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Born In Blood: Part 3
Vietnam, Present time…
Wolverine and Nuke stand in a grass field, staring at each other without saying a word to each other. Logan’s claws, as well as his sword are sheathed, with the blade and scabbard strapped to his back. Nuke, however, has his automatic rifle drawn, with his finger on the trigger. Staring with cold eyes, Logan recommends to Nuke that he give up. He’s outgunned.
Without a reply, Nuke raises his weapon and opens fire. However, Logan gracefully back-flips away, silently admitting to himself that he had already figured out this wouldn’t work. He jokes that Frank Simpson, aka Nuke, doesn’t know anything about dying. All the guy knows is killing things. He has been that way since he was a kid.
Years ago…
Little Frank stands in his parents’ house’s kitchen. His hands are covered in what looks like blood, with pools of it splashed on the floor. His furious mother rages into the kitchen, calling Frank names and demands to know what he has done. Frank apologizes to his mama; he was just trying to make some cherry Kool… Frank’s mother interrupts, eyeing the overturned pitcher Frank was using, as well as the spilled bag of sugar, and tells him to look at the mess. He’s he ruined everything, she tells him.
Frank’s dad, Charles, tries to get his wife’s attention, however Frank’s mom ignores her husband, and shouts at Frank that he should be ashamed of himself. The problems at school Frank has after what he did to that doctor, and now this?! Charles reminds his wife that they are running late, and that the sitter has arrived. As she storms out, Frank’s mom shouts that that’s good and tells the dumbstruck sitter to clean up the $%#$ing mess. Pausing at the door with an embarrassed look on his face, Charles tells the sitter that they’ll be back around 10:30 or so, before his wife calls out for him to hurry up. A bit ashamed, Charles follows his wife to the car.
Frank watches his parents leave. Betsy, the sitter, grumbles that she’s only getting paid thirty cents an hour and now she gets to clean floors. Frank tells Betsy that he’s glad she’s there, and that he loves her. Betsy grins devilishly and replies that she knows that, and that she loves him too. She only can’t stand Frank’s awful mother. She thinks that everyone would be better off if Frank’s mother was just gone. Frank doesn’t understand, because his mom is gone now. After cleaning up the floor, Betsy corrects that she meant she wished Frank’s mom was gone… forever. Frank asks Betsy if she means… dead? Betsy corrects him that she never said that… He thought that up all on his own.
Later that night, Frank lies in bed but can’t sleep due to the noise downstairs. His parents are fighting. He walks over to his door and opens it a bit, so he can peep through it. He finds his mother drunk again, and his father desperately trying to help her get quietly upstairs but she refuses. Interrupting sheepishly, Betsy tells Charles that it’s time for her to get going. Charles understands, and asks his wife if she’ll be okay. She calls Charles worthless, and crawls her way upstairs.
Once on top, she finds Frank waiting for her, and the boy just looks at her. She asks what he’s looking at.
Vietnam, present time…
Nuke is trying to find Wolverine, who is hiding behind some bushes. Logan emerges from behind and tells Frank that they should talk. Nuke quickly opens fire again, but Logan disappears and quickly as he appeared and the bullets hit nothing but foliage. As Nuke looks for where Wolverine went, Logan is already behind him.
Nuke tries to kick Logan, but he deftly dodges, then presses the opportunity and punches Nuke in the side. However, it is to no effect and Nuke delivers a powerful left cross across Logan’s face. Nuke then picks up his gun and smashes it into Logan’s face in an uppercut! As Logan lies on the grass, reeling in pain, Nuke places his foot triumphantly on Logan’s face, and uncontrollably yells at him at the top of his lungs to die!
On the contrary, Logan snikts his claws out, and slices both of Nuke’s feet off, silently apologizing to Frank for doing so. Falling on his back, Nuke reveals leg stumps composed more of robotics than flesh and blood.
Drawing his sword, Logan laments that Frank has left him with no choice. However, rather than helpless, Frank raises his rifle again and presses the button marked rocket launcher. Logan notices this and quickly kicks Frank’s gun into an other direction. The rocket does get launched, but is fired in a spot off to the side. Still, due to the explosion, Logan and Nuke get thrown back a bit, though both survive.
Though bleeding, Logan begins to rise. Nuke, however, suffers from severe burns, which has removed the skin from his right hand and a portion of the right side of his face – revealing robotic parts beneath. Legless, Nuke begins to crawl toward his rifle but pauses once he notices his skinless, robotic hand. Muttering to himself weakly, Nuke asks the absent Betsy how could she have done this to him…
The past…
As Charles drives Betsy home, the ride is quiet for a while. Breaking the silence, Betsy tells Charles that his wife sure is mean to him. Charles is hesitant to respond, but weakly agrees. He then notices that Betsy is drinking from a flask and is startled that it is his. Betsy smiles that she knows that: she stole it from Charles’ desk. She seductively moves closer to him, smiling that she likes being bad.
Charles stops the car somewhere away from the main road. Betsy starts to undress, but stops, claiming that she can’t do this. Startled, Charles says that’s fine and begins to stammer at the awkwardness. Betsy interrupts Charles, wanting to say something first. She starts to cry, claiming that she did something. Charles thinks it’s about the money in his desk, believing Betsy stole that too. He promises that’s fine and they can forget about it. Betsy claims that she didn’t do anything like that. Her name isn’t really…
Suddenly, someone knocks on the car’s window, not allowing Betsy to finish her sentence. Betsy starts to panic, as she recognizes the knocking man. Charles wonders who it could be and looks outside of his window, seeing a police officer. After Charles opens his window, asking the officer is there is something wrong, the officer asks Charles to sit back in his seat. Charles does so and, a moment later, the officer shoots Betsy!
Charles is speechless. The police officer, Logan, jokes that it looks like Charles is in a lot of trouble. Charles desperately tries to say that he didn’t do anything. Logan disagrees. It looks like Charles actually did do something. It looks like he tried to take advantage of the young lady next to him, and even went as far as to giving her liquor. But, the young lady resisted so Charles shot her. He shot the young lady… using his very own gun. Logan asks Charles if the gun he is holding really is his gun.
Charles doesn’t know what to say. Logan confirms that Charles is in deep trouble. But he proposes a deal to Charles: he’ll give him his gun back… if he wants it, that is. But, Logan adds, he has to tell Charles that there’s only one bullet left in it, so he’d better makes it count. Hesitant, Charles explains that his wife, the woman who hates him, has all the money. It’s hers and her family’s. She would never pay for a lawyer and believe him. Logan interrupts Charlie’s rambling, informing him that he doesn’t care.
Without another word, Logan stands outside of Charlie’s car in silence, simply staring.. After a few moments, a gunshot is heard and Logan heads back to his police car. He takes out the car radio, and reports to someone that all the loose ends are now tied up. The person Logan talks to understands, and orders Logan to head to the pick-up location. Logan tells his “associate” that this sure was a lot of trouble, and wants to know if his associate is certain that the guy is… The associate doesn’t want to hear Logan asking any questions, and suggests that he just does his job and leave. Logan does just that, leaving the dead bodies of Betsy and Charles behind.
A little later, Logan knocks on the house little Frank lives in. Opening the door, Frank immediately tells Logan that he did just what Betsy asked him to do: he killed his own mother. Logan sees Frank’s mother lying dead near the stairs, and is a bit shocked. Logan tells Frank to follow him to his car, and the boy does so. When Logan wonders aloud if Frank isn’t going to ask where he’s taking him, Frank thinks there’s no need: Logan is a policeman… he would never hurt him.
Vietnam, present…
Wolverine stares at Nuke again, holding his sword ready. He says to himself that he never wanted to do this to Frank. Logan was hoping he could save Frank… even bring him back… for what he did to him. But there is no saving the guy. Staring at Frank’s face, with all the robotic plates revealed, Logan realizes that now. There’s just… nothing left in him. Logan does think that this shouldn’t have been that easy.
US Embassy, Santiago, Chile…
The security agent holds his gun to the scientist’s face and orders the guy to power Nuke down all the way. The scientist starts to sweat, fearing what Logan will do to Nuke if he does what the security agent asks him. When the agent replies that he is certain Logan won’t do anything, the scientist is confused. What does he mean, “He won’t?” Holding a mobile phone, the agent smirks that the scientist can trust him: this is all part of the plan.
The White House…
The president, already in a meeting, welcomes Trevor into his office. The president excuses the other men present, promising that they’ll discuss the topic later. As the men leave, they stare back at Trevor, who returns the mobile phone he was just using back to his coat pocket.
Trevor asks the president if he wanted to see him, which the president confirms, asking just what the hell is going on. Elusive, Trevor suggests that, for his own protection, the president better doesn’t ask him that question. The president doesn’t want to hear about that: this is a mess! He believes that putting their man into the field like this isn’t what he was meant for. Not with all the risks involved.
Trevor defends that this is exactly what their man was “meant for.” And, he adds, the situation, being what it is, the risks are completely acceptable. This is all part of the plan. And the president can believe him… Logan will never see it coming.
Vietnam, present…
Wolverine is ready to use his sword to finish Nuke off but, suddenly, something bounces off against it, knocking the sword out of his hands! As Logan takes a moment to glance at the sword’s resting place, embedded a short distance away in the grass, a familiar voice call out to him. The voice tells Logan that he doesn’t know why Logan is so surprised… he had this coming for a long time. Logan stares at his new opponent… Captain America!


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Born In Blood: Part 4
A white owl flies through a dead, rocky landscape. All the trees are dead too, having not one leaf on them. The owl is an unwelcome visitor in an unforgiving realm. The realm… of the subconscious mind. It is an act of intrusion she rarely commits, but which she now must. She has to save him, because no one else will. The owl lands nearby a red river, and transforms into… Emma Frost!
Emma has a look around, and touches the red water. She sees the water as a sign of confusion, instability and turmoil. Emma thinks she’s getting close. Taking a closer look on the water dripping off her fingers, Emma realizes this isn’t water at all: it’s blood. But luckily it isn’t hers. She notices red footprints on the ground. She calls out to Logan, fearing what he has done.
She turns around and sees a shadowy figure, who looks like Logan. The figure, who stands on a mountain top, holds a sword in his hand. Transforming back into the white owl, Emma flies toward the shadowed man, thinking he is Logan and calls out to him. Emma transforms back into herself, and reaches her hand out to Logan. She reminds him to see her as his friend who can help him. Emma’s eyes suddenly open wide in shock, realizing she isn’t talking to Logan. The man stabs his sword through Emma’s stomach, wounding her deeply. As Emma fall, the mysterious man warns the “witch” to stay out of his head.
Xavier’s…
Emma wakes up screaming in her bed. Scott, lying next to her, wakes up from it and asks his girlfriend what’s wrong. Emma turns off the television, which had an interview with Professor Xavier playing. She telepathically calls out to Logan, as she needs to speak with him.
Vietnam…
Wolverine, while using his claws to fight Captain America, telepathically tells Emma that he can’t talk right now, as he’s busy. Cap, blocking Logan’s claw attacks with his shield, punches the shield into Logan’s face and roars. Logan jumps backwards and mocks the Captain that he needs to learn some new tricks, as he saw that coming a mile away. He kicks Cap into his face, drawing blood in the process. Logan thinks that probably hurt Cap, knowing he’s so much better than he is.
As Cap spits out the blood in his mouth, Logan reminds himself that he has to keep talking to get Cap angry and unfocused. Cap admits that he doesn’t know why Logan is there, but reminds him that he’s only making the situation worse. The president of the United States personally requested his help in cleaning up this mess. Nuke will come with him. Logan doesn’t like that plan. He tries to slice Cap again, but Cap quickly moves away from the claws. He punches Wolverine into his face, telling Logan he’ll come with him, too. He explains that Logan has a lot to answer for, starting with why he attacked the White House and what he did to the secretary of state.
Logan defends that the robot and the missile weren’t his idea. He went there looking for answers. And he certainly didn’t kill the secretary. Cap throws his shield toward Logan, but he blocks it using all of his claws, causing the shield to bounce off. Logan jokes it was a nice try from Cap. But Cap only used his shield to confuse Logan, giving him the chance to jump and attack him again. Logan realizes his mistake now. Logan falls on the grass, and Cap uses his arms to hold Logan’s claws toward his face and neck, shouting and asking if he saw that coming.
Unnoticed by neither of the two combatants, a heavily injured Nuke, hiding behind the bushes, sees everything and also sees Wolverine’s sword still sticking into the grass.
Wolverine thinks Cap must believe he’s stupid or something. He easily sheathes his claws back in, having his fists free.
Meanwhile, Nuke crawls out of the bushes, and heads straight for Logan’s sword.
Cap crushes Logan’s wrist with his bare hands, causing him to scream. Cap smirks that must have hurt. Logan has to hand it to Steve: he did learn some new tricks. But he’s got one that never gets old. He kicks Cap against his leg and manages to kick him away. Logan growls. With his hand covered in blood, Logan, almost breathless, realizes Cap crushed the tendons in his forearms, and now his claws won’t work anymore. That’s actually pretty smart of Steve.
But Cap lies in pain on the ground. Logan smirks that the broken lump in Cap’s thigh is what doctors call a “massive hematoma” from a… a “femoral artery pseudo-aneurysm.” Logan smirks that he’s pretty smart, too. At least, he’s smart when it comes to hurting people. He gets up and rest against a tree. He explains it’s like an air bag in those big cars, but full of blood. It swells up like that to protect one’s arteries from any more damage. The bad part is, the blood gets all clotted up and nasty and, if you aren’t careful, that clotted blood will break loose and go up into the heart or brain. And it can kill a person deader than Dillinger. Holding his hand against his head and starting to sweat, Logan mentions they’re both pretty screwed. Thing is, he’s going to heal up in a little while, but not Cap.
Suddenly, someone takes a swing at Logan. He ducks just in time, but the swing slices the tree Logan rested against in half! Cap tells Logan not to worry about him, as he’ll be just fine. Holding Logan’s sword in his hands, Captain America is ready for more.
Wolverine asks Cap to put the sword down, as he doesn’t know… Not letting Logan finish his sentence, Cap claims that he knows enough. And the angry look in Logan’s eyes is telling him the rest. He orders Logan to get back on his feet, but to do it slowly. He explains they’re going to march east for a half-a-click to the extraction point, where a helicopter will be waiting. Logan wonders about Nuke. Cap promises that once he handed Logan off, he’ll come back for Nuke. Logan can’t believe Cap calls that a strategy. Cap adds that Nuke is in pieces and he won’t let Logan out of his sight. He orders Wolverine to move.
Logan can guarantee Steve that his lift won’t come. He thinks that the only way anybody’s getting out of there alive is by crawling their way out under their own steam. Picking his shield back up, Cap hears that Logan sounds pretty confident in that statement. Logan says he knows the drill. “They” are not going to let a chopper anywhere near this place, as they wouldn’t risk breaking contamination. Cap asks Logan what he means by that. Logan believes they were meant to take each other out and save “them” the trouble.
Cap tells Logan that’s not going to work… he won’t play Logan’s game. Logan explains to Cap that he already has been played. They both have been. Only difference is, Logan knew it before he even hit the ground. Cap defends that he’s here because he slipped up. Nuke is his responsibility, and he didn’t even know he was alive before this morning. Wolverine wants to know who the people are that told Cap Nuke is his responsibility, because he would really like to know that. Cap, pointing Logan’s sword to his face, declares that he’s saying it himself. He orders Logan to keep moving.
Logan refuses to do that. He tells Cap that he doesn’t know what Cap thinks he knows, but explains to him that Frank Simpson – aka Nuke – isn’t a part of anything Cap swore to protect. He’s… Interrupting Logan, Cap adds that he knows Nuke is a failed attempt to re-create the Super-Soldier Project. That Nuke is a twisted mockery of everything he ever stood for. And Cap believes that if it weren’t for him…
Wolverine angrily shouts that Cap must be kidding him. Turning away from Cap, Logan thinks to himself that, in all these years, all the times he’s been through this same scenario, and didn’t see it until now. Turning his face back to Steve, he begs him to listen. They weren’t trying to recreate Captain America… they were trying to re-create him! And, Logan ashamed adds, he helped them.
Cap wants to know who Logan is talking about. Weapon X? He knows they messed with Logan’s mind, but that’s over. Logan has to let it go. “No,” Wolverine replies with a serious look on his face. “It goes way beyond Weapon X. Way before.”
Steve asks Logan if that’s all he’s got. Logan admits that – at least, for now. Cap tells him that it isn’t enough. He orders Logan to keep moving. Logan tells Cap he has to open his eyes. This is a set-up… a perfect set-up. They used Nuke to lure the both of them out there. Cap thinks that’s impossible. He wonders how “they,” whoever they are, pull this off. Logan mentions they’ve had a lot of practice. It’s how they work. They wind a person up, put targets in their way so you’ll knock them down. Cap thinks Logan is lying. Logan promises Cap that they are using him like they used he himself. Cap again shouts that Logan is lying. He was sent here by the president of the United States!
Logan asks Cap who he thinks was whispering in the president’s ear. He asks Steve to think about it. How does he think Nuke got here in the first place. Who does Steve think brought Nuke back to life. “They” have agents everywhere.
Cap suddenly hears something snapping behind him. Nuke, crawling out of some bushes, tried to grab Cap’s leg but he quickly jumps into safety. Nuke calls Cap a traitor. Wolverine tries to attack Nuke, but Cap won’t let him and uses the Muramasa sword to slice through Logan’s chest! Logan falls down on the ground, where he notices that his wound is already healing. He damns his enemies for making him kill his friend. Logan’s eyes turn furiously red with berserker rage.
As he punches Nuke in the face, Cap declares that he won’t let any of this go further out of control. He promises they’ll get straight to the bottom of this once they… Wolverine suddenly attacks from behind, punching Cap in his back. He pulls Steve’s shield out of his hand and throws it away. Punching Cap a few times against his head, Steve screams and tries to hit Logan with the sword. But since Logan is sitting on his back, Cap can’t see anything.
Logan takes his sword back and growls. Cap orders Logan to stand down, or else… he’ll put him down himself! The pain of the wound in his leg gets worse, causing Cap to fall down on the ground again. A hard growling Wolverine strikes at Cap, who only has his fists left to protect him.
Suddenly, out of nowhere, Wolverine’s attack gets interceded by a green telekinesis field! A voice tells Logan he won’t kill Cap today. Another voice, this one a female, tells the defender that’s enough, as he doesn’t want to antagonize Logan.
Turning around, Wolverine recognizes some familiar faces: Cyclops, Emma and… Hellion!


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Born In Blood: Conclusion
Wolverine, still holding his Muramasa sword in his hand, is trapped in Hellion’s green telekinesis field. Captain America, getting up and almost out of breath, orders Hellion, calling him “son,” to maintain his hold on Logan but warns him to get to cover. Hellion angrily defends that Cap isn’t his father and that he doesn’t have to take orders from him.
Logan suddenly throws his sword at Hellion and Cap warns the boy to get down! As Hellion scared covers his eyes, Cyclops quickly fires an optic beam at the sword, deflecting it away from the boy just in time. Julian warns Mr. Summers that he almost burned his face off with that beam. Scott, noticing that Hellion dropped his field, warns his student that that’ll be the least of his worries: Wolverine is loose, and snikts his claws out, ready for action!
Wolverine growls and tries to slice Cap, but Steve protects himself using his shield. Cap punches Logan into his face and Cap warns Hellion to get into safety, as he’s Logan’s primary target! He orders everyone else to move to the flanks while he goes up the middle! Logan again jumps at Cap, but Cap punches Logan away again with his shield. But suddenly, the wound in Cap’s leg starts to hurt again, forcing the legendary hero to his knee.
Ready to press the advantage, Wolverine is ready to kill Cap, but Cyclops shouts at Logan not to do it and starts shooting blasts non-stop. His first beam gives Cap enough time to roll into safety, while Logan jumps over him in an attempt to reach his sword again. Logan manages to pick it up from the grass and, as Scott fires another beam, Logan swings with the sword, causing the beam to bounce off on it. The beam ricochets against Cap’s shield, which then gets fired right in front of Scott’s feet! He just in time manages to jump into safety. Logan angrily turns his attention towards Hellion, who panics.
On that very moment, Emma telepathically shouts at all the combatants to stop fighting! Cap, Wolverine, Hellion and Cyclops are all reeling from the mental blast and have to cover their ears in pain. Emma calmly walks over to Wolverine, and Scott who tells her to stay away from him. Taking a moment to look at him with a cold stare, she then proceeds. Emma explains to Wolverine that she had a dream, something she believes was actually a precognitive vision. In it, she saw something. Someone. She tells Logan he has to set aside this “selfish” quest for revenge. He has to.
Wolverine reminds Emma that “they” used him. “Precisely,” Emma states. “They”. And “they” are using Logan’s son. “…What?” a stunned Wolverine replies. Emma reveals to Wolverine that his son... lives.
Years ago, a house in Japan…
A man, covered in shadows and wearing a red cape, holds a baby who is covered in blankets. The man takes off, leaving the dead body of Itsu behind on the floor, in a pile of blood.
Now…
Wolverine wants to know how that’s possible. Emma suspects Logan’s son is possibly still alive because of his lineage. She believes it would be safe to assume that the baby survived due to… Looking at his claws, Logan interrupts Emma, realizing she’s talking about his healing factor.
When Wolverine asks Emma where he is, she turns her face downcast in regret. She informs him she only saw his son in a vision. Logan angrily shouts at her, demanding to know where his son is, to which Emma reiterates that she doesn’t know. She was unable to fully… bring Logan’s son into focus. His mind is… it’s as if the boy doesn’t have a mind. Or any thoughts, whatsoever. At least, no thoughts of his own. Logan is speechless upon hearing that.
Years ago…
The man with the red cape and his mysterious partner look at someone who has been dumped into a pit. The man explains to his victim that he has no thoughts of his own, because he isn’t entitled to them. That he isn’t entitled to anything. His victim isn’t a man… he’s a weapon.
Logan, lying in the pit with only his pants on, angrily looks at his enemy with furious red eyes.
The man tells Logan that he is his weapon.
Now…
Logan, remembering these horrible things from his past, recalls that “they” dragged his son in, just like they made him do with Nuke, just like they did to himself.
Years ago…
Wolverine remembers how he shot Betsy, and how he stabbed an Indian girl wearing red clothes with a knife.
Now…
Hellion asks Emma what Wolverine is talking about. Emma doesn’t respond.
Years ago…
Wolverine remembers. The Indian girl with the red clothes’ name was Silver Fox. She was Blackfoot and her husband had died three winters before. Logan used to see Fox out in the woods when he was hunting. Maybe it was because Fox didn’t have anybody else… but eventually, Fox became Logan’s woman. She was a beautiful woman, and strong. She taught Logan how to trap. She also taught him it was alright to love again. Logan remembers the happy times he and Silver Fox shared at their cabin, eating dinner together.
That morning, when Logan was leaving, he remembers thinking how warm the fire in the fire place of their cabin was, and how the fire made it seem all the more cold outside. Logan put on his hat and left, leaving Silver Fox alone in their cabin.
When Logan came back, Silver Fox was dead, covered in blood. It didn’t take Logan long to figure out who killed her: Sabretooth. He and Sabretooth fight. As Creed slams Logan with a wooden beam, Logan looses the battle. Sabretooth drags Logan’s unconscious body away.
When Logan wakes up, he finds himself in a pit. He doesn’t know how long he has been there, but today, Logan remembers hearing voices. Then he heard his voice. Sabretooth’s. And Logan remembered how hearing Sabretooth’s voice made his mouth water for the taste of blood.
Sabretooth told Logan that he would take it from there. Logan angrily calls out to him. Creed didn’t think that Logan would still be mad at him. He says that Logan has a lot to learn. He claims that the folks living in the town down hill, the ones Logan thought were his friends, that they aren’t his friends at all. So, Sabretooth lies, those peoples got rid of the one thing that kept Logan there!
Wolverine recalls that Sabretooth kept talking, filling in the details how Silver Fox got murdered. Part of Logan knew that Creed was lying, but a bigger part of him didn’t care. Because, as long as he believed it, he could let go of this thing that was inside him, clawing him, desperate to get out. And that would be all right, because those people in the town “deserved” it for what they did to his woman. Logan remembers how furiously angry he was that day.
By the time Logan clawed his way out of that pit, Sabretooth was already gone. But he left Logan a present: an axe. He picked it up, walked towards the town down hill, and murdered all of its citizens!
Logan remembers Nuke massacring a town in Vietnam.
Logan also remembers himself at a young age, covered in blood, holding a knife in his hands and dead bodies of people lie behind him. Logan’s son tells his daddy that he let “them” do this to him.
Now…
Wolverine screams: “No!” When Hellion wonders aloud what’s wrong with Logan. A sweaty Cap admits he isn’t sure about it, but warns Julian to be ready to follow his lead. Hellion agrees to do whatever Cap says.
Quietly, Wolverine thinks that it’s over. They got him. And what’s worse… they got his son. They’re using his son just like they used him. And, Logan realizes, if he gets any closer, they’ll use his son against him. To break him. They’ll corner him, force him to cut and claw his way out, through anything and anyone in his way. Even his own son.
Logan holds his sword proudly in front of him, and stares at it. He thinks to himself that, when he got his memories back, he finally found out who he was. What he is. Under the costume, under the skin… he is an animal. And he cannot be trusted. He looks at Cyclops, who still lies on the ground. Hellion notices this and asks Cap what to do, but Cap screams in pain; his blood cot has finally caught up with him. Logan realizes that pain is probably unbearable.
Emma sees Wolverine walking toward Scott, and asks Logan what he’s doing. Realizing what Logan is up to, Emma asks Scott to wait. Scott, fearing Logan’s sword, fires at his teammate but Logan ducks at every beam, continuing to advance. When Logan finally reaches him, Cyclops expects the mortal blow and screams in preparation. The blow, however, does not come. Instead, when he finally looks up, Cyclops sees Wolverine handing his sword over to him, handle first, as it rests across his forearm.
Logan explains to him that the sword is the only thing in the world that can put him down for good. He wants Scott to take it. Scott does, but wants to know… why him? As the two X-Men stand up, Wolverine admits that he knows when the time comes… Scott won’t hesitate.
Logan continues that the way this is going to go, is that he’s going to be forced to use the sword on his son… and he can’t do that. He won’t. Because of that, these people are probably going to take him down, brainwash him, and bring him back in. Logan can’t live like that anymore, and he’s counting on Scott to make sure that won’t happen.
As Logan walks over to Nuke, Scott asks Logan to wait. Ignoring him, Logan tells Cyclops to get Cap to a medic, and fast. And, as he looks at a handcuffed Nuke, he explains to Emma that Nuke was once called Frank Simpson, but that his mind is now completely gone. He wants Emma to help Frank, if she can. But, if she can’t help him, Logan wants Emma to let him know, because then he’ll finish the job why he came there for.
Emma telepathically tells Logan that there is something he should know. About his son. Above all else, Logan’s son hates him. Logan says nothing for a moment. Then, taking an angry look on his face and walking forward alone, Logan tells Emma that makes two of them.
As Hellion helps up the wounded Cap, Cyclops and Emma watch Wolverine leave.


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Savior - Part One
On a freighter somewhere in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, coming from Vietnam, Wolverine sits in a cold storage room, covered with a blanket. He thinks to himself that he can feel it all around him - like a fog. Death - real death. It keeps whispering to him in the dark, soothing him, telling him that it will take all of the pain away. Telling him that this might be his only chance and that he’s a fool if he doesn’t take it. Wolverine doesn’t accept that! He’s not dying! Not today at least. Not until he saves his son. He rises defiantly and tosses the blanket away, exposing the still open sword slash across his chest.
Wolverine holds his head and thinks to himself that he needs to get it together, that he needs to get focused. He ought to be freezing to death, instead he feels like he’s being burned alive. His wound, the cut he got from the Muramasa blade, isn’t healing like normal. At least not normal for him. He has plenty of scars, but it looks like this one is going to be on the outside.
He grabs some ice off one of the shrimp boxes and puts it on the wound. He screams in agony. If he didn’t know better, he’d swear he was seasick, like he is swaying back and forth between getting better and worse. Like his healing factor is trying to kick in - but it can’t. He’s never felt anything like this - no. He has felt this before.
Back in Dallas Texas in 1963, a younger Wolverine is in his old Team X uniform, and behind bars. He calls out to the bald-headed gentleman standing outside his cell that he did what they wanted and that he know wants to know why he is being held. After all, he’s supposed to rendezvous with the rest of his team in... Before he can finish, he is cut off by the gentleman who informs him, Agent Logan, that he will receive his orders shortly. Logan responds that he already got his orders. He wants to know what kind of bull...
He is cut off by a voice coming from the speaker in his cell. It indicates that Agent Logan has performed admirably in his mission and that their objective here is complete. Logan candidly responds that is “yippee” for them and that he now wants to be let out of this box before the wrong people start asking the wrong quest... He is cut off again by the voice coming from the box, who tells him that there is one more thing that he needs to do. As he speaks, there is a small capsule being slid under the door of Logan’s cell. They want him to ingest it.
Logan reaches for the red pill and holds it up to his mouth. He asks the voice if it is something they want smuggled out of the country and then where he needs to deliver it too. He pops the pill into his mouth as the voice tells him that he’s not delivering it anywhere. All of a sudden, Logan doubles over and grabs his stomach in pain. He thinks it is poison until he is informed that it is not poison - it is carbonadium.
The door to his cell is opened and in walks four men armed with machine guns and the bald-headed gentleman enter Logan’s cell. The voice asks him if his men are in position. The answer is yes. The voice informs them to fire. Fire they do, unloading their machine guns into Logan’s body. Once they are done, they check Logan’s pulse. At fifteen hundred hours and forty-one minutes, subject X is confirmed dead. Case study three-oh-five, effects of carbonadium on mutant regenerative capabilities, commences now.
Wolverine is awakened from his trip down memory lane by the sound of the freighter being boarded. For quite some time, he’s been trying to figure out how to take his son down - get him out of this whole mess - without killing him. Carbonadium’s the key. However, it doesn’t occur naturally, it has to be synthesized. For that, he has to find Maverick. First, he needs to get off of the boat. So he can remain unrecognized, he removes his pants and rips them, making a mask that covers his face.
When he reaches the deck of the ship, he notices that the captain isn’t being very cooperative with the U.S. Coast Guard. No surprise there. For all the captain knows, he still has thirty kilos of heroin hidden in the forward compartment. Even though Wolverine would love to see his face when he finds out that he doesn’t, he will be long gone by then. Undetected, Wolverine heads up to the control room and rips out the ship’s radio and leaps into the ocean with it.
Over on the Coast Guard cutter, the coastie standing guard is radioed and instructed to call in some support boats - his fellow coasties on the ship are having some problems conducting with the search. He informs them that he will and, when he turns around, he is punched out by Wolverine. The coasties on the freighter hear the motor of the cutter kick on and see it speeding away, its crew in the ocean. They yell for the cutter to stop, but their cries fall on deaf ears.
At the S.H.I.E.L.D. anti-terror taskforce division, central records office, Dum Dum Dugan sits at his desk reading a file. Across the room, two young S.H.I.E.L.D. agents start talking about the old man. One of the agents tells the other that he has been busting his stones ever since he got there! He thought that he was a hotshot field commander and asks what he is doing in records. The other agent informs him that he is the one who was in charge when the attack on the White House went down. Top brass sent him down there to push papers, probably hoping the old coot would resign. Either that, or he would blow his own brains out from sheer boredom. Little does he know, Dugan is standing behind him.
The young agent stammers to Dugan who instructs him to go change his pants. When the one agent leaves, Dugan asks the other one why a certain report wasn’t flagged. The young agent looks at the report and reads it. A Coast Guard cutter was hijacked while attempting to search an inbound freighter. It looks like what they have is that they believe it was one of the crewmembers from the freighter, possibly in an attempt to avoid... He is cut off by Dugan, who informs him that he can read. He then asks the young agent what the cross-entry reads. The agent informs him that it says the cutter was found less than twelve hours later, adrift in Puget Sound. No prints other than those of the crew were found. After hearing that, Dugan orders the young agent to put him in touch with the Seattle field office - now!!
In Eastern Washington state, Wolverine stands in plain clothes next to a pay phone inside a diner. He is thinking to himself that he needs to concentrate when the phone rings next to him. He picks it up and informs the person on the other end of the line that he needs help finding somebody and that it’s important. He barely finishes his thought when the person on the other end of the line informs him that he is in New York City - in Queens. Wolverine thanks Emma for everything and hangs up the phone.
Upon hearing this information, he mentions to the man that was on the phone next to him that he overheard that he would be heading out to the east coast and asks him for a ride. When the man asks Wolverine what he’s going to give him for the ride, Wolverine informs him that it isn’t really what he gives him that matters. He pops his claws and tells him that it’s what he will let him keep. As they head out to his truck, the man informs Wolverine that he can take him as far as Buffalo. His boss will fire him if he... Wolverine cuts him off and tells him that he’s going to take him to Queens. The man reluctantly agrees.
Suddenly, Wolverine catches a scent of something but can’t quite place it. With the diesel fumes and exhaust so thick in the air he can’t get a bead on it. It’s probably nothing anyway. It’s just that it smelled familiar. As they drive away, a shadowy figure watches them go.
Three days later, Wolverine arrives in Queens and enters an office building. When he gets there, a guard asks him if he has an appointment. Wolverine says that he does as he scopes the place out. The place is empty, so it shouldn’t be a problem taking this guy out. The guard asks him what his name is when the phone rings. The guard answers it and tells Wolverine to go right up. Wolverine is shocked and wonders what this place is. When he gets up to the next level he sees a lot of people he knows sitting on cots. They’re all mutants, at least they used to be. He searches for a scent and finds it almost immediately. The man he is looking for - one of his old Team X partners. Christopher Nord - Maverick. He catches another scent as well. This time there’s no mistaken whose it is.
From around the corner, Jubilee comes out of an office and informs Wolverine that she saw him on the security camera. She asks him what he is doing there. Wolverine rushes to her and orders her to get down - now!!! He tackles Jubilee and covers her from the blast that ensues. Wolverine smelled him, but it was too late - Arkady Rossovich - Omega Red!!!! From the blast area, Omega Red emerges with troops behind him. He is after Maverick - who will give him what is his now!!


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Savior - Part Two
“Scared. Confused. Powerless. All of the ex-mutants at this halfway house are. All of them except for him and me!”
Wolverine stands between Omega Red and Jubilee, protecting her. When Omega Red says he is surprised to see Logan there, Wolverine replies that he’s surprised to see Omega Red there as well. He figured that he’d be dead by now. Omega Red informs him that is not the case and that he lives. Perhaps death doesn’t want him - perhaps death is afraid that he will kill him. Wolverine sarcastically responds that, yeah, he’s sure that’s what it is. Omega Red laughs and indicates that this place is for mutants who have lost their powers. He then asks Logan if he has lost his powers. If he kills him, will he stay dead?
(flashback)
Approximately forty years ago in Dallas, Texas. Two scientists, one of them bald, are looking over the body of Logan laying on a gurney. He is riddled with bullet-holes! The bald scientist informs the other that they have a heartbeat, albeit an irregular one. The other scientist adds that it has been twenty-one hours, thirty-eight minutes - more than three times slower than his normal rate of regeneration. He adds that he believes that they may have found their silver bullet - carbonadium! He will now remove it from their subject’s abdomen.
The bald scientist asks him if he needs to anesthetize the subject? The performing scientist informs him that that won’t be necessary. As the scientist starts to cut into Logan’s body, his body jolts with adrenaline and then collapses again. The bald scientist then points out that Logan pulled out his monitors, but that he’s relatively certain that he’s... He is cut off by the other scientist that agrees but adds that they need to move quickly. With the carbonadium removed from his body, Logan’s regenerative factor will revert back to normal. He and the bald scientist then grab Logan by the arms and drag him down the hallway.
As they go down the hallway, the scientist informs the bald one that once he has assisted in securing the subject in the chair he is free to go. He reminds him to place his lab-coat in the incinerator on his way out. He then asks the bald scientist if the rest of the team has evacuated from the site. He is informed that they have, they are the only two left.
After some time, the two scientists reach a room that houses a device similar in appearance to an electric chair. The bald scientist admits that he’s never actually seen it before and asks if that is what is used to replace Logan’s memories. The other scientist indicates that is not what is used to replace his memories – that is what is used to destroy his memories! He goes on to add that, once the subject is placed in the chair and restrained, the headset is placed on top of the subject’s cranium and secured with metal spikes that shoot into his skull. Once that is done, electrical current is passed into the subject’s brain via the penetrating diodes to specified areas of the cerebral cortex known to store short-term memories, destroying the brain cells, and therefore, the memories themselves. As the affected portions of the brain regenerate, he or another with his qualifications, steadily and repeatedly dictate an alternate version of recent events to the subject. “Memory implants,” so to speak!!
Once the subject is conscious and near full recovery, he as the attending physician, “reluctantly” clears him for active duty and then provides him with a sealed dossier containing details for his next mission. The bald scientist, leaning down to check on Logan, adds that off the subject goes, none the wiser! The other scientist starts to chuckle to which the bald scientist asks him what is so funny. The scientist quips that nothing is funny, he was just remembering the last time he did this, Logan actually thanked him for helping him. The bald scientist joins in on the joke and admits that is funny...
At that very moment, Logan wakes up and chops him in the neck with his hand, killing him instantly, much to the horror and shock of the other scientist!! Logan angrily says to him that it’s not so funny now, is it?? He then grabs the scientist by the neck and pins him up against the wall. The scientist pleads with Logan for him to listen to him. Logan tells him to shut up! The scientist adds that he’s on his side; he’s on his team. Logan raises his fist to him and tells him again to SHUT UP!!!! The scientist is then hit in the face with three streams of blood, equidistant apart from each other!! Logan looks down at his hands and sees that he has bone claws coming out of both hands!!
Logan is in complete and utter shock!! He releases the scientist as he looks in amazement at the claws coming out of his hands. The scientist informs him that it wasn’t him. Logan looks down at his claws and indicates that he... remembers it all!! He asks the scientist who gives the orders. His orders; the scientist’s orders. He wants to know who’s behind all of this. Who he’s been killing for all this time - and why!!! He informs the scientist that he’s going to tell him and he’s going to tell him the truth. If he lies, he’ll smell it on him. He has a nose for that thing. He orders the scientist to tell him. The scientist, scared to death, tells him that he doesn’t know. Logan sniffs him and orders him to tell him what he does know. The scientist indicates that he can’t, or they will kill him. Logan retorts that “they” might, but he will kill him right now!!
The scientist rattles off what he knows. It’s a mercenary operation. He’s contacted via telephone, told when and where to rendezvous with a team - never the same people twice. No one knows where the orders come from. No one cares. They just take the money and what they’re told. He adds that Logan is delivered to them, usually unconscious and having suffered severe trauma. His orders are to alter Logan’s memories - to “brainwash” him. It’s the same script every time. Once Logan has been...prepared, he simply tells him that he was injured during his last mission but that, despite the odds, he made it out! He succeeded! Because he’s the best there is at what he does!!!
This time though, was different. In addition to the normal routine, he was instructed to document the effects of carbonadium on his regenerative... Logan orders him to give him the dossier. The scientist offers to cover for Logan. He can report that the procedure was successfully completed, with only a slight complication. That complication being that the other scientist died. As Logan starts to walk away, he indicates to the scientist that it may be in his best interest to do that and that next time, not to answer the phone.
Logan is able to find the escape hatch and makes his way out into an alley between the buildings. He uses his claws to open up the dossier just as a young boy walking by with his parents sees him. Logan sees him and is able to retract his claws, with some pain. He then takes a look at the dossier. He wonders what the hell is in Berlin...
(present)
Back in the half way house, Omega Red is demanding to know where the carbonadium synthesizer is!! Wolverine remembers that he stole it a long time ago - in Berlin. Then about thirty years later, after his memories had been wiped and he had forgotten why he stole it in the first place, he gave it to Maverick – his old teammate from his days in the CIA. That’s why Wolverine came back there. He’s here to get it back. The only problem is - so did Omega Red. The guy he stole it from. Omega Red adds that maybe he needs to ask Maverick’s friend where it is - Jubilee!
At that moment, everything happens fast. Wolverine calls out orders to Maverick and Jubilee and they’re already moving. Both of them have the training and experience - they don’t hesitate. Luckily, neither do the civilians that Maverick is ushering out of the room. Red puts his players on the field too. He speaks in Russian, but Wolverine can understand him. That is, until the bullets start popping from Red’s henchmen and he can’t hear anything. Wolverine manages to draw their fire towards him and away from the civilians. He is able to take a couple of them out with claw swipes but them and their guns are the last thing Wolverine is worried about. Omega Red is the real problem!
At that moment, Omega Red wraps one of his coils around Wolverine’s neck. Omega Red is a psychopath, and his coils are made of carbonadium, which gives off deadly radiation. Wolverine realizes that in an enclosed place full of innocent people, he has to get Red out of there, no matter what it takes. No matter how bad it hurts when Red slams him up against the wall repeatedly. He has to get him out of there whatever it takes, so long as it doesn’t hurt her - Jubilee. All of a sudden, Omega Red and Wolverine fall through the wall that just broke and down onto an adjacent rooftop below.
As Wolverine lays on the rooftop, he hears Omega Red laughing at him. He thinks to himself that he needs to get up. Get up and fight! When he awakens, he realizes that he must have landed on his head and blacked out. He looks over to a hole where Omega Red must have landed. He looks down into the hole where an office worker informs him that it. He went that way, running.
Wolverine wonders why, he was down and helpless, whey didn’t he... He then realizes that it’s because Omega Red isn’t after him. He’s gotten either smarter or more desperate since the last time they tangled. As he leaps onto the other building, using his claws to climb up the building’s side he figures that Red is after the carbonadium synthesizer and the only targets he’s going to waste his time on are the ones standing between him and what he wants. Just then, Wolverine hears Jubilee calling out to him!!!


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Savior - Part Three
As Wolverine scales up the side of the building to get to where Omega Red, Jubilee and Maverick are located, his mind wanders to thoughts of Jubilee. She was like a daughter to him, but eventually he abandoned her. Right when she needed him most. All because that’s the kinda father he is.
Even as he inches closer and closer to his goal, a shadowy figure is crouched behind another building, watching Wolverine’s every moves. Once Wolverine gets to the open window, one of Omega Red’s guards spots him and opens up fire. Wolverine realizes that they must have been expecting him and that Red must already be up there - with her. At that moment, Wolverine swings around to the other side of the building and dives into another window, one floor beneath where he faced Omega Red.
Up on the top floor, one of Omega Red’s guards informs the other that Wolverine’s inside the building. The other guard informs him to cover both of the elevator and the stairs. One of the guards asks, if he comes up the stairs, should they leave him to... He is cut off by the other guard that informs him that the boss is busy and this is their prob... Before he can finish his sentence he cries out in pain. The reason - Wolverine has stuck his claws through his foot.
The other guard cries out that their assailant is below them and opens up fire at the floor, ignoring the pleading of the other guard. After he is finished opening fire, he believes that he think he got him. When he turns around, he discovers that he was wrong, as Wolverine is standing right behind him. At the next second, the guard is tossed out of the window. As Wolverine surveys the damage of the building, he looks outside to see a helicopter taking off.
From the corner, a severely injured Maverick informs Wolverine that Jubilee is gone and that Omega Red took her. He then apologizes to him. Wolverine asks him to provide him with the details. Maverick informs him that, once he and Omega Red got clear of the area, Red’s men opened fire into the crowd. Jubilee was smart enough to stay low, but the others... Maverick indicates that he tried his best to draw their fire. Eventually, he was able to disarm one of the men and took his weapon. He returned their fire but he couldn’t take out more of them, but... Wolverine finishes his sentence and adds that he came back - Omega Red. Maverick indicates that it exactly what happened and that he was so preoccupied with Red’s men that he didn’t realize that he had returned until it was too late and Red was able to wrap his coils around his neck.
Wolverine then asks him about the carbonadium synthesizer and if Maverick told Red where it is. Maverick smiles and informs Wolverine that he only told him what he knew - that he traded it away for safe passage to the states. Maverick laments that, ever since whatever happened to mutants happened, he’s been walking around with a target on his back and Europe is no longer safe for him. Furthermore, everything he - they - did back then, it’s all coming due. Wolverine responds that may be the case but they deserve it. Maverick replies that some do more than others. Wolverine just gives him a look and starts to get up to go.
Before he does, he asks Maverick who he gave the synthesizer to. When Maverick tells him, Wolverine is less than pleased. It isn’t good news and, with it, he realizes he’s going to have to take another boat trip. Before he leaves, Maverick informs him that, before Omega Red left, he grabbed Jubilee and told him that, if Wolverine should attempt to follow, the girl will die. Wolverine responds that she’s dead anyway and that Maverick knows that just as well as he does. Once Red gets what he wants, he will waste her.
When Maverick apologizes again, Wolverine tells him not to be and that he understands. He also thanks Chris for all he’s done for him in the past. With that, Wolverine makes his way over to the elevator shaft. As he opens it, he informs Maverick that fire trucks and ambulances are coming this way - about six block away and closing by the sound of it. He then wishes him good luck. Maverick whispers to him the same because he will need it more than he will.
Four days later in Port Elizabeth in Newark, New Jersey, Dum Dum Dugan is with other S.H.I.E.L.D. agents. One of the agents informs Dugan that the guy is scared and refuses to talk, even after they have told him repeatedly that he won’t be charged with anything. Dugan asks where he is and the agent points over to the guy. Dugan asks if he is the one who looks like he’s about to have a heart attack. The agent confirms that it is. Dugan goes up to the man who is surrounded by a number of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents. He indicates to the man that, four days ago, he was overheard in McConnell’s Irish pub saying that he was making the “easiest money” in his life. When questioned, he revealed that he’d been “paid to not sail to Europe.”
When the man indicates in a stammer that he did not say that, Dugan replies that the man was drunk so he may not remember saying it, but he did. The only question he wants answered is who paid him. He then holds up a picture of Wolverine and asks him if it was him. The man is in shock and says nothing. Dugan indicates that he will take that as a yes. The man cries out that he said nothing. Ignoring the man’s pleas, Dugan asks the other agent where the ship was heading. Barcelona is the answer. Dugan then queries as to what the containers were aboard the ship. The agent replies that they were designated for delivery via rail to either Paris, London, or Berlin.
In Berlin, a plain-clothes Wolverine is walking the streets. As he does so, he realizes that the place smells different and that things have changed since the last time. He then notices one of the men in the crowd with a headpiece in his ear walking his dog and thinks to himself that was quick. Upon seeing him, Wolverine ducks into an alley and waits for him to approach. He realizes that this guy is good - he didn’t even flinch. He’s also local, just what he’s looking for. When the man comes near, Wolverine indicates to him that it is quite cold outside today. The man indicates that it is and offers Wolverine to get some coffee so it could warm them up.
In his mind, Wolverine thinks to himself that is no good and that he’s not looking for an exchange. He then responds to the man that vodka would do the job much faster. With that, the man flinches and Wolverine realizes that Red is there in Berlin along with Jubilee. The man replies to Wolverine that it is much too early in the day for him to do that, for it would undoubtedly affect his daily work. As he walks away he adds that perhaps he could find someone else who is more willing to...
He isn’t able to finish his sentence when Wolverine puts his hand on his shoulder and informs him that they are going to get a vodka - now! In the alley, Wolverine is able to get what he needs out of the guy. When he’s done talking, he is sure to thank him with a punch to the stomach and to the chin. He doesn’t use his claws, but he doesn’t pull his punches either. If he used his claws the man would be dead. However, he needs to show that he didn’t give up anything willingly. As Wolverine stands there he thinks to himself that Berlin may have changed, but the game is still the same.
In Berlin approximately forty years ago, Logan didn’t let on about what he learned in Dallas and evidently, the scientist kept his mouth shut too. He went to his C.I.A. contacts and told them what he was supposed to tell them, that their mole inside the G.R.U., Janice Hollenbeck, was in danger of being exposed. It all went according to plan - the C.I.A. deployed Team X on the double. This was a sub-black op - a secret mission inside a secret mission. Though they didn’t know it, the C.I.A. was providing cover for whoever it was he was working for - “them.” What “they” didn’t know was that he was going in with his eyes wide open and his memories completely intact. He also knew everything about who he was going in with.
As Logan is standing there, Creed asks him if he’s still with them. Logan replies that he is and that there’s no reason to worry about him. Creed responds that it’s easy for him to say for the last thing they need is him zoning out on them at a critical moment. Logan replies that he won’t and that it was time to move. He remembers back that it took everything he had not to pop his newfound claws and gut him right and there. He also knew that Creed was just as involved with “them,” as he was but he figured the best way to get some answers was to keep his cover and wait it out, see if he could learn anything new. Like whether or not Maverick was involved too.
When Logan, Creed, and North (Maverick) reached their target, Creed orders Logan to grab the doohickey and for North to take care of the dame. Logan realized that it was a good sign - Maverick being put in charge of extracting Janice Hollenbeck, the C.I.A.’s mole. If North was just what he said he was - a freelance operator temporarily employed by the C.I.A. - it made sense that Creed would keep him away from their real objective, the carbonadium synthesizer. However, what Creed said next made no sense at all. He indicated that he was going to with Ivan a big happy birthday. At the time, Logan didn’t know what Creed was talking about until years later when he regained all of his memories and remembered all the times Creed came after him - on his birthday. To remind him of what he is and where he belongs.
Logan had his orders - find and obtain the carbonadium synthesizer. Creed had a whole other set of orders - “they” wanted Omega Red and sent in their number one recruiter - Creed - the same guy who brought him in - to get the job done. Like he said, he didn’t know that at the time. He was able to find the C-synth without much trouble and he would have destroyed it but he figured that, if it could put a hurting on him, he would’ve loved to see what it would do to Creed. However, he would need time to set that up, to get him alone. That meant hiding the C-synth until he got the chance to use it. To do that, he would need help, outside help. When Maverick showed up with Hollenbeck, she was out of it, drugged and probably in the middle of being interrogated. At that point, Logan realized that there was no way he was getting her involved in this.
Immediately, Logan asks Maverick who he is working for. Maverick responds that he is working for the same people that he is. Logan slams him up against the wall and asks him who that is. Maverick replies that it is the C.I.A. Logan realized that he was telling the truth based on the look in his eyes and the smell of his sweat. He also realized that he wasn’t one of them. When Maverick asks him what is going on, Logan replies that he needs him to do something for him. Maverick verifies with Logan that he wants him to do a favor for him. Logan replies that he does and goes to hand him the C-synth. He indicates to him that he wants him to take it and hide it - he doesn’t care where. Just not to tell anybody except him where it is when he comes looking for it.
Just then, a loud blast occurs. Because of it, it would take Logan thirty years until he finally handed it to him. All on account of Creed’s business with Omega Red hadn’t gone too well. As Logan, Creed, Maverick and Hollenbeck make their getaway, Hollenbeck asks what is going on. Logan grabs her by the arm and informs her to just keep her head down and they may get out of there alive. Creed informs him to stop his jawboning, they need to get to the...
When they get to the end of the hall, it is a dead-end. Creed realizes that this whole thing is a setup. There is no time to react as Omega Red’s talons crash through the floor. Logan decides that there’s no choice and blasts the window with his gun. From behind him, he hears three shots and turns to see Hollenbeck dead. Creed might not have known what he and Maverick had been talking about, but did know that they were talking about something. That meant that Logan was thinking on his own. With that, Creed did what they always do whenever he strayed from the programming - he reminded him that he was an ignorant, savage animal that needs to be led. When he’s not, pretty things die. This time it wasn’t his woman, but it was enough that she died because of him.
In present day, Wolverine has made it into a building. He thinks to himself that is his weakness - women. As soon as Wolverine enters a room, the smell hits him. Of perfume, thick, cloying, hers. Natalia Romavova, the Black Widow. She drops down from the rafters and welcomes her uncle and asks him what brings him to her web.


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Savior - Part Four
After Wolverine was able to convince the Black Widow that he hadn’t been followed, she took him to her place. She also told him that he could catch some shut-eye there and that he looked like he needed it. Wolverine knows that he does need some sleep, but he doesn’t have the time. He wants to get out of there and not put anybody else in danger, even the ones he’s sure can handle it.
Wolverine’s thoughts are interrupted by the Black Widow, who pulls a device out of her briefcase which she offers to him. Wolverine thinks to himself that it is the carbonadium synthesizer – the only device in the world capable of producing carbonadium, a mutated form of adamantium. He had big plans for it, but… He is brought back to reality by the Black Widow, informing him that it’s a fake. Wolverine is shocked.
The Black Widow then indicates to him that one of her associates, a counterfeit jeweler made this copy for her, just in case he’s not the only one looking for it. She then informs him that the real one is in a safe-deposit box in Brussels. Upon hearing the explanation, Wolverine realizes that his plan has fallen back into place.
When Wolverine then asks her if she knows where Omega Red is, the Widow replies that he is there in Berlin and, from what she’s heard, he’s desperate. The metal bonded to his body, carbonadium, is killing him somehow. It is corroding and poisoning him. Wolverine realizes that must explain his behavior. Before, Red never would have left him breathing on that rooftop back in New York. The Widow continues that Red wants the synthesizer so he can produce a cleaner sample of the metal, which he then plans to give to a Korean bio-weapons firm in exchange for a cure of some kind.
Wolverine asks her if she has an exact location on him for he needs to find him, to which the Widow asks him why. She will supply him with all of the documentation he will need to get the synthesizer from the… She is cut off by Wolverine, who informs her that Red is holding a girl hostage, an American. Widow apologizes, she heard nothing about such a girl. Wolverine adds that she’s… a friend of his. Widow, with her head down, adds that he wants to save her, like he saved her. Wolverine informs the Widow, calling her by her given name of Natalia, to look around – he didn’t save her. Natalia replies that perhaps he did not but at least he tried.
(flashback)
Years ago, a young Logan entered a train car where a young Natalia Romanova was seated. No sooner did he enter the windows than he was shot. Logan was able to duck Natalia down to safety, avoiding the gunfire. Eventually, the train was derailed by a gang of individuals, who promptly killed everyone on board. When the gang reached the car holding Logan and Natalia, Logan is ready to protect her, gun in hand.
Two people are killed outside of their car and Logan is prepared to take action. Just then the door opens up to reveal Natalia’s father. As they leave together to go home, Natalia’s father asks Logan if he is coming with them or not. Logan is in shock by this. Outside the train, Logan asks Natalia’s father if he is Taras Romanov. When the man replies that he is, Logan then asks him why he did all of this. Tara responds that he is an agent provocateur – a spy. Much like his father and his father before him, he trades in illicit information. Also, much like his ancestors, he is a wanted man. He is wanted for the secrets that he keeps and those that he has sold. It is for that reason that he has spent his entire lifetime building a web – a web of informants. He not longer ventures out into the world for he does not have to. He is now the spider in the center of the web, aware of the slightest tremble across its strands.
Taras then turns his attention to his daughter and adds that she has been out in the world and it is a very dangerous place, full of dangerous men. If they were to discover that he had a daughter, they would undoubtedly plot to abduct her so they can use her against him. He then turns his attention to Logan and indicates that he has also been out in the world and that he has traveled a great distance to arrive in his company during his journey. He adds that it is also possible, perhaps probable, that he, Logan, had been marked and subsequently followed. He finishes by asking Logan if he now understands why he did “all this.” Logan looks back at the wreckage and responds that anybody looking for him or Natalia will think that they were dead, killed during a train robbery. Once it gets around they are dead, nobody will come looking for them. Taras is very pleased and informs Logan that he was sent to him to learn and for him to consider that this was his first lesson.
There would be many more lessons to come at the compound of Taras Romanov. His compound was heavily guarded by armed men with rifles. This was Logan’s first mission after he had been picked up in Jasmine Falls and having his brain scrambled again. He had no memories of Itsu – no memories of anything really. He was a blank slate, making him the ideal student. Over the next two years, he trained with Taras, picking his brain for everything he knew about the information trade – which was a lot. He learned about networks, codes, and ciphers. He also learned that the guy damn near wrote the book on the whole modern day spy game. Eventually, Logan came to know almost everything he did. Everything except who he worked for.
There came a day when he asked Taras that very question. Taras informed him that he will learn that what you avoid knowing is sometimes more valuable than what you do know. Logan verified with him that he didn’t know. Taras indicated that he did not but Logan was able to detect a slight mist of sweat, an almost imperceptible rise in his heartbeat, that only somebody with his senses would be able to pick up. Taras may have indicated that he doesn’t know who he’s working for, but Logan knew better.
During the day, he was in training with Taras. At night, he was the trainer. He did his best to keep it from the guards but he knew Taras knew about it. After all it would have been foolish to assume someone like him wouldn’t but he never said anything. Logans’s student – Natalia Romanova. They had grown close during his time there. She even called him “Little Uncle.” Logan liked that and Natalia liked the training. In fact, she loved it. She was amazing, a natural. She could’ve been a world-class ballerina but that just wasn’t going to happen. Not with her family history. She didn’t have any brothers or sisters and her mother had died years before. Taras, even though he doted on her, treated her more like a possession than a daughter. Logan felt bad for her – he couldn’t help it. That’s why he agreed to train her. Knowing what he knew about the world and what was out there waiting for her, it was only right. He wanted her to have a fighting chance – it included teaching her how to fight.
One particular night, Natalia asked him not to hold back. She wanted to show him what she could do. She was able to dodge one of Logan’s kicks and block one of his punches until he was able to connect with a sidekick to her gut. It knocked her down and put her in severe pain. At that point, Logan grew concerned and leaned down to check on her. Natalia, however, was playing opossum and connected with a swift kick to his groin area. When she asked him if he was okay, he put his arm behind him fending her off indicating that he was fine. Natalia took the opening to grab his arm and twist it. After that, she was able to force him to the ground and pin his head underneath her foot. Once she had him in this compromising position she asked Logan how she did. Logan only replied with a smile.
Logan knew that for all the bad that was to come of things, it was still a good life with Taras and Natalia. That must have been why it all had to end. One night, Taras barged into his room, brandishing a pistol and a sword, demanding to know where she was and what he had done with his daughter. Logan informed him that he hadn’t done anything with her and that if she is gone and not just hiding somewhere – all he’s doing is wasting time while the trail goes cold. Taras took a look at Logan’s face looking for a lie. Finding none, he instructed Logan to follow him, quickly. All of Taras’ guards had been killed during the night by knife wounds – silently and professionally. When Taras saw his guards dead he assumed that it was the work of kidnappers. He gathered that they must be on foot – he would have heard them otherwise.
He recommends they take the horses to find them. Logan indicates to him that isn’t necessary for she is nearby, somewhere on the grounds. He adds that it’s a trap. They want him to come looking for her, they’re counting on it. He asks Taras to let him go look for her alone. After some deliberation Taras agrees and hands Logan the pistol.
When Logan went out into the woods to find Natalia he went searching for the girl who called him her uncle. She was more like a daughter to him. It didn’t take long to find her, or rather, long for her to find him. Behind him, Natalia was able to sneak up on him with a shotgun.
Logan indicates to her that she has done well and that her father would be proud. With tears in her eyes, Natalia informs him that Taras is not her father. Logan already knew that, for their scents didn’t match up at all. Natalia then apologizes to Logan for lying to him but he was not the only one sent there to train. Logan realizes at that point that he was supposed to be her final test. He then apologizes to her as well for lying. He wasn’t just sent there to train. With that, he holds out his hand showing Natalia a ring. A ring he got from Taras.
Natalia asks Logan if Taras is dead to which Logan replies that he is. That’s what his mission, his real mission, was really about. Finding out what Romanov knew and killing him if he knew too much. Logan indicates to Natalia that she is as well and removes the necklace from around her neck. As he walks away, Natalia informs him that she owes him a great debt and someday, somehow she will make it up to him.
(present)
Wolverine asks Natalia to tell him where Omega Red is. The Black Widow then asks for his forgiveness, as she only wanted to help because she owes him so much. Wolverine asks her what she did. Natalia responds that “they” wanted to know where he was but instead she gave them the location of Red. Wolverine asks for clarification on who “they” are. Before the Black Widow can respond, an explosion occurs a few blocks away at another building. Natalia then informs Wolverine that “they” are S.H.I.E.L.D.
On the other building, a brigade of S.H.I.E.L.D. troops are dropping down from helicopters, attacking with everything they have. They are being led by Dum Dum Dugan. During one of the explosions, a beam falls on top of Jubilee. Wolverine knows that Dugan thinks he’s going after him and that he’s going to hit that place with everything he’s got and by the time he realizes that he’s not there, it will be too late. Jubilee will be dead.
When Dum Dum Dugan reaches the roof, he is met by Omega Red’s troops. He wonders aloud who they are when he is informed by one of his troops that their target has been sighted. Dugan asks where when he is informed that he is over on another building. There, Wolverine is holding the carbonadium synthesizer over his head and daring both Dum Dum Dugan and Omega Red to come and get him.


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Savior – Conclusion
As Wolverine stands on the rooftop holding the fake carbonadium synthesizer, he thinks to himself that his plan is either going to work or it isn’t. Either way, somebody’s going to get killed.
Before he can think any further about it, a brigade of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents converge on his location. Dum Dum Dugan is leading the charge and all of the agents have their guns targeted on Wolverine. From a command post in the helicopter, one of the agents informs Dugan that he is still scanning the device Wolverine is holding but as of right now, it doesn’t look to be any explosive they can tell. He continues that if it is in the database, he will have the answer in nine seconds. Wolverine sarcastically points out to Dugan that he can hear what the agent just said and that they don’t have nine seconds. He then informs them that the device he is holding is not a bomb. Dugan demands to know what it is then. Wolverine just smiles and recommends that they ask him.
At that very moment, the agents and Dugan turn around to see Omega Red coming for them. As Red begins to attack the agents, Wolverine tosses the synthesizer to Dugan and informs him that, if he wants to call Red off, he needs to give him the device. As Dugan curses him out, Wolverine leaps off the building and wishes him good luck.
On the rooftop, Omega Red continues his attack on the S.H.I.E.L.D. agents. Gunfire against him does little good while he wraps his coils around the agents’ necks. One of the agents is able to get behind Red and holds a gun to his head. He then orders him to freeze. Dum Dum Dugan asks the soldier what he is waiting for – he needs to pull the damned trigger. The agent informs him that he can’t – he can’t feel his arms. The reason – Omega Red has stuck one of his coils through the middle of the man’s chest.
Dugan is informed by the agents in the helicopter that they can’t get a clear shot due to the fact that their men are too clustered around the target. Upon hearing the news, Dugan looks down at the synthesizer and then informs the agents to arm the gel disbursement units and to target-lock the Russki. Once ready, they are to fire on his command. Dugan then raises the synthesizer over his head and calls out to Red asking him if that is what he wants. When he gets Red’s attention, he tosses it over the side of the building. Omega Red leaves the agents alone and goes after what he has wanted from the beginning – the carbonadium synthesizer.
As he leaps off the building towards it, Dugan gives the command to fire. In mid-air, Omega Red is hit with a gel-like substance that knocks him to the rooftop below. When he lands, it hardens like cement and immobilizes him imprisoned, mere inches away from the synthesizer. As he lies there, he calls out to Logan that he will kill him for this and that he will cut his heart out and eat it.
Back on the rooftop, Dum Dum Dugan looks down to see Wolverine running through the streets below. He thinks to himself that nowhere he runs, he will find him – no matter the cost. He then looks at his squad and orders all able-bodied men to form into squads and follow him. They are proceeding on to the primary target.
When Wolverine reaches the other building, he calls out for Jubilee. However, he finds her in the basement, mouth taped, and a beam lying on her chest. To him, she looks like she is dead. He leaps down to check on her and pulls the tape off of her mouth. Jubilee opens her eyes and weakly indicates to Wolverine that it hurts really bad and she pleads with him to help her. Wolverine looks down to see that the beam has a post that is sticking through Jubilee’s chest. Wolverine thinks to himself that he can’t save her. Then, he realizes that he needs to bite the bullet and do what he has to do. He has to save her.
At that exact moment, Dum Dum Dugan and his agents enter the room. All of them have their rifles pointed on him. Without turning around, Wolverine informs them that if they will save her, he will go without a fight. Dugan thinks about it for a while and then informs one of his agents to call in a medevac. The agent indicates to Dugan that he can’t possibly trust him, can he? Dugan replies that he doesn’t and proceeds to unload his gun into the back of Wolverine’s head.
When Wolverine regains consciousness, he is strapped to a contraption that has his arms, mouth, chest and feet confined. When Dum Dum Dugan learns that Wolverine has awaken, he orders all of the agents present to leave immediately. When one of the agents asks him if he’s sure about that, Dugan informs him that it was his decision and his decision alone to attempt capture of the subject. The fact that the mission was successful is irrelevant. He acted without consulting his superiors. The agent asks him what about them, to which Dugan replies that they simply followed orders, his orders and that their butts are covered. His, however, is going to sit right there and keep watch over his captive until he is relieved of his post.
One by one all of the agents file out of the door. When the last one leaves, the door closes behind them. At that moment, another agent comes running out from a back room calling out for them to wait. Dum Dum Dugan asks him if he is the last one and the agent confirms that he is. As he walks past Dugan, Dugan notices something different about him and goes to stop him. The agent then turns around swiftly and jabs his two claws into Dugan’s chest, killing him.
The agent then makes his way into the cell where Wolverine is being held. When he removes his helmet, a longhaired Mohawk is revealed. Wolverine recognizes him immediately. It’s his son and he’s just like him. When he sees him for the first time, a tear falls from his eye. Upon seeing that, his son is enraged and slashes him across his exposed stomach. After he does, he snarls to him that “he” was right about him – he’s weak.
With that he walks away. As he does he indicates to him that they’ll meet again – “dad.” After the door closes, the emergency medical override is engaged and Wolverine is set free. He falls from the contraption to the floor – half-dead.


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Swift and Terrible – Part 1
As Wolverine pulls himself up off the floor, he remembers that his son was there and he came right through that door. He was so beautiful, so like Itsu. That is on the outside. On the inside, he’s all him.
As he looks down at his stomach where his son slashed him, he thinks that maybe he’s telling him something. That he blames him for what happened to his mother. He admits he deserves it, but why did he… Before he can finish his thought he hears the sound of seven men outside the door with tactical armor and light weapons. He pops his claws and realizes that Dugan is either out of his mind or out of the picture. He also knows there is only one way in and out of the bunker – the door. As he rushes towards the door, he wonders why the agents are so eager. Is that whole living thing getting too old for them? Or is it because they’re just a scared bunch of kids that don’t know any better? Wolverine thinks that the answer is B. That’s why he’s going to cut them a break.
When the agents kick the door down and enter the room, they find it empty. The reason – Wolverine has attached himself to the ceiling with his claws. Once he makes sure all of the agents are in the room, he quickly makes his way out the door and locks them inside. As he does so, he silently tells them they’re welcome. However, as he turns around he finds another agent. This one is scared to death.
Shortly, a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent runs out of the bunker, yelling to the other agents that Wolverine is right behind him. The agents proceed to unload their rifles towards the door where the agent exited. After some time, their commander tells them to hold their fire. While they wonder if they got him, Wolverine removes the S.H.I.E.L.D. helmet and thinks to himself that, sometimes, luck is the only thing that will get you out of a bad situation.
As he removes the rest of his armor he took from the agent, he knows that luck never lasts, especially for him?? When he looks on the ground, he finds a long coat and a hat lying there. He pops his claws and thinks “luck my ass.” He’s being shadowed. He quickly sniffs the coat but doesn’t catch a scent on it. Just then, he hears a helicopter overhead. He then puts on the coat and hat and begins to make his way down the street. In a S.H.I.E.L.D. control room, an agent is asked if there’s any sign of Wolverine yet. The agent replies negative; he just vanished.
As Wolverine walks down the street, he wonders what is going on. Is he being helped or set up? As he hails a taxi and gets in, he wonders who would go through all of this trouble. Across the street, at a bar, a man sits reading a newspaper. He watches the events unfold – he is Wolverine’s son.
When Wolverine’s son reaches his home, he is greeted by his girlfriend who asks him how his “business trip” was. He replies that it was quite eventful actually. She calls him a liar. Wolverine’s son turns around to find her sitting on the couch drinking. He sarcastically asks her if she’s having few drinks. As she sits on the couch crying she mentions to him that he wasn’t in Paris for she saw him in Berlin this morning. As Wolverine’s son takes a seat he says, “You did?” She replies that she saw him at a coffee shop with a man and… and she saw him kiss him. She then closes her eyes an turns her head away from him. Wolverine’s son replies that isn’t all he did with him. She opens her eyes to look at him and asks him what did he…? Did he…? Wolverine’s son informs her that he took him to a seedy hotel. The kind of place where no one looks you in the face and no one asks you awkward questions. Then, he had his way with him. What he neglects to tell her is that he killed the man and stole his passport.
Upon hearing what she just heard, his girlfriend holds her face in her hands and says that she is so stupid and that she can’t believe that she… She then says to him that he used her. She asks what for – a place to sleep. He replies more or less. As she continues to cry she says that her mom and dad told her that European men couldn’t be trusted but she…him… She felt such a connection with him…even though they’ve only known each other for a few weeks she felt like she knew him. That he knew her. Wolverine’s son informs her that he did know her; he knew everything about her. It was no coincidence that they met, nor was it a coincidence when she saw him this morning.
He knew when she’d be walking by that coffee shop. That’s why he chose it. He wanted her to see him. He then says to her that she’s probably asking herself, “Why is he doing this?” He then tells her that the answer is simple. She is a footprint and he is erasing her. He then informs her that she’s not the first and she won’t be the last; so she shouldn’t take it personal. He continues that he knew she would come back there after she spotted him. He also knew that she would call all of her friends and tell them what she’d seen. He also knew that she’d start drinking. Particularly, he knew that she’d drink the bottle of burgundy that they bought together last week – to spite him. Of course, being as ignorant as she is, she took no notice of how easily the cork came out. He also bets that she didn’t taste all those crushed sleeping tablets in there either.
Just then, his girlfriend drops her glass and falls to the floor. As she lies there, he asks her if she is still conscious. He then asks her if she can see him as he truly is. As he pops his claws, he tells her that he is the inheritor of the earth. When all of her kind has gone to dust, he will remain.
On a farm somewhere, a man and woman are calling out for their young son, Milo. The father suggests to his wife, Margie, that they should go check the barn. When they open the door, they find Milo covered in blood. When Margie asks him where all that blood came from, Milo tells her that he was “kweening d’staw like he wuz s’posed to, but hossy was mean to him and kick’ded him.” He then gotted mad and he hitted hossy. As he begins to cry, he holds up the horse’s severed head and says that he twied to put hossy’s head back on, but he dunno haowwwww. His mom tells him that’s okay and for him to go up to the house and get in the bathtub. Mommy will be there in a minute to clean him all up.
As Milo heads up to the house, the father says to the mother that they should have registered him. Margie asks how he can say that – he’s his son. The father starts to respond but is cut off. She says to him that they wouldn’t have put him in the service and he knows it. They would have just locked him up. The father then asks if that would have been so bad. The mother gives him a dirty look and leaves him to go tend to Milo.
In the house, Milo is in the bath and his mother is helping him. While they do so, he tells her that he is sowwy. His mom tells him that she knows he is. As she continues to clean him, Milo says that he wish he was a gooder boy so daddy would love him. With those words, his mother begins to cry.
After his bath, Milo lays in his bed. It is made up of three mattresses, placed side by side, long-ways. As he does so, he is clutching his teddy bear. He then hears a voice that tells him hello. Milo is confused and asks his bear, Snugwy, if he just talked to him. The voice tells him that it wasn’t his bear, it was him. His new friend and he wants to help him out. He wants to make him better. Milo smiles and says that he can’t see him, fwend. The voice informs him that no once can, at least not yet. When Milo then asks him what his name is, the voice replies that his name is Silas Burr. Milo tries to say it but is unable. As the images of two yellow eyes and teeth appear in Milo’s room, the voice tells him that’s okay – he can just call him Cyber.


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Swift and Terrible – Part 2
As Milo stands in his room, his dad comes to the door and tells him that bedtime is at eight and that he knows the rules. Milo holds up his hand, makes a fist, and replies that the rules have changed… dad. Upon hearing that, Milo’s dad enters his room and asks him if he feels okay. Milo informs him that he feels great. With that, he turns around, snaps his dad’s neck and tosses him through the wall to the horror of his mother. As Milo exits his room, his mother asks him what he has done. Milo replies that “Milo” didn’t do anything, he did. He then extends his hand in a handshake and introduces himself as Silas Burr.
Still in shock, Milo’s mother refuses to shake his hand. As Silas walks away, he comments that she’s the shy type and that it is adorable. He then informs her that she should know that he will be “borrowing” her son’s body forever, as well as their vehicle. Before Silas leaves the house, he asks Milo’s mother if she has a question that she would like to ask him because she seems a bit confused. Milo’s mother slinks down on the stairs and begins to cry. Her question to Silas is why has he done this? Silas replies that it is because of revenge.
In Magdeburg, Germany, Wolverine is sitting in his room when the thought that pops into his mind is revenge. That’s the only way any of this makes sense. He’s behind it all. He sprung him from the S.H.I.E.L.D. facility. He paved the way for him outta Berlin. All so that he could get his revenge on his own terms. As he looks at his reflection in the mirror, he knows that his son is just like him and yet he doesn’t know a thing about him. Not even his name.
On the streets of Potsdam, Germany, Wolverine’s son receives a call on his cell. The man on the other end calls him Daken. Wolverine’s son stops in his tracks and asks the person on the other end of the line how he knew that name. Further up the street, an older man tells him to look ahead of him for the man in the red scarf. He then adds that they need to talk. Shortly, both men are sitting on a park bench together. The older man informs Daken that his master is displeased and that he is concerned that he has lost sight of the ultimate goal. Daken angrily replies that it was promised to him that he would confront his father on open ground and that can’t happen if he’s locked away in a S.H.I.E.L.D…
He is cut off by the man who apologizes for interrupting him but this is not a two-way conversation. He informs Daken that he was told to deliver a message in exchange for the continued lives of his children and his grandchildren. Daken looks around and then tells the man that he’s going to deliver another message. With that, he pops one of his claws through the man’s chest from his back. He then gets up, buttons the man’s coat, pulls his hat over his eyes, so as to make it looks like he is asleep. The illusion created, Daken walks away, visibly angry.
In another, secret location, Silas informs the Tinkerer that, on his way there, he was thinking about all of the horrible, disfiguring acts that he could threaten him with, but it looks like he’s too late for that. The Tinkerer looks up from his machines and asks the stranger who he is. Silas replies that that will take a bit of explanation. The Tinkerer tells him that he has his full attention for he’s not going anywhere. Silas chuckles and tells him to make a long story short, his name is Cyber.
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Back in the day, he used to train bad guys to be worse guys. Not many people liked him back then, especially the ones he trained. One in particular took it very personally – a young Logan. He didn’t seem to understand that he was just doing his job. That isn’t to say that he didn’t enjoy his work. As a matter of fact, he loved it. One such time was after Logan found Silas standing over the body of a woman named Janet. Seeing that enraged Logan, who challenged him, a much larger man, to a fight. During the fight, Silas, pulled Logan’s left eye out of his socket. Because he loved his job so much, he was disheartened when he was… relieved of his duties and subsequently imprisoned by S.H.I.E.L.D. years later.
By that time, he had taken the identity of Cyber. Sitting in prison, he felt like he had been betrayed… so he returned the favor. From his cell, he called out to Nick Fury and asked him what if he told him something that even he didn’t know about? Fury replied that would be impressive. Over time, with every bit of information that he supplied to S.H.I.E.L.D., he came that much closer to gaining back his freedom. It was an excruciatingly slow process. He didn’t want to give away too much and Nick Fury isn’t really known for taking anyone at their word. But then, an alternate and more immediate means of escape presented itself in the form of his rescuers, Lifeforce, Spyne and Hurricane from Genesis’ Dark Riders. When they arrived, he thought to himself lucky him. That didn’t last long when he was shut in a room by himself.
Evidently, someone really didn’t like him talking out of school. It bugged them, so they bugged him, unleashing mutant death-watch beetles that ate away his flesh. They thought he was dead. However, following an unfortunate incident with one of his former students – specifically being submerged with an open wound in a tank full of hallucinogenic drugs – the psionic powers that he had possessed since childhood, powers that allowed him to track a specific target from anywhere on the planet, grew exponentially, to the point that he could project his entire consciousness outside of his body. It took him quite a while to get himself together but, once he did, all he needed was a suitably vacant host. He eventually found that host in the form of Milo. Lucky, lucky, lucky.
(present)
After hearing his story, the Tinkerer asks him that now he needs something… from him? Silas tells him that he does and hands him a piece of paper of what he needs and what he will pay him. The Tinkerer looks at the paper and informs him that he can do it, however finding the required liquid adamantium will be next to im… Silas cuts him off and tells him that there is a brain trust in the Hague that has been granted a sample of liquid adamantium for research purposes. Obtaining it shouldn’t present much of a problem and he’ll have everything he needs within twenty-four hours. He tells the Tinkerer to meet him in Brussels.
As Wolverine walks down the street in plain clothes, he thinks to himself that Brussels is where the Black Widow stashed the carbonadium synthesizer. He just hopes that he can get there before his son catches up to him. He then realizes that isn’t going to happen with him traveling via shoe leather express. Along with his son, he has every law enforcement agency in the world looking for him, so any conventional means of travel is out of the question. That means he has to use unconventional means. With that, he leaps off a bridge onto the hood of an oncoming car.
Shocked, the driver slams on the brakes and calls out Mein Gott! Wolverine hangs on and punches through the windshield. When he pulls his fist back, the windshield comes completely off. Wolverine then takes the opportunity to climb into the car and pops his claws. He then orders the man to drive faster. The man does as told and pushes the accelerator to the floor.
On the train, Daken receives a phone call from somebody who tells him that he told him so. Before the conversation can continue, the lady that checks tickets comes around and looks at Daken’s. She notices that he’s heading to Brussels. Daken confirms that is true and tells her that he is going to visit family. Returning to his phone call, he asks the man on the other end who he is. The man, Silas, smiles and informs him that he is a friend. As he hangs up the phone, he goes to board his plane heading to Brussels.