But she doesn't feel like… a normal child."
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[Scene 3 – The Mother's Silence]
The baby is brought to her mother.
She doesn't even look.
> Mother (coldly):
"I'm tired. Take her away."
The father stands near the window, watching the rain. He says nothing.
He doesn't hold the baby.
He doesn't ask for her name.
The doctor hesitates.
> "Should we write a name for the certificate?"
> Father (dryly):
"We'll name her later."
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[Scene 4 – The Mansion Arrival]
Three days later, a black luxury car pulls into a massive private estate.
The gates open slowly.
The family's mansion is modern and cold—stone walls, sharp architecture, steel edges.
Inside, the lights are warm but empty.
The baby is carried in by a maid.
Inside the living room, her older sister runs to her mother's arms.
The older brother shows off his drawing to the father.
They all smile.
The baby is taken upstairs.
Not by her parents, but by a housemaid.
She is placed in a separate room at the farthest end of the hallway.
No decorations.
No crib mobile.
Just a plain white room, one blanket, and a camera in the corner.
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[Scene 5 – First Night at Home]
The baby lies in silence, awake.
Her thunder-shaped birthmark glows faintly as rain continues outside.
In the other room, her siblings celebrate something.
Laughter echoes through the hallway.
No one checks on her.
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[Scene 6 – A Week Later]
A family photo shoot in the garden.
The mother, father, older sister, and brother pose together in matching outfits.
The baby is not invited.
No one even asks where she is.
The maid watches silently from a distance, holding the girl in her arms.
The thunder mark is visible on her wrist.
> Maid (whispers to herself):
"You weren't born for this family… were you?"
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[Scene 7 – Still Nameless]
Days pass.
She still has no name.
Her siblings call her "it."
The mother avoids her.
The father forgets she exists.
Only the maids care enough to feed and bathe her.
Even they feel strange near her—like the air changes when she's around.
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[Final Scene – A Storm Returns]
At night, another thunderstorm begins.
The baby is awake, staring through the glass window.
Rain falls hard, thunder echoes again—louder this time.
The room is dark.
She lies quietly, the thunder mark on her wrist glowing faintly again.
As lightning strikes, her eyes flicker.
Still no name.
Still no voice.
Still no love.
But the storm remembers her.
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THUNDER BLOOD
Episode 2 – "Even Her Cry Meant Nothing"
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[Scene 1 – 1 Month Later]
It's a quiet morning.
The sun is out for the first time in weeks.
The mansion is peaceful, filled with luxury, routine, and empty love.
Down the long corridor, in the farthest room of the house, a soft whimper echoes.
It's the baby—still unnamed.
She lies in her crib, eyes wide open, silently watching the ceiling.
The thunder-shaped birthmark on her wrist is faded now, only pulsing when the wind howls.
No one has come to hold her.
She's always fed late.
Sometimes forgotten.
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[Scene 2 – Family Celebration]
Downstairs, the house is decorated with balloons and flowers.
It's her elder sister's dance recital party.
Music plays. Guests arrive. The parents are smiling, greeting people, showing off their children.
No one mentions the baby upstairs.
No one asks about her.
The world celebrates without even remembering she exists.
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[Scene 3 – The Maid's Carelessness]
The new maid, tired and distracted, brings the baby's milk late.
She picks the baby up roughly, frustrated at her soft whimpers.
> Maid (coldly):
"Stop staring like that…"
She puts the bottle near the baby's mouth but forgets to check the temperature.
The milk is too hot.
The baby doesn't drink.
She turns her head, softly crying.
The maid rolls her eyes and walks away for a moment.
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[Scene 4 – The Fall]
Left alone on the edge of the changing table…
The baby kicks softly, restless.
One leg slips.
Then the second.
And suddenly—
she falls.
A hard thud echoes in the nursery.
A sharp cry.
A trail of blood on the floor from her forehead.
The maid rushes back in, eyes wide.
> "Oh no… no no…"
She picks the baby up, trying to wipe the blood. The child cries loudly now—broken, terrified.
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[Scene 5 – No One Cares]
The maid runs to the parents downstairs, holding the bleeding baby.
> Maid (panicking):
"She fell! I didn't mean—she's bleeding!"
The music stops for a moment.
The mother glances at the child.
> Mother (flatly):
"She cries too much. Clean her up."
The father doesn't even look.
> Father:
"If she's breathing, there's no problem."
The guests awkwardly continue the party.
The maid turns away, trembling. She takes the baby back upstairs—still bleeding softly.
No doctor is called.
No one checks her.
No one cares.
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[Scene 6 – Thunder Returns That Night]
The baby is cleaned and placed back in the crib. A small bandage on her head.
She lies in silence now. Her cries are gone.
Her eyes are still.
The room is dark. The wind picks up. Thunder rumbles again.
Her thunder-shaped birthmark starts to glow again.
Brighter this time.
Stronger.
Like it remembers pain.
She turns her head toward the window.
The rain begins again.
But she doesn't blink.
She doesn't make a sound.
Just silence.
Stillness.
And storm energy glowing softly inside her.
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[Scene 7 – The Camera Footage]
In the control room of the house, the head maid watches security footage of the nursery.
She rewinds. Watches the fall.
Watches the moment the baby lay still, bleeding, completely ignored.
She slowly stands up.
> Head Maid (softly):
"This child… she's not normal."
"She wasn't born to be loved. She was born for something else."
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[Final Scene – One Month Old, Already Forgotten]
The baby lies alone.
The party music downstairs is over. The house sleeps.
But she doesn't.
Her tiny hand twitches.
Her thunder mark pulses one last time that night.
And then silence.
Heavy.
Loud.
Lonely.
The storm is no longer outside.
It's in her blood
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THUNDER BLOOD
Episode 3 – "Not Even A Cry Will Be Heard"
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[Scene 1 – Two Months Old]
She is still small.
Still unnamed.
Still invisible.
The house has returned to silence after the celebration.
No one checks her room.
No one speaks her name—because she doesn't have one.
She lies awake most nights, staring at the ceiling.
There's no mobile. No lullaby. No mother's voice.
Only the camera blinking in the corner, always watching, never helping.
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[Scene 2 – The New Routine]
The maid assigned to her is young, cold, and careless.
She often comes late.
Sometimes skips feedings altogether.
On some days, when the baby cries too much, she places the bottle far away and leaves the room.
> Maid (muttering):
"Such a cursed child. Always staring… always silent… you're not even human."
When the baby screams from hunger—
The maid sometimes slaps her soft cheek. Light, but cruel.
> Maid (angrily):
"You're just noise. That's all you are."
The baby doesn't understand.
She just cries again, softer now.
Confused. Hurt.
Not knowing what she did wrong.
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[Scene 3 – The Mark Awakens]
That night, thunder roars again, miles away.
As she lies in her crib, her thunder-shaped mark pulses faintly again.
Each time she's hurt, it glows a little stronger.
Each time she's ignored, it beats louder—like a silent thunder building inside her.
The maid doesn't notice.
The family doesn't even remember she exists.
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[Scene 4 – The Elder Sister's Curiosity]
One afternoon, her elder sister wanders down the hallway, eating candy.
She stops outside the nursery. She's never been inside before.
She peers in, sees the baby lying alone, eyes wide open.
> Sister:
"Is that… the baby?"
The maid quickly blocks the view.
> Maid (smiling):
"Not a fun baby. You shouldn't play with her."
> Sister (shrugging):
"She's ugly. Her eyes are weird."
She skips away.
The baby just blinks.
No expression.
No sound.
She's used to it now.
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[Scene 5 – Feeding Delayed Again]
That night, the maid brings cold milk hours late.
> Maid (annoyed):
"Why can't you just stay quiet like a doll?"
The baby's stomach growls. Her lips are dry.
The maid forcefully puts the bottle in her mouth. The baby gags and cries.
She pulls the bottle away. Slaps her again—harder this time.
> Maid:
"You think crying makes anyone care about you?"
A soft sound escapes the baby's lips. It's not a scream.
Not a cry.
It's anger.
Tiny, voiceless rage, locked inside a small frame.
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[Scene 6 – Bruise & Silence]
The next morning, a bruise shows faintly under the baby's eye.
The maid covers it with powder.
No one notices.
No one checks.
Her mother walks past her room on the way to a spa appointment.
She doesn't even glance in.
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[Scene 7 – The Head Maid Watches]
The head maid once again reviews the nursery camera footage.
She sees it all.
The slaps. The neglect. The bruises. The bleeding.
But she doesn't report it.
She leans back in her chair, arms crossed.
> Head Maid (quietly):
"The family doesn't want her anyway. Why protect a mistake?"
She switches off the camera screen.
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[Final Scene – The Blood That Remembers]
Later that night, the baby lies awake once again.
Storm clouds gather silently above the mansion.
But there's no thunder yet.
The baby stares at the ceiling.
Her cheeks still red from earlier.
Her lips dry.
Her hands twitching.
Then, faintly—
Her birthmark glows again.
This time not gently.
It flares.
Just for a second.
Then fades.
But the sky outside rumbles.
The wind rises.
She still doesn't have a name.
No one has touched her with love.
Not once.
Not ever.
But her blood is changing.
And one day, they'll all remember the child they tried to forget.
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THUNDER BLOOD
Episode 4 – "A Baby Too Beautiful to Be Seen"
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[Scene 1 – 3 Months Later]
She is now 3 months old.
Still unnamed.
Still unnoticed.
Still lying in the same crib, in the same forgotten room.
But something has changed.
Her beauty.
Her skin glows like fresh rain on petals.
Her soft black hair curls slightly at the edges.
And her eyes—
They are no longer just dark.
They are deep.
Like oceans that hold untold stories.
Eyes that make you pause. Eyes that feel… old.
Too wise for someone so small.
But no one looks into them long enough to see.
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[Scene 2 – House Gathering]
Today, distant relatives visit the mansion.
There's chatter, perfume in the halls, and laughter echoing through polished marble.
Everyone gathers in the living room—except her.
She lies in her crib, staring at the ceiling again.
Unblinking.
Unmoving.
Listening.
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[Scene 3 – An Aunt Finds Her by Accident]
One of the visiting aunts gets lost and wanders upstairs.
She opens the wrong door.
Steps into the nursery.
And then she sees the baby.
The child turns her head—those ocean eyes locking straight into the woman's soul.
The aunt gasps softly.
> Aunt (shocked):
"What… whose baby is this?"
She steps forward, taking a closer look.
She sees the wrist—the thunder-shaped birthmark.
She sees the bruises, the dry lips, the thin arms.
> Aunt (whispering):
"Why does she look like that… and still look so…"
She doesn't finish the sentence.
Just then, the maid rushes in.
> Maid (quickly):
"She's no one. Please don't stay in this room."
> Aunt (frowning):
"No one?"
The maid leads her out, lying with a fake smile.
> Maid:
"Just a child the family is helping. Nothing important."
The door closes again.
The baby stares at the empty space where the woman stood.
And then—she blinks. Once.
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[Scene 4 – The Mirror Moment]
Later that day, the maid leaves the baby on the changing table again, annoyed and in a hurry.
But she forgets to close the mirrored cabinet above.
For the first time, the baby sees her own reflection.
She stares at herself.
Not in confusion.
Not in curiosity.
But with something else.
A strange quiet awareness.
Her lips part.
She raises her small hand.
Touches her cheek.
She sees the thunder mark glowing faintly in the mirror.
And then her eyes flicker.
As if…
she recognizes herself.
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[Scene 5 – A Rare Smile, Wasted]
She makes a soft cooing sound.
A strange little sound that sounds like laughter.
She smiles.
Her first smile.
Not because of love.
Not because of joy.
But because for once… she saw herself.
No one else did.
The maid returns, sees her smiling, and scoffs.
> Maid (coldly):
"You think someone will smile back at you? Keep dreaming."
She turns the baby roughly and dresses her in plain clothes again.
The baby's smile fades.
Her lips close.
Her eyes go silent once more.
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[Scene 6 – Thunder, Again]
That night, the sky stays clear. No rain.
But deep inside her crib, beneath the blankets—
Her thunder mark glows without thunder.
It pulses on its own now.
A slow rhythm.
Like a heartbeat.
Something is growing.
Not her body.
Not her strength.
Her awareness.
She is still only three months old.
Still can't talk. Still can't walk.
But her eyes have seen too much.
Her skin has felt pain too early.
And her soul is already building walls the world will never break.
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[Final Scene – A Name Denied]
The head maid fills out the house report. She skips over the baby's name again.
> "Unnamed child, 3 months. Status: healthy. Unremarkable."
The paper lies.
She is not unremarkable.
She is thunder in waiting.
Rain in silence.
Ocean behind glass.
And one day, when she finally speaks—
The world will remember every moment they ignored her.
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