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"She was living a fake life. This is spreading like an infectious disease and wiping anything which is healthy. The only ones which survive are those 'cells' which have fought it before." The man replied and looked at the daughter. "Nonetheless I am deeply sorry for what your daughter has had to witness." The man looked at Elizabeth. "I am partly responsible for all of this but I one day plan to fix it." He replied as a giant cave presented itself in front of them.

"We must escape the underground city." A soldier replied.

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"They call me Doctor Strange." The man replied as he picked a syringe and injected it into the boys chest. "You may realize where my name might have came from." He replied as he looked at the boy in front of him. "Now, now... We cannot keep him because of the insaity that is happening outside these walls. Ayama can keep him safe and if things go well she will be pleased and we will have the information we need." He replied at the boy as he looked over at Ayama.

"Now please Miss Ayama don't make me ask again. Is this a deal or not?" He asked from behind his glasses as he turned toward the boy beside him. "Or do you want him to have him?' He replied referencing the boy standing next to his subject.

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"I would rather you eat, get some more rest and be treated by our medics. They will make you feel as if you never faced a war." Turk replied as he touched her forehead. "Also, I won't celebrate with kisses until I know everyone is safe." He smiled and led her towards the food.

Miranda moaned and smiled at him. "Oh, you will be getting a kiss."

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"I want him, I want him, I want him." The boy chanted as he jumped around in a circle. "I want him and I want her to have him. She'll take care of him. Like a baby. Like everyone she cares for." As if he transported by smoke, he appeared beside Ayama. "She's a mother." he said. "Broken... Broken... Dead... can't die.." He gasped. "Peices that fit together! Not human."

^The boy transported back over to the doctor. "She's like him. Like me."

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"Will it be safe?" Elizabeth asked. "Can you protect us there?"

Turk laughed. "I believe I will be fine." Turk replied as he set her in front of a plate of sausage and eggs. "Eat a lot of protein first and once your done we have fruit and vegetables that will be handed out." He replied as more soldiers drove into the camp.

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"Well its ultimately her choice." The doctor cleaned one of his bloody knives. "I believe she is lucky though. She acts as if this was like a curse but if you hadn't entered this building you would have inhaled the deadly virus which would have made you more likely to become the undead." He replied as he looked at her from behind the glass. "Now for the last time Ayama will you take this?"

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"Much safer than this area and the league won't mess with me but I'm much more worried about the federation." He replied as they entered the cave with the numerous civilians.

Miranda began to eat quickly. She was starving and she didn't know when she would be able to eat again.

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"Yes." Ayama said. "I will take him."

"Yay!" The boy grinned, bouncing on the spot as he clapped.

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"Why the federation?" Elizzabeth asked.

"Damn! We have plenty don't worry about anyone taking it." Turk joked and gave her an extra plate of food. "Just eat until your well fed. We have enough rations to win this this war in fifty years if we had too. I'm going to make it less then five if I have anything to do with it." He replied as he cooked some for himself.

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The man opened the glass and pushed the boy forward on the operating table. He slowly let a bag of liquid enter the boys system. "He will awake fully healed after this operation but he may be dazed with all the drugs that have entered his body and slight pain from all the examinations done unto him. He will recover though. I made sure of it." He told Ayama as the boy helped him push the table.

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They have a population that rivals Core and League combined an may easily surpass it. Although the federation is made of multiple countries some harbor deep hatreds between us and blame us for the current state of the world. They want us eradicated from this planet. Other nations are just troublesome themselves. Almost as lawless as the borderlands but with their allegiance to a nation that likes to use force even when it isn't necessary. Currently I believe they are the problems that resulted in the league attacking the borderlands and as these plagues continue to spread it doesn't make me doubt it any less that they have either started planning a war or have just lost control within their own countries to allow such acts of terrorism. If its both we will see the Federation collapse and although the Federation is an enemy, it will be far worse without it. Basically a constant civil war with no peace involved and innocents getting stuck in the crossfire. Mostly mayhem." The man replied as the cave was lit by torches and lights.

Miranda ate her second plate. She then let out a burp and began to look around the camp.

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"Whats wrong with that boy?" Ayama asked, looking at the boy helping the doctor.

"Hush little baby, don't say a word..." He sung to himself.

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Elizabeth glanced behind them

"Be careful." He replied as he pulled her back as a few soldiers moved towards the medic camp with an insane amount of supplies. "We are strictly on schedule. So sorry about the rush." Turk replied as he looked as more people continued to move.

People of all races and religions were in the camp talking calmly and looking as the soldiers moved about trying to get things efficiently done. Politics seemed to be the choice of subject as they seemed to talk about the League's consulate and the current elections being held. They seemed to be a bit bitter and angered but the soldiers just continued.

"Anything you want to see?" Turk asked as he looked around. "Things should be fine for now until our next push and liberation." He replied. "I'll lead that charge next into the heart of Thane the city of thieves."

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"Nothing. The boy seems perfectly fine to me. I believe it is you, Ayama who is not within the norm." The man replied as he touched the boys hair. "He is a specialty case... Basically a reconstructed model of that boy on the table but I modified him myself to make him better where that child did not succeed. Although, that child is still useful because he is the source of all this genetic code. I can constantly use him to upgrade this child here." The table was presented in front of Ayama and the boy was breathing a bit erratically.

"He will be up soon."

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Behind them seemed completely dark as if the city never existed. "Don't worry. You will be fine. The Federation is a threat but they aren't operating coherently." The man replied as he looked at Elizabeth. "I'm not like those other idiots who have only let others lose their lives." The man replied as he looked at the ground. "The Federation is much more worried of Core or League rather than us and I promise you its the safest location you can currently rest at." He replied messing with his hood.

The boy beamed proudly up at the man who had created him.

Ayama just shook her head, deciding they were all mad. She bent down and gently took the unconscious boy into her arms.

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"Is that wise?" Miranda asked. "They were a close connection to the assassins guild."

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Elizabeth reached up and gently pulled his hood back.

"This boy is a curiosity though. Although I helped create him he was born from someone else naturally. I have no idea who but he is an interesting one. I only plan for him to succeed where that one failed." The doctor replied towards Ayama.

The building shook and Mammon watched the two as the ceiling began to become unstable.

"Well this is what happens when you mess with the League and take something they want." He replied.

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"Its orders. They have been revealing our locations to the enemy ever since this has started and stunted our growth in this area specifically. We are not here to create problems but flush out Chinese Federation Agents. We try to save as many civilians as possible and we all treat them very well. Unfortunately we would never be allowed in the cities so only a full fledged assault can truly wipe our intended targets. Its sad and unfortunate but drone strikes haven't proven effective and if you understood our situation at home you'd realize it is dire to rid the borders of Federation influence and control." He replied as he pulled a map of Thane. "I wished it would be much easier but the League doesn't have many friends." He replied as he packed some things into his backpack. "Its hell and not worth the lives but if they aren't going to help us they are our enemy but we will treat anyone right who is definitely not a part of this." He tied his bag tightly. "Why are you so worried?" He smiled.

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He kept his hood over his face. "Probably not great to reveal myself to you. I'd rather you just remain safe and out of this for you and your daughter." He replied as he continued to lead them. The tunnel was dark but seemed peaceful compared to the underground city. Flames flickering and lights flashing occasionally as they passed.

The boy grabbed an umbrella and placed it over his head. "Told you. Told you it was broken." He said, squatting down and holding his umbrella tightly.

Ayama held onto the boy in her arms and held him tightly as she raced out of the building, dodging the falling ceiling.

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"The guild are sneaky and have people everywhere." Miranda said. "If they knew you took out an ally as strong as the theives, they'll be coming for you." Miranda said.

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Elizabeth stopped walking. "I'm not following a faceless man." She told him. "I've done it before, and never again."

The boy began to stir as debris fell on his face. His eyes began to slowly open as he began to take in his surroundings and slowly looked at Ayama's face. His eyes were a deep red and were a stark contrast for his fine white hair. He looked young but his eyes and hair seemed drastically odd. He began to look worried as his eyes began to rapidly look around at what was happening.

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"I understand but it is our orders. If our country wasn't at stake I wouldn't be here. I'm not supposed to tell foreigners this since our country fears its image being hurt but we are suffering a famine and disease in our country that we have linked towards the Federation. Two million people died from a disease Ovolux which was a part of the war before this. We only know of one other place likely to still have canisters of the stuff and that is the Chinese Federation. The Core Dictatorship had some scientists but was definitely unable to have made it in the short period all of those people died in. It definitely had to be from the previous era." Turk stopped whispering and smiled. "Thought you two would have left us by now. When I first found you thought you were zombies." He replied. "Your lucky we don't just randomly shoot people and my engineer rigged the guns you used just in case you tried to use them on us to blow you up." He smiled. "Well why are you so worried of the guild? The thieves have definitely only hindered us. If they continue then conflict is going to arise. I know our leaders haven't decided on a full scale assault yet but when they do I have to be ready because I will lead that charge."

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"Do you truly want to know? I am not faceless I have showed plenty to you but once I reveal my face I know you will have completely different thoughts. I don't believe you ca return but if it bothers you I will show you." He replied as he pulled his hood down and looked at her from behind dark hair and blue eyes. "My name is Shiruba Dangan." He replied as he turned and continued to walk. He quickly pulled his hood over himself again and motioned for her too walk. "Come now we definitely must hurry."

"Stay calm kid." Ayama told him as she slid out of the way of a large bit of roof. "I'm getting us out of here."

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"The guild is wide spread." Miranda said. "Heck, my father may have had some in his ranks. They kill when ordered and for nothing more than money." She sighed. "You keep asking and I don't know how else to say it., Kill the theives and you make a dangerous enemy. The guild looks after its own." She smirked softly though. "Well, on the subject of guns however. I think you've realized I don't need them."

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Elizabeth began to follow him again

He waited for her to catch up to him and slowly continued. "And yet you followed?" He replied to Elizabeth as a small trail of blood seemed to follow him.

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The child seemed scared as he grabbed Ayama tightly and closed his eyes.

Thousands of insects began to flow from the doorway in front of her and seemed to try and stabilize the building as they buzzed wildly. Drea was seen ahead with the people from earlier. The guards were firing at something down another corridor while Drea found Ayama and motioned for her too come.

"This thing won't die!" A guard yelled as shrapnel the size of his skull entered his body and torn him in half.

Something was chasing them and it didn't seem fond of the guards and its situation.

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"We understand." He replied and looked at her. "We have to intervene somehow though. What do you think we should do? Leave these terrorist cells to keep messing with our people? I lost both brothers to the disease and I am not going to lose my sister as well if I can stop it." He replied as he looked at her confused. "Your father? What does he do? Is he a soldier?" He replied curiously. "We need to kill our enemies and although we may gain a dangerous enemy so will they as well." He smiled and nodded at her. "I will give you that one.... I did not expect for you to kill things in that way. Your lucky I'm nice because I know some of my leaders who would love to have gotten their hands on you to understand you but I am part of the Praetorian family and believe we need to leave these weapons that once destroyed us aside." He replied as he picked up some juice in a bottle and passed it to her. "Still makes me curious how you gained something like that because I never heard anything even remotely close to something like that, even from our past."

Miranda took the juice slowly. "I'm finding myself trusting you." She said. "I don't know if its a good thing."

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"I just wanted to see a face." Elizabeth said. "I didn't want to judge."

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"I don't think shooting it will help!" Ayama snapped at the guard. She held the child closer to her. She was supporting him and offering what comfort she could. "We need to focus on getting out of here."

"Yes because I'm big and scary?" He laughed. "I have a lot to prove to my country. My family left it in shambles with a horrible dictatorship so I'm not necessarily liked. Also, its not like I poison your juice or anything." He replied and showed her the rations of food and drinks. "If you want pick one yourself and I'll get one as well." He replied as he messed up the arranged order they were in and randomly picked a drink. "Wherever your from is very suspicious of people. So why isn't it a good thing to trust me and you have not answered my question about your father." He mused.

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"Its not a good face. I'm a reason for all of this." He looked towards the ground. "I am ashamed of what I helped caused. I didn't even have a choice or chance to change those events." He replied as he looked at her. "Its the face of this war and what is has caused." He replied.

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She saw what they were eventually were fighting and it was for times the size of a large man and what looked like randomly sharp objects embedded themselves across its body. From simple knives to meal shards. Long dark scraggly hair fell to its sides of its face as it pulled a piece of metal from its body and launched it forward with great force at Ayama.

"The haggard." The man with the beatles replied.

"I didn't answer the question about my father because you're jumping from one topic to another." Miranda said. "Its hard to keep track."

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"How is it your fault?" Elizabeth asked.

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Ayama clung to the boy as she spun with her leg in the air. She kicked the peice of metal away. "Alright, now he's going down. Can someone hold onto the boy?"

"Well I might as well ask in fear of you blowing my head into pieces." He teased. "You act like you haven't seen a friendly face before. These soldiers might have it rough but they will all treat you the same just be careful of some of them. We have had sleeping problems recently and some are a bit on edge but nothing major I should hope." Turk looked back at her. "Still surprised you worry about a stranger. Didn't think people liked us enough to care and would root us on too attack the city and gain a deadly foe."

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"These experiments that originally started on humans were first started on other species like the Alundra. After successive works they began working on humans. The first humans chosen were prisoners but it had an odd effect on most and eventually they had their first prototype that could survive the entire process. They realized that prisoners were an inefficient way of getting good subjects so instead they tried orphanages since children's cells are much more active since their bodies are developing. I was one of the first of those to succeed. During that time tensions were already high on the separatists side who refused to follow the union and the Nations who were frightened that the rebel states would continue to produce weapons without restrictions. I was basically created to easily wipe out those soldiers with genetically modified abilities. I basically helped start the war." He replied at Elizabeth as they continued to walk and the cave began to dim to a low light.

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Drea grabbed the kid and the man with the insects joined Ayama's side. "I was placed next to that thing in confinement. They wouldn't even feed it for days and I never saw it sleep. I was surprised one day though when I sent one of my pets to inspect his cell he was eating what appeared to be a body of another inmate. I despised that thing and even tried to kill it but it seems to treasure sharp objects and implant it on its body." He replied at the shards which were literally everywhere across his skin.

Without another word a gust of wind passed them and suddenly the other guard was smashed between the wall and the creatures body. Its spikes penetrating the guards skin as if it were a pin cushion. The being pushed itself from the wall and revealed an indentation from its forehead on the wall.

Drea fell to the ground and struggle to hold the boy. One of her arms had almost been completely ripped off from the being moving ridiculously fast and grazing her. She pressed her back against the wall and looked at that thing as it turned itself towards Ayama and the bug man.

"I didn't even think something of that size was possible to move so fast." He replied as he gathered his swarm across his body.

"I suggest everyone finds cover." Ayama said as she held something tight at her side. "This is about to get messy."

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Elizabeth remained silent as she walked beside him.

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"You saved my life." Miranda said. "I oue you something."

The haggard turned and looked at her and growled. An eye emanating a red glow as it suddenly rushed forward. It missed Ayama by a hair and nearly grabbed the man next to her.

"That thing can't control its speed." He replied as he looked at the being as it embedded part of itself into a wall and began to remove itself from it. "We must avoid it but use it against him."

The haggard began to rip a shard from its body.

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"I'm sorry I guess I spoke too much." He replied as the cave only had barely enough light to make out figures in the darkness.

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"You saved our entire team. I believe it is I who is in debt to you." Turk replied as he sat down on the grass.

"If it wants to escape, it could." Ayama mused. "So why is it attacking?"

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"Theres just nothing to say." Elizabeth said.

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Miranda chuckled as she sat beside him

"Might think we are some of the guards. I wouldn't even recommend fighting that thing." The man replied as he pulled Ayama away. "I say we start moving."

The haggard had turned and prepared to vault itself again as Drea tried to get up immediately.

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"Sorry. I didn't mean to make you uncomfortable." He replied as the sound of tracks was heard in the distance and more light began to reveal their surroundings. "Well now since you know me where are the two of you from?" He asked.

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"Just promise me not to do that again while you are around some of my soldiers. They might think the worlds coming to an end with that sort of thing happening around them." He joked and watched all the survivors moving around in front of him. Some were very happy to gain food while others just happy to be in a safe area.

"Believe me, its not something I do lightly." Miranda said. "Its not even something I want."

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Elizabeth told him.

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Ayama rushed over and helped Drea to her feet. "You make sure everyone gets out of here, Including that boy. I'll keep that thing distracted." She said with a smile as she pulled out her gun. She rushed away and began to fire at it.

"I'm sorry I find it amazing. Can't believe you have something like that." He replied as he looked at her. "I'm surprised your so comfortable with me. Most of the locals hate our kind until we start giving rations and supplies away but even after that they regard us as enemies."

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"Well I hope we can offer you some peace." He replied as they neared what looked like a giant railway system. The sound of the tracks and multiple people entering different carts. The soldiers made sure not to overfill each kart and Shiruba told Elizabeth to follow him towards the front.

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The being was hulking over Ayama and Drea. It had reached their location within an instant but insects created a thick wall between Ayama and the haggard.

Drea nodded and began to run with the boy as the pain looked over at Ayama as he kept his arm outstretched controlling the insects.

The firearm seemed to hurt and anger the haggard as it grimaced and growled as it tried to move forward.

"You get out of here too." Ayama told the pain. "He may hurt me, but he wont be able to kill me. Besides, they'll need your help." She readied her gun again.

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Elizabeth followed him.

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"And why is that?" Miranda asked.

"You don't know this thing..." He replied as he pointed towards the being. "Its more then just speed and power... I think its something else entirely." Pain summoned the insects into his body. "Its up to you though." He replied as the Haggard snarled and breathed slowly.

The haggard seemed to analyze the two with an eye that glowed a deep red and the other seemed to flicker. The second eye seemed to be cracked but before it allowed them to rest it launched itself forward again and embedded itself into the wall. This time it had grabbed the Pain.

The Pain struggled as his insects prevented the haggard from crushing him against the wall. The Pain's face looked sunken as he tried to hold the being in front of him back.

The being seemed angered being unable to eliminate the pain and immediately turned and launched another metal shard towards Ayama.

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They entered the front of the train and a man looked over and stared at them. He looked silently as he pulled some levers and the train began to gain energy.

"You don't talk much." Shiruba replied to Elizabeth as the train began to move. "Your daughter can rest on this seat." He replied as he motioned toward a couch away from the three.

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"The League is blamed for the current state of the world. We are the most hated country of all three because of our policy with the Borderlands and threats to our security. We mostly annihilate them but sometimes it leads to massive civilian death or famine due to war. Its why we try to better our image by giving out rations but they despise us by not giving them arms to supposedly defend themselves. Our weapons are only meant to work with a specific soldier which is an advantage and disadvantage. When we gave you our arms they were set to blow up on command but most are set to blow up when their user is not verified." He replied. "Of course the Federation has hacked some of our arms and we constantly need to update it but we don't want the borders to gain any more arms then they currently have. We funded some factions that we believed were of our interest but of course they eventually defeated their enemy and turned our own weapons on us. Its ridiculous what has happened to this world but yea we have to watch our backs constantly because we must treat everyone as an enemy. I once saw a child come up to one of my teams asking for water when my team lowered their guard he blew himself up near our camp. It is terrifying but explains the high rates of suicides and sleep deprivation we've had. Its just not been good." He sighed.