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Agent of SHIELD - part 2
High above Arkansas, the SHIELD Helicarrier is under assault by a force of flying superhumans sent by Hydra. They have successfully co-opted the Helicarrier’s computer systems and breached their defenses. SHIELD agents scramble to protect Colonel Nick Fury who rebuffs their well-intentioned attempts and leaps headlong into the fray with guns blazing. Fury is tackled by Northstar, who drives him into a wall. As Northstar reintroduces himself to Fury he assures him he isn’t very nice anymore. Elektra joins him and Northstar promises that they will make the destruction of everything Fury has built as quick as possible.
In the medical labs, agents warn Dr. Weinberg, the psychiatric expert who is de-programming Wolverine that their lab is about to be breached. Outside, SHOC, Slyde, The Spot, Poison, Leapfrog and Vibro work on breaking their way into the lab. The technicians inside are hurriedly trying to revive Wolverine, in the hopes that his mind has been restored sufficiently that he will help repel the Hydra attack. The resurrected villains break through and find the lights dimmed. SHOC sees some movement and they find what’s left of the equipment used to de-program Logan. From the shadows, Wolverine takes down Slyde and then claws Vibro and SHOC through the chest. The others realize that something bad is happening but before they can react Wolverine has sliced through them as well. The SHIELD medical team watch in horror, unsure if they are next.
Meanwhile, the rest of the Hydra raiding party of superhumans is engaged in pitched battle with SHIELD agents throughout the Helicarrier. They are gaining the upperhand when the lights go out. Wolverine continues his rampage taking our superhumans right and left. Another small team of unidentified villains receives a report that The Spot, Leapfrog and Poison are all down. Wolverine attacks from the ceiling taking two of the four out completely unnoticed and then off the other two. Another trio of villains enters an elevator. The lights go out and when the elevator opens, a pair of SHIELD agents finds the dead bodies.
Wolverine makes his way to Fury as Northstar and Elektra stand over his unconscious form. Wolverine wades through the rest of Hydra’s pawns and glares at Northstar. He tells them to leave SHIELD alone or he’ll gut him all over again. Northstar is enraged and tells Wolverine to bring it on and get it right this time. As the two prepare to face off, the engines of the Helicarrier explode and the whole ship starts to plummet to the ground. It impacts with an immense field in Kansas. In the confusion, Elektra and Northstar make their escape.
At the Hydra headquarters in Fussen, Germany, the Gorgon confers with Elsbeth Von Strucker about the attack. She notes that Wolverine was there and the Gorgon is unconcerned. He notes that even if Logan survived, SHIELD is crippled and will be running around like chickens with their heads cut off for a good while. He notes that they can unleash their arsenal in three weeks time and sooner if they are successful in Wakanda. He notes that Reed Richards ideas were immense in their scope and wonders if the leader of the Fantastic Four is a mutant. Elsbeth assures him he is merely a supremely gifted human and that Hydra has details on every mutant on the planet. The Gorgon commands that his friends in the Dawn of the White Light be notified that it is time for them to join them and take a role in their plans.
In Arkansas, an emergency medical facility has been erected to deal with the hundreds of dead and wounded SHIELD agents. Nick Fury ended up with a pole through his gut but is already on the road to recovery. Wolverine feels ashamed of his own role in all this and wonders who to call first. He ends up calling his friend Ichiro in Japan. The kidnapping of Ichiro’s son led directly to Wolverine’s capture by the Hand. Logan tells Ichiro that his son was kidnapped and murdered specifically as a trap for him. Logan vows to make those responsible pay, but Ichiro blames Logan for his son’s death. He asks why Logan must kill everything he touches. Ichiro’s wife, Fukuko takes the phone and apologizes for her husband’s outburst. She asks that Logan return their son’s body so they can give him a proper goodbye. She also accepts his offer to wreak vengeance on those responsible, asking him to make them hurt like no one in the world has ever hurt before.
Doctor Weinberg goes to Logan’s tent to check on him. Logan is putting on his costume and the doctor says that he’s in no condition to go into action. Logan asks how many people are active in Hydra and the Hand. The doctor is surprised and replies eighteen hundred for the Hand and forty-nine thousand in Hydra. He then asks about the Gorgon’s group The Dawn of the White Light. The doc replies that there are five or six hundred members at most. Logan adds the figures up and estimates that there are no more than fifty-two thousand among the three groups. The doc concurs and asks what this is all about, wondering if Logan plans to kill them all single-handedly. Wolverine slides on his glove and grins as he replies with a single word, “Bingo.”


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Agent of SHIELD - Part 3
Wolverine is perched on a rooftop in the pouring rain. He recounts the killing spree that Northstar has gone on since becoming an unwilling agent of Hydra. He notes the deadly effects of Northstar’s powers on a normal human being and that in the last several days he’s killed dozens of people. His attacks are random and widely spaced, thanks to his super-speed. His targets seem to be the type of people that Jean-Paul took issue with in his former life as hero: rednecks, homophobes and others who would condemn him for being gay.
 In addition to these killings, Northstar is now leading the mutants that form the Dawn of the White Light, a fanatical death-worship group founded by Hydra’s new head, the Gorgon. Logan realizes that he is the one ultimately responsible for Northstar’s conversion into a Hydra assassin and that he must make things right again or at least put an end to this.
Wolverine enters the bar he has been watching in full uniform. Northstar is also in uniform and having a drink at the bar. The bartender looks nervous as Wolverine approaches. The bar is filled with members of the Dawn of White Light.
 Logan joins Jean-Paul at the bar and tries to talk him into surrendering. He tells Northstar that these aren’t his thoughts and this situation isn’t his fault. Jean-Paul says that Xavier’s preachings are the real brainwashing and comments on how miserable he really was while teaching at the Institute. He goes on to say that he’s happier running with the Dawn of White Light.
Logan continues to goad Northstar, convinced that his words are coming straight from Hydra. He tells Northstar that he believes they are more than animals and that it’s his conscience that keeps him from gutting Northstar outright. Jean-Paul is angered by this and asks Sparks, one of the mutants with the Dawn of the White Light to put on some music that will make him feel “mad and nasty”.
Wolverine and Northstar both rise and Logan pops his claws as the music starts playing. He asks what Northstar’s other mutant pal does and wonders if he’s a break dancer. Northstar replies that he’s a teleporter as mutant members of the Dawn of White Light suddenly fill the room. Northstar unleashes a blinding flash as the mutants attack Wolverine. He notes that his flash was restored by Hydra along with other upgrades similar to the ones given to Wolverine. He orders his gang to kick Logan’s head in.
Elsewhere in a SHIELD outpost, Dr. Weinberg is being questioned about his decision to unleash Wolverine before the restoration of his mental faculties was complete. He defends his choice by stating that Wolverine will recover completely on his own now and that SHIELD needs him out there given their current state of alert and the devastating attacks they’ve endured. He also shares that freeing Wolverine isn’t the only thing he authorized that will alarm them.
Wolverine is dripping with blood and shackled inside the Dawn of White Light’s headquarters hidden inside an oil refinery in Alaska. Northstar explains that the teleporters allow them to strike anywhere they choose and that they weren’t about to let Wolverine continue his vendetta without taking the fight to them.
 Logan asks where the Gorgon is and Northstar says he’s with AIM building death machines from the plans that Logan stole from Reed Richards. He elaborates on Hydra’s plan to kill all the superheroes followed by the heads of state in order to create worldwide terror. As he monologues in classic villain style, one of his henchmen with a large glowing fist punches Logan.
 As Northstar gloats, one of his followers gets a reading from Wolverine that indicates some kind of electrical device in his neck. Northstar asks if it is a weapon and she replies that it masks Logan’s mutant gene. Northstar wonders why he’d want to do that and Logan tells him he doesn’t want to get stomped. An electronic readout from above shows all of the mutant lifeforms within the refinery. The gigantic feet of the Sentinels come crashing through the roof as the members of the Dawn of White Light scatter in terror.
 Wolverine remembers how he heard these three robots were retrieved by the Soviets after they attacked the Avengers and have been in storage ever since SHIELD recovered them. Apparently, Logan convinced Weinberg to authorize their release.
Northstar flies into action, shouting orders to the Dawn members like a pro. Logan busts free and lets his instincts take over as he wades through the Dawn of White Light members. Northstar tries to keep his team of mutants together but cannot avoid a blast from one of the Sentinels. He calls for help as Logan strides towards him. The Sentinels have the Dawn members in hand and none can help their fallen leader. Logan asks where Hydra’s command center is and Northstar tells him to go to hell. Logan tells Northstar that if he’s cooperative, he won’t lay a hand on him.
 Despite Logan’s effort to remind him that he’s an X-Man at heart, Northstar stubbornly refuses to cooperate, so Logan subdues him with a final punch. Wolverine radios SHIELD for a pick-up. He then orders one of the Sentinels to crush the remaining Dawn members to a bloody pulp and the other to give him a ride as they go hunting for the Hand. Logan climbs onto the Sentinel’s shoulder and rides off into the night sky.


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Agent of SHIELD - Part 4
Riding on the shoulder of a SHIELD-commissioned Sentinel, Wolverine attacks the super-secret training facility of the Hand. He notes that the Hand has been around since the dawn of time and its masters are as ancient as the organization they lead. The Sentinel has been programmed to respond to Logan’s voice commands. The Sentinel flies over the courtyard of the Hand enclave and unleashes energy blasts at the hundreds of Hand ninjas assembled there. As it sweeps low, ninjas swarm over it and Wolverine attempts to fight them off single-handedly. They tell Wolverine he has no chance of reaching the Secret City and they concentrate their efforts in bringing the Sentinel down. Miraculously, their swords cut through the robot’s outer casing and does enough damage to drive it to the ground.
Logan is surprised but comes up fighting. He uses the bodies of the ninjas he’s killed as a shield against the arrows of the Hand’s archers and continues to advance towards the Secret City. As he fights against overwhelming odds and an endless swarm of Hand ninjas, Logan recalls the details of Rikuto’s short life: his age, height, favorite hobbies, the innocent and mundane details of his young life that was mercilessly cut short in order to get Wolverine’s attention and draw him into Hydra’s trap. He uses these details to maintain his focus and his rage as he slices through the hordes attacking him.
Leaving behind a trail of ninja corpses, Logan makes his way to the Secret City. He is welcomed by the Hand masters and walks down a long aisle that is flanked on each side by hundreds of Hand ninjas. They sneer and whisper as he approaches the dais where the masters wait for him. The spokesman for the masters bids him welcome and tells him that he is safe for the moment. He states that he knows why Logan is there and that this amuses them. Wolverine bares his claws and advances. The Hand master is not impressed and tells Logan of their ancient powers which have been passed to their disciples. Logan threatens to burn the place to the ground but spare their lives if they tell him where to find the Gorgon. The Hand masters are not impressed by Logan’s threats. They inform him that the Gorgon is the former high priest and introduce him to their new leader: Elektra. They reveal to a shocked Wolverine that Elektra has now completed her training with the Hand and has progressed through their ancient rituals to assume her place as their queen, her eyes glowing red. They tell Logan that she will rule in the East while the Gorgon destroys the West. The ancient masters then order her to execute him.
As Elektra’s swords bear down on Wolverine, she projects her thoughts into his head. She seems tentative with this new ability but manages to penetrate Logan’s psychic defenses enough to direct him in her plans. Logan is a bit surprised at this but responds as he blocks her initial attack with his claws. She tells him to play along with her, but be ready to attack the Hand ninjas on the left side when she gives the signal. When she does, she turns and slices through the Hand masters. Wolverine dives into the mass of ninjas assembled and declares that Elektra is crazy. She chides him for whining and tells him to focus on the task at hand. They each fight with an intense ferocity as they slice their way through the hordes of Hand warriors.
When the battle is won, Wolverine says to Elektra that he thought she was murdered and raised from the dead. Elektra acknowledges that they did and also thought they had turned her to their side. She explains to Logan that she’s been killed before and hell holds no surprises for her now. She goes on to explain that this was the plan all along and that she’s been in deep cover for the last two months. Logan is shocked that the cover was so deep it required the sacrifice of the Helicarrier and many of its crew. Elektra explains that not only has she dismantled the Hand, she also has the location of Hydra’s secret facilities where they are constructing their super-weapons. Hearing this, Logan calls in to SHIELD command for an immediate pick-up.
At the SHIELD hospital, an agent informs the grievously injured Nick Fury of these events. The old codger just smiles under the bandages. Wolverine asks Elektra what their next move is. She explains that while she showers and changes into some clean clothes, SHIELD will initiate simultaneous strikes on all of Hydra’s foxholes. She lets Logan know they’re going to take down all those responsible for Rikuto’s death. A SHIELD agent asks Logan if he is okay and he smiles and says that he thinks he’s in love as he and Elektra stride purposefully into the base camp.


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Agent of SHIELD - Part 5
Emma Frost’s psychic therapy group, today…
Kitty admits that she still has recurring dreams about the day Wolverine phased through her body, and killed Northstar instead of her, and blames herself for his death. Iceman remembers Kitty that, if she hadn’t phased herself, it would be her dead right now. Beast agrees, but thinks it’s impossible to know how Kitty will react until the very moment Logan is back at the school and breathing in everyone’s necks. Beast admits even he feels a bit stupid, seeing everything he went through in his life. On the day Wolverine attacked, Hank was just as scared as the rest of the students.
Rachel thinks that, if anyone should feel guilty, it should be her, because she has one of the most powerful telepathic minds in the whole world, and should have blown Logan into space when he attacked. Instead, she just did anything he asked. Emma finds that thought to be stupid, as there are a million of other outcomes to the battle with Wolverine, and comparing that would be like blaming Hitler’s grandparents for deciding to have children.
Bobby tries to imagine what Logan must be going through right now, knowing that SHIELD has de-programmed Logan and that Logan might know all the terrible things Hydra made him do. It must be eating Logan up alive. Rachel asks Kitty if Logan is still calling her. Kitty explains that he is, but Logan immediately hangs up when she picks up the phone. The poor guy just can’t find the words.
SHIELD Emergency Outpost, location unknown…
A hooded Logan sits alone in a dark room. The door opens. Dr. Weinberg says hi, and notices that Logan is at least looking a little better since the last time they saw each other. He asks Logan if he feels better after killing all of those people. Not necessarily, Logan responds. Weinberg knows that revenge never makes someone happy. A SHIELD agent enters, and warns Weinberg that the meeting upstairs begins in fifteen minutes.
Weinberg knows that. He asks Logan if he shouldn’t be suiting up by now, as he has heard that Logan and Elektra would be attacking the Gorgon together, once SHIELD has pinpointed his safe-house. The doctor finds Elektra interesting and, with all those names and secret locations, he is confident that they could have Hydra closed down by midnight.
Logan admits that’s the plan. Weinberg wants to know what Logan is doing here, then. Logan mentions that he just wanted to know how Northstar’s doing, as he had heard that the scientists are putting Jean-Paul through the same deprogramming routine he went through. Weinberg confirms those rumors, but shamefully has to say that, with Logan, the routine actually worked. He opens a viewing screen for Logan, so he can look at Northstar in the operating room.
Weinberg explains that the idea is good enough: a thousand simulations a second, where the brainwashed subject commits atrocity after atrocity after the point where the rage is completely out of his system. Logan needed three days to get it out, but they have had Northstar for the better part of the week and, well, on the viewing screen besides Jean-Paul’s bed, he can see Jean-Paul murdering people into pieces. The screens show what’s going on in Jean-Paul’s head. Logan wants to know why the routine worked for him and not for Jean-Paul. Weinberg isn’t certain, but thinks its maybe harder coming to terms by being murdered by a friend.
Logan has heard enough. A short while later, he decides to hit the showers. He recalls that Special Forces use bunnies to toughen up their new recruits. First day in camp, they are all exhausted from all the different duties. Then, the boss gives you a rabbit and tells you to spend some quality time with it. The first day, you are bored out of your skull. The second day, you find yourself playing with the rabbit, and even teach it some tricks. On the third day, the rabbit has become your best friend in the whole world, and by the fourth day it knows everything that happened in your life: from your first kiss to your first leg injury.
That’s what makes day seven so traumatic. On that day, the boss asks you to break the rabbit’s neck, and eat it! Logan knows that the bunny-lesson is the most important lesson a black ops recruit can learn, because it teaches them to switch off and be less human to get the job done. Logan remembers Ichiro’s son, and that he’s dead today. Blood falls down Logan’s claws and he recalls that five thousand villains are dead, and that there are seven thousand to go.
Later that day, Wolverine is all suited up in his X-Men uniform. Elektra and tons of SHIELD agents gather around him. Dum-Dum Dugan enters the briefing room, as he stands in for the hospitalized Nick Fury. Dugan reveals that Intel Elektra gave them pinpointed seven Hydra death-factories in six different countries. They have discovered that this is where Hydra builds their doomsday weapons, which notes they got from the taken notes from Reed Richards.
Elektra asks if they have to perform a surgical strike. Dugan adds that everyone has to, since Hydra is building weapons they can’t have, so they have to respond back in the only way possible. Wolverine wants to know if any other heroes are going to help out. Dugan denies that, since it’s going to be a bloodbath. That’s okay, since Logan and Elektra know what’s being asked from them. Logan also doesn’t have a problem hitting on these kinds of numbers of people, and can’t wait to test out all the new high-tech weapons SHIELD gave him.
When he says that, Logan notices that the SHIELD agents behind him bristle whenever he’s around them. Logan doesn’t blame them, since he probably killed a lot of their friends when Hydra had him brainwashed and made him attack SHIELD. Dugan just feels sorry for Nick, as he has been fighting Hydra for fifty years now and the night they are going to close them down he can’t be with it. Logan smiles, and promises to take some good pictures of it.
Meanwhile, at one of the AIM bases, the agents are working on the Null machine Mr. Fantastic invented, which was intended to stop Galactus the next time he showed up. Null was a two-hundred foot killer android, designed to eat gods like gods eat planets and every step of how to build him is now in the hand of AIM thugs. The scary thing is that Null is only one eight thousand of ideas on his hard drive that could take down entire cities, and maybe even planets, with just one push on a button. Hence, therefore, SHIELD chooses to get that back first.
AIM agents hears noises in another room and then, suddenly, an explosion takes place! Startled, they are attacked by thousands of SHIELD agents, lead by the Constrictor, Tombstone, Warhawk and Bison! They have agreed to help out, since SHIELD promised them to take off a few years of their jail time.
In his safe house, Gorgon asks Elsbeth if she is afraid of him. Elsbeth asks Gorgon if everyone isn’t afraid of him. Gorgon asks Elsbeth if she understands why they have to build these weapons. That this is just a strike to end all life, against light and God himself. Elsbeth knows that they never asked to be born. Gorgon completely agrees. He worries sometimes that the actions of New Hydra are perceived as cruelty, while his intentions are a lot more pure than those of Elsbeth’s late husband. Elsbeth understands that better than anyone. That’s why she feels that they are wasting their time with the supper they are now having that Gorgon arranged with all the super-criminal fraternities. Elsbeth knows that they’ll never appreciate the purity of Gorgon’s agenda, as they only care about power and empires.
Gorgon adds that he isn’t here to convince the people of his arguments. He just wants to show them who they are working for now. Elsbeth asks Gorgon if he thinks it will be painful, when he releases the arsenal AIM has been building. Dying seems so alien when someone has been living for that long as she has. Gorgon wants to respond, but… he senses something. Elsbeth panics a bit, and wants to know what’s wrong. He senses that their European bases are under attack! Suddenly, a missile flies right through the living room, and the room explodes!
Gorgon gets up from the rubble of bricks… and finds Elsbeth bleeding! SHIELD helicopters have shut their cloaks down and beam team alpha inside. Wolverine and Elektra teleport in front of the Gorgon and, as fast as they can, attack the Gorgon together. They quickly corner him and Wolverine puts all of his claws and Elektra puts her sword right through the Gorgon’s stomach!
He bleeds, but isn’t dead! Gorgon picks up a brick, and is so fast that he hits Elektra. She loses her psi-blocks, and Logan realizes that she’s an open book to the Gorgon now. While the Gorgon keeps hitting Wolverine, SHIELD agents report to Dugan that the Hydra plants in Amsterdam and Brussels are down. They are impressed by what the Rhino is doing to Hydra’s St. Petersburg’s factory. Dugan asks the agents to shut up, as he doesn’t like how the situation in New York is going. He asks the agents to have team beta ready to roll as soon as he gives the word.
Gorgon takes out his sword, and tries to hit Wolverine again, but the X-Man ducks. Instead, Gorgon cuts of the heads a lot of SHIELD agents! Gorgon calls Logan and Elektra idiots, as this isn’t Wolfgang they are fighting. He slams Logan against a wall and sticks his sword through him! Wolverine starts to bleed, badly.
Outside, the SHIELD pilots report that they have successfully evacuated the other guests in the hotel where Gorgon was staying. Dugan doesn’t care, as he wants the beta team send in as the alpha team is down!
Meanwhile, Gorgon points his attention to Elektra. He grabs her by her throat. Gorgon compliments Elektra that her minds goes deeper than they thought it would, but now, he can read everything that’s inside it. He can see for whom else she has been working. And what’s worse, the Gorgon can see where they keep Nick Fury! He holds Elektra tighter, and teleports away!
Above the top secret SHIELD hospital, in West 24th street…
The agents guarding Fury warn that they’ve got a security breach, as someone has teleported through every defense and that they are already in the lobby. The guards realize they better stay on post and guard Fury.
Meanwhile, the beta team teleports inside the Gorgon’s safe house. Logan warns the agents to help get the sword out of him, as the Gorgon’s about to kill Nick Fury!
At the same time in the lobby, the Gorgon has arrived and holds an unconscious Elektra by her throat, with the other hospital staff staring at him…


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Agent of SHIELD – part 6
Manhattan:
SHIELD agents try to pull out the Gorgon’s sword out of Wolverine’s stomach, but that is easier said than done, as the sword is rather heavy. After a final pull, the agents manage to do the job, but as they do, the process is painful for Wolverine, and he screams. Quickly recovering, Wolverine orders the agents to call as many super-agents as they possibly can, as the Gorgon is about to kill Nick Fury. The agents are surprised to hear that, but, as he runs away, Logan tells them to just do like he said. Once outside, a teleportation portal opens, and Wolverine jumps through it.
SHIELD’s secret New York City Infirmary…
While still holding a badly injured Elektra by her throat, the Gorgon mentions to her that he finds it amusing that she’s taking money from the Vatican as well. And yet, he believes it makes such perfect sense. Gorgon realizes that Hydra’s mission is to destroy everything the Vatican’s God created. He thinks it’s only natural that they would request an immediate assassination. Elektra notices all of the SHIELD agents surrounding them, and doesn’t know what they are waiting for. She orders the agents to just shoot the Gorgon!
The Gorgon uses his powers on Elektra’s neck, and she collapses. He mentions that the agents have barely registered their presence so far. The agents open fire. The Gorgon smiles, and he magnificently whirls his sword around his body, and all the bullets bounce off before getting the chance to hit him. Instead, Gorgon manages to ricochet the bullets back towards the SHIELD agents, and they get hit!
Outside the hospital…
Wolverine arrives, but is ten blocks away from the hospital. He teleports again, but still isn’t at the right place. Once there, Logan witnesses how the Gorgon single handedly murders every SHIELD agent that stands in his way. Dum-Dum starts to worry, and asks Logan what he’s doing teleporting all over New York. They need him! But, Wolverine is still five blocks short, and wonders what’s wrong with his teleportation unit. He supposes that the GPS controllers must have taken a hit back at the hotel. He teleports again.
The Infirmary…
The Gorgon continues to fight his way through the many SHIELD agents, and has almost reached Fury’s room, the man he came to kill. He slashes his way through the room’s guards, and bursts his way through the door. More guards are inside Fury’s room, but this won’t let the Gorgon stop. The Gorgon takes off his sunglasses. He concentrates, and turns the guards into stone! Gorgon takes out his sword, and cuts off the agent’s heads. He shouts that Hydra is undefeatable and indestructible. He hails Hydra, and points his sword to Fury’s neck, promising to make this a nice, clean cut.
Fury, unable to help out thanks to the fact he’s still lying wounded in the hospital bed, orders him to just do it. Just at that moment, Wolverine finally manages to teleport inside the infirmary, and lands in Fury’s room. Showing the Gorgon that he’s still the best there is at what he does, Logan wastes no time and jumps at the Gorgon, pushing him outside the window!
They fall down. Logan is impressed at how strong the Gorgon is. He’s bad to the core. Logan keeps punching his enemy, even when they fall through a skylight below them. It doesn’t matter with what he hits the Gorgon: knives, bullets, gas bombs, chain saws: the Gorgon keeps getting back up again. Logan decides to use his claws, and go for the broke.
He takes half a pound over Gorgon’s shoulder, and a strip of meat of his back. Gorgon starts to bleed. Logan intends to just enjoy himself. Since there’s no time to do anything fancy, Wolverine keeps on slicing with his claws, hitting the Gorgon at every slice. The Gorgon manages to duck, and hits Logan again with his sword. He feels the punch, but isn’t hurt too badly. Logan thinks he best tries to make the Gorgon drop the swords next.
So, once he manages to get closer to the Gorgon, Logan sticks his claws right through the Gorgon’s stomach! He bleeds even worse than before, but is still standing. The Gorgon concentrates on using his sword, and sticks it again through Logan’s chest! As Logan has the hardest time to breathe, Gorgon tells Logan that he knows what Logan is thinking: he’s thinking that this is a noble, warriors death. Gorgon pulls his sword out of Logan, and slices him for a final time, calling Logan an idiot.
Logan drops against a wall. Gorgon quickly runs to Logan, telling Logan that he hasn’t accomplished anything here. Logan dodges the Gorgon’s next slice. He hears the Gorgon telling him that he only nixed some Hydra bases the Gorgon claims he didn’t even have two months ago. Logan also killed an old woman the Gorgon claims he was going to kill eventually anyway. Logan killed a whole lot of people, but they only saw death as a reward.
The battle continues. The Gorgon starts getting nasty, and keeps punching Logan with his arms, and hits him in the face. Logan recognizes that the Gorgon is using his powers to dig down deep and is pulling up all the weeds that could choke a man’s soul. As the Gorgon grabs Logan’s throat, Gorgon recalls Logan all the horrible things Hydra made him do. All the horror Logan brought to people’s lives. Logan knows he shouldn’t be listening to the Gorgon, and just focus on what he wants. Gorgon claims that Logan has killed everything he ever touched. Logan wonders if that’s true, why on Earth he can’t kill the Gorgon?!
Outside, two hobos are watching the battle. One of them thinks they should go help out, but the other tells his friend not to be stupid and just stay out of it.
Gorgon holds Logan tighter. He wants to know what Logan’s deepest shame is. Mariko’s death, or perhaps even Northstar’s fate? Logan feels that his left lung is gone. The Gorgon is now choking Logan’s tongue. Logan has to keep it together, and wants to finish the battle. Gorgon continues to think about Logan’s shame, suspecting it might be Rikuto, the little boy Hydra used to get Logan in the first place. The Gorgon takes off his sunglasses, ready to turn Logan into stone.
Thankfully, Wolverine manages to snikt out his claws. Surprised, the Gorgon looks at them, and his very own reflection makes his attack ricochet, and the Gorgon turns into stone instead! Logan says farewell to the Gorgon, and slices through the stoned statue and destroys it.
A few minutes later, SHIELD helicopters are around the building Logan is in like a plague of locusts. Logan does what he can to feel his feet again, but his guts are spilling around, trying to stitch themselves back together. Logan is at least happy that the Gorgon is finished, killed and done for, and takes a look at his ashes. A voice calls out to Logan, asking if he’s okay. Logan turns around, and notices it’s… Spider-Man!
Spidey noticed the whole place crawling with super-agents, and wants to know what’s going on. He notices the ashes, and asks Logan if that used to be a person. Logan apologizes, but he has no time to chit-chat. He stands up again, but still bleeds heavily. Spidey jumps down, telling Logan that he needs a doctor. Logan tells Spidey he can relax, as Logan can take care of himself. Logan really can. He feels that his liver is already gluing back together. But he has already forgotten what he and Spidey were talking about. Logan walks away, and asks Spider-Man to tell Fury that he is sorry, but the battle isn’t over yet.
Later, at an unknown, temporarily SHIELD headquarters…
The Helicarrier V20 is still sixteen weeks from completion. Fury, almost recovered but still with an arm in a cast, is taking a memo for Shadowcat. Fury first apologizes for the many spelling mistakes he’ll probably make, but voice recognition is still getting used to the new teeth and lungs in Fury’s body so there might be some glitches in the Syntax.
Fury begins. He tells Kitty that, like she might have heard, Elektra survived the New York episode, but nobody has a clue where she disappeared to. Rumor has it, that Elektra has re-started the Hand in Eastern Europe and is turning them into her own, private militia. But it’s nothing Kitty has to worry about. At least, not yet, anyway.
SHIELD can also confirm that Von Strucker’s wife was neutralized back in her New York, but Fury kind of have his doubts that this draws the line through the terrorist activity. The Gorgon might be down and Hydra’s bankrolled, and even though they chopped off a lot of their heads, many others have taken their place. Again, this is more Fury’s problem than it is Kitty’s.
Fury also received Kitty’s e-mail in which she asked about Northstar’s condition. Fury is sorry to say that they never recovered Jean-Paul’s body after he got snatched by the Hand. Fury sends his sympathies to Kitty and Northstar’s friends, but Fury is glad that at least they never turned Northstar into a monster like they did with all the rest of their victims.
Elsewhere, at an unknown location…
Northstar sits chained, in costume, on a chair in a lab. He is furious and has a very, very evil look on his face.
Temporarily SHIELD headquarters…
Fury continues the message. He knows that the real person Kitty wants to know about is probably Wolverine. Fury wished he had an answer, but he hasn’t. The truth is, Logan has been off the radar for close to eleven weeks now. All they found so far is a trail of messed-up corpses from Jersey to Japan. Word from the local police is that Logan is searching for something, but what that is, nobody knows. But, SHIELD is talking about eighteen hundred corpses so far. And the longer Logan keeps killing these people, the harder it gets for him to keep Logan’s face off the box.
Fury tells Kitty that her little friend owes him a lot for this. Fury had to pull a lot of strings to keep Logan out of the papers, and Fury always collects his debts. Fury asks Kitty to tell Logan when he finally comes back to the X-mansion, that he’s got a phone call waiting. Fury really wonders what Logan is searching for.
The Xavier Institute…
Shadowcat, while drinking a cup of coffee, reads Fury’s memo, and thinks about Logan as well.
Meanwhile, in Japan…
Logan stands on a beautiful grass hill, and takes a silent look at the sky. He has a serious look on his face. A female voice calls out to him.
It’s Ichiro and his wife. Ichiro’s wife asks Logan if this is where their son has been buried. Out here, in the cold? Logan apologizes. He tells Ichiro’s wife that she has no idea how sorry he is. Ichiro holds his arms around his wife, trying to cheer her up. As it starts to rain, Wolverine, Ichiro and his wife quietly look at the hill in front of them, thinking about Rikuto.


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Prisoner Number Zero
Poland, 1942, World War II…
The commandant in charge of the Sobibor death camp had just committed suicide and so the Schutzstaffel were left with something of a void to fill. So, more victims were arrested and transported to the camp inside trucks. This camp was a disgrace, compared with Auschwitz and Treblinka. Discipline was poor, escapes were not unknown and the camp’s extermination rates were embarrassingly low. In other words, as General Reinhard Heydrich stressed when he offered a new guard the job, Sobibor would be the perfect chance for a young man like him to make a big impression.
Bauman was still going places back in those days, straight to the top, according to his allies in the Party. This was hardly where he planned to spend the rest of the war, but the experience would look good to his superiors, he surmised. Besides, processing people and sticking to a timetable was hardly the most challenging of asks for a young man with Bauman’s abilities.
The victims are released from the truck, and Logan, covered in shadows, is one of them. With an angry look on his face, Logan enters the camp.
After Bauman makes himself comfortable in his operating room, his superiors arrive. One of them takes a look at the collection of Bauman’s books, thinking he is quite a reader. Bauman is actually a writer. He explains that most of his collection is reference books, though all his favorite novels are in the wooden boxes around the room. Bauman likes to carry them around, just to keep them safe. The boss never saw the point of hanging onto books once you’ve already read them. Bauman knows what his boss means, but they are trophies to him. They are all lined up to make one look more studious. Personally, he just keeps them around for inspiration.
Boxes of wine are carried inside, and Shenker jokingly asks Bauman if he keeps these around for inspiration as well. Bauman claims that some of these bottles have been in his family for over three hundred years. Since Bauman is aware that Berlin is such a strange, unpredictable place at the moment, he feels better knowing that, if he’s going to hell, a few bottles of his finest red wine are coming too. Bauman takes a look at one of the bottles, which is named “La Fin du Monde” and has a picture of a flaming devil skull on it.
Later, the camp gets audited. Muller doesn’t understand the situation but Bauman doesn’t think it’s complicated. All he’s asking is why they are wasting money on food for these people when that money could be going to the War Effort. Muller explains that’s because the prisoners require a certain level of sustenance. How else would they get their work done? Bauman doesn’t think that shaving heads and burning bodies is a skilled job. All they have to do is ship more in. The Jews are hardly in short supply. Bauman notices Logan just standing around and gets angry at him, demanding that he starts working. Logan doesn’t do anything, making Bauman even more upset.
Bauman tells his soldiers to look at Logan. He wonders what kind of camp the soldiers have been running lately. Even the prisoners are laughing at them. Bauman remembers Logan, having seen him staring at him through the fence as he was driving through the gates. He orders the soldiers to stick Logan up against the supply sheds. The soldiers do as told, and Logan doesn’t even struggle. Once Logan is against the shed, Bauman orders the soldiers to shoot him. The soldiers are startled. Bauman tells them not to shoot Logan in the back of his head right away. He wants to make an example of him for all the other inmates. He wants them to shoot his knees first, one at the time. The soldiers do as told.
Logan falls on his knees, from which blood sprouts out. Bauman corrects that now the soldiers can shoot him in the head. They do, and Logan falls down! Bauman angrily tells his prisoners that now they know what happens when they are gawking and fail at doing their work. Bauman walks away, telling the soldiers to dump Logan in the furnace with the others in the furnace.
As an academic, Bauman had very little interest in cruelty, but was wise enough to know that every empire that had ever lived had been built on the bones of women and children. Bauman took no pressure in the camps of their preemptive strikes, but recognized that it was necessary to fight this terror abroad just as they had done for the security of the German homeland. As he writes in the Volkischer Beobachter, the Jews might have started this war when they brought down one of the German’s finest buildings, but it’s the duty of all patriots to finish it. Even the most cultured of men cannot be sentimental when his very nation is under threat.
Suddenly, Bauman hears something… it sounds like whispering? He holds a flashlight closer to the window, and recognizes… Logan?! Freaking out, Bauman calls out to Muller for help. Soldiers quickly dress up and Bauman wants Logan’s head for just dancing around his window like that. The soldiers don’t say that Bauman didn’t see somebody out there in the main yard, but this prisoner he’s talking about was executed and burned this afternoon! Bauman doesn’t believe the soldiers on their word, and point them to look at Logan.
The soldiers try to defend themselves, but Bauman doesn’t want to hear it. The soldiers didn’t do their job properly. He wants them to tell him how Logan managed to fake that bullet wound on his knees. Logan, while still standing in the shadows, doesn’t say a word. Bauman thinks that’s fine, and a soldier hits Logan in his face using his gun. He faints. Bauman orders the soldiers to do take him away and do their job right this time. The soldiers do as told.
Bauman thinks they really did do their jobs right this time. They shoot a bullet through the heart, two in the skull, one in his left lung and three in his stomach. A final bullet shattering his pelvis. They poke holes with their bayonets for a little while too, and then, once satisfied that he was dead, Bauman supervised as Logan was taken to the incinerator and burned like coal. But he could still hear whistling in the dead of night, no matter how many times he tossed and turned or how many bottles he opened. Bauman remembers how stupid he had been, not even wondering why the old commandant had opened up his wrists. And the one before him, too.
The next day, General Heydrich pays a visit. Heydrich wants a confirmation that Bauman’s prisoners take the dead bodies from the gas chambers themselves. Bauman confirms, along with any gold teeth and valuables they might have missed before the victims were locked inside. Then, it’s off to the crematorium in which they now stand in front. Bauman adds that they use their own people to operate the machines and clean out the chambers afterwards, but it seemed like such a waste when some of these prisoners are… He stops talking.
Heydrich asks if something’s wrong. Bauman points him at Logan, who’s sitting nearby. He introduces him as the one they had shot last week. The one they shot twice. And now he’s back again, somehow. One of the soldiers isn’t sure if he recognizes Logan, as he wasn’t on duty last week. Heydrich mentions that, as he was about to say, they are still not happy with the capacity there and would like to see an extension built over by the east wall to hold an additional five thousand. Bauman asks Heydrich if he wants to excuse him for a moment, and walks over to Logan.
He turns his face around, trying to ignore Bauman. Bauman thinks that this is insane. He saw his soldiers kill Logan himself. They shot him in the head and poked holes in his chest. How is Logan doing this? Bauman angrily takes out his gun, and shoots Logan! He falls down on his knees. A line of soldiers gathers around, and shoot Logan at each turn until he faints and they think he’s dead.
Bauman wishes he could say it all ended there, out behind the coal bunkers with a few well-placed shots, but it didn’t. Not as far as he was concerned. Though he knew there were whispers in the lower ranks that he had lost his mind since he came to Sobibor. Week after week, Bauman had to have Logan all lined up until he found what he was so sure was that little man hiding among the Jews or the communists or the sexual delinquents.
Week after week, they had have firing squads, stabbings, beatings and beheadings until he was absolutely sure Logan wasn’t breathing anymore. On the 27th of May, Bauman’s friend and mentor, Reinhard Heydrich, was assassinated in his car by a gang of British-trained Czechs. That night, Bauman started opening the old, Oak-rich wines he had promised his father he would pass along his children and grandchildren. Outside, the wind was whistling a haunting and familiar tune.
The next day, a soldier brings Bauman his food, correcting that actually it’s almost noon. The soldier asks Bauman if he would like to sit up before he gives him the tray. Bauman tells the soldiers to keep his tray. Last thing he feels like doing after last night is staring at a plate of runny eggs. Another soldier informs Bauman that they’ve got a problem with one of the gas chambers. Bauman tells the soldiers to just phone the technicians then. The soldier corrects that they can’t, because this isn’t a technical problem. Well, not exactly.
Bauman wants to know what the soldier is talking about. The soldier mentions that one of the prisoners just isn’t dying. Bauman can’t believe that. The soldiers inform Bauman that the prisoner told them it’s time they had a talk. Bauman and the soldiers walk outside, and find Logan sitting on his knees, with lots of dead bodies of soldiers lying around him!
Bauman takes Logan inside his operating room and ties him up on a chair. Bauman claims he isn’t stupid and that he knows what Logan is. He’s one of those special people. One of those freaks who can do things people shouldn’t be able to do. He claims there’s nothing supernatural about all this. Logan is just a quirk of nature. Like that boy Gustav Reifsnyder said he saw pick apart an armored car just by looking at it. Bauman asks Logan if he has any idea where Gustav is now. Either way, while drinking yet another glass of wine, Bauman tells Logan that he isn’t going to ruin his reputation. He wants to know who send Logan there to make Bauman look like a fool.
Logan doesn’t answer. Bauman becomes furious, and breaks his wine bottle on Logan’s head! Bauman knows they can’t kill Logan. But, he can still feel pain. He still bleeds like the rest of them. And this gift of his, Bauman concludes, this ability to recover from any wound, well, he mentions it won’t be such a blessing when he’s tied to a chair. Bauman sarcastically mentions that this could all go on for months. Years, even. Logan could be his exercise every night after work. So, Bauman tells Logan to be smart and just talk to him. Though with blood floating over his face, Logan still sits in shadows and doesn’t respond. Bauman gets angry and wants to know why Logan picked him. Logan still doesn’t respond, but gets an evil grin on his face.
Bauman throws another wine bottle against Logan’s head, and kicks him to the other end of the room. The chair breaks apart, and Logan falls on the floor. Bauman sticks several bottles through Logan’s chest and shouts at him to die! He kicks Logan against a table, but on it stood a light candle. It falls on the floor as well and mixes with the wine. The entire room catches on fire. The fire grabs onto Logan, but he still smiles, with the exact same evil look. While Logan’s body starts burning up, he can see how a bookcase falls onto Bauman, crushing him. The flames finish the rest.
Outside, soldiers gather and see the house burning up, but don’t know what’s going on.
The next day, a new car drives through the camp gates. The driver recalls that the commandant in charge of the Sobibor death camp had just died under unknown circumstances, and so the Schutzstaffel where left with something of a void to fill. This camp was a disgrace compared with Auschwitz and Treblinka. Discipline was poor, escapes were not unknown and the camp’s extermination rates were embarrassingly low. In other words, as General Reinhard Hydrich’s brief successor so succinctly put it, Sobibor would be the perfect chance for a young man like this new guy to make a big promotion.
Naturally, he knew nothing of that hairy little stranger. Turning here now in this much-too-warm place, he can only smile at how they all thought he was locked up there with them when they first saw Logan shivering in the cold. But the truth, of course, was quite, quite different…
The honest truth was, they were locked up there with HIM! Logan takes a look at the new Major of the camp, the same way he did with Bauman.


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House of M: Chasing Ghosts: part 1
SHIELD Mobile Headquarters, high above Manhattan…
With the ship constantly guarded by scouting Sentinels, SHIELD leader Sebastian Shaw is talking to one of his soldiers. The soldier has recorded a conversation between agents Wolverine and Mystique, but unfortunately there is no audio to it, so they have no idea what the two lovers are talking about. However, their lip-readers are working on it.
The agent mentions that Mystique, if she wanted to, could fool a lip-reader if she wanted to very easily using her mutation. Shaw informs agent Colenridge that he is well aware of Mystique’s shapeshifting powers. He asks the agent what the many witnesses to this morning’s entertainment had eavesdropped upon.
Colenridge mentions that it was very windy when Captain Logan jumped off the ‘Carrier the way he did, but almost everyone agrees that they heard Mystique yell a loud “no!” Shaw wonders. They look at Logan jumping down into the very deep distance that’s between the city and the ‘Carrier and see a panicking Mystique reach out her hand to her beloved, and Shaw thinks that a “no” yell would be appropriate.
Four hours later, at SHIELD Director Shaw’s office…
Mystique reports in, after Shaw called her to talk about Logan. Raven reminds Shaw that he already has her report concerning that. But Sebastian wasn’t talking about that. No, he wants to know what happened in Mexico two weeks ago. Mystique is confused. Shaw has also that report. Shaw admits that he has them both, both of Raven and Logan and they are almost identical. But, Shaw is interested in learning what isn’t written in those reports. And since Raven and Captain Logan are so close, Shaw had hoped that she could give him a few more details about why Shaw’s Red Guard army literally jumped ship. And he suggests that Raven starts from the beginning.
Two weeks ago, Southeastern Mexico, high in the Sierra Madres…
Mystique begins her story. She and Logan were developed to Mexico to track down and retrieve Paula D’Onofrio, an assistant press secretary to the House of Magnus. She had been kidnapped while on vacation with her family by a group of human guerilla fighters. Shaw wants to know if Raven believes these fighters were working with the Human Resistance. Raven doesn’t think so. This wasn’t an attempt to advance “their cause.” The only thing the rebels wanted to negotiate about was a big, fat ransom paycheck. But unfortunately for the rebels, the House of M doesn’t have a negotiation policy.
Raven remembers the battle well. They watched the rebels chasing, together with their prisoners, through the maze the jungle is. One of them thought what he thought was a tree trunk, but in truth was in fact Mystique’s shapeshifted leg! She transformed back into herself, and informed the rebel he shouldn’t be doing that, as her boyfriend is the jealous type.
Raven explains to Shaw that, on that moment, Logan jumped in full rage at the rebels, with his claws open for action. He wasted no time and immediately killed the whole lot of them, except for one who managed to survive the massacre somehow. While Raven tended to Paula and set her free, she heard Logan taking out his gun and shooting the final rebel. After that, they called in the lift as they were done. <>
Two hours later, at the Four Seasons hotel in Mexico City…
Logan gets himself into a nice tuxedo into his and Raven’s rented room. She joked around with her powers, trying out different dresses. She was debating between a Dolce & Gabanna, or a stylish Van Dyne’s? Logan smiles that he liked the blue one. Raven, smiling back, told Logan she knows he does and goes back to her changing area. Along the way, she promised Logan they’d play the “dirty old man game” later. When she asked Logan if he was ready to go, much to Raven dismay, he had to take a final drink before he was ready.
Reality…
Shaw wants to know how long Logan has been abusing drugs and alcohol like that. Mystique gets a serious, rather angry look on her face. She asks Shaw permission to speak frankly and gets it. Raven defends that there’s a certain… rage inside Logan. Shaw knows about that, as he exploited it on various occasions. Shaw can’t deny that. And for the sake of mutantkind, he wouldn’t hesitate if he had to do it again. Raven thinks that’s the point: at whom will Shaw use the rage, as the war against the humans is long over? Shaw corrects that these recent events in Mexico would seem to contradict that statement. Raven hesitates, uncertain about what to answer.
Again, Raven defends that Logan has spent, really, his entire life, several lifetimes in fact, fighting out a war. And even though the mutants, as a race, won that war, Logan has personally lost more than they’ll ever know. So yes, Logan takes pills. They help to dull his pain. And yes, Logan does drink. Sometimes, the alcohol even makes him smile. But, Mystique angrily shouts at Shaw, never have these things ever compromised Logan’s abilities as an agent or a leader. Shaw wants to know how Raven would explain Mexico if that’s true. Hesitant, Raven claims that they were all caught off-guard that night.
Two weeks ago, Mexico…
Mystique explains that the Mexican government was throwing a dinner party, which was hosted by the American embassy to celebrate the arrival of their new Sentinel. And the Sentinel was a gift from the House of M. Lots of low-level diplomats were there. This event was just a glorified photo-op and not really a state dinner. And since she and Logan were already in Mexico, they got folded into the security detail. The marines already had the place covered. Raven and Logan were more there as ambassadors of SHIELD than as agents.
Reality…
Shaw doesn’t want to hear Raven’s excuses. Mystique knows that and claims not to be “excusing” herself at all. She is simply explaining that their presence seemed redundant, because, as far as they were concerned, the mission was already over. In retrospect, Raven now thinks that perhaps they should have taken the assignment much more seriously.
Mexico…
Raven remembers that the first thing Logan wondered about, when they arrived at the party, was where the bar was. She pointed to the bar, which was over by the fountain. She joked that she was going to go mingle. Mystique remembers she surveyed the area, but didn’t see anything out of the ordinary. She noticed Devin Price, though, the House of M’s foreign relations minister. Price seemed to be the ticket out on the floor, as everyone was lining up to meet him. After approximately two hours, everyone began to take their seats and a toast was made.
Reality…
Shaw wants to know where Logan was at this point. Hesitant, Raven has to admit that he had stationed himself near the fountain, taking in drink after drink.
Mexico…
Raven reports that the mess all began at the fountain. The attack came out of nowhere. After Logan tried to order another drink, he suddenly freaked out after he smelled something. Suddenly, he screamed it out from the pain, as he was starting to go up in flames!
Reality…
Raven now learned that Logan was attacked by weaponized corrosive acid. The attackers sure did their homework.
Mexico…
While Logan noticed the attacker, who had sneaked in claiming he was a waiter, he pulled out his claws for a battle. Raven heard the screaming and used their communicator to ask Logan what was going on, but got no response. Logan initiated the battle, but didn’t notice other seemingly waiters sneaking up from behind. They started shooting at him. Logan fought back, but there were too many and, thanks to the pain of the flames, he collapsed.
Once Logan was down, the remaining resistance fighters made their presence known by taking out their guns and knives. They were surrounded. With Logan neutralized, Mystique became the Ranking Officer. She took charge of the situation. While ordering the guests to stay down onto the floor, she opened fire on the rebels. In their hurry, Raven could overhear some rebels searching for Price and found him hiding under a table.
They took Price hostage, and angrily shouted that the genocide had to end. They claimed that the House of M was built upon the bodies of millions of murdered human beings! Price tried to hold his attackers back, but they simply told him to shut up. What the rebels didn’t know was that Price was in reality… a transformed Mystique! When changing back into her normal form and startling her attacker, she kicked him down and killed the man using his own knife. After this, the Marines finally got in action and killed the remaining rebels.
Reality…
Mystique adds that the entire battle ended in less than thirty minutes. Luckily, only nine dignitaries were injured and only ten were killed. Price escaped without as much of a scratch. But then again, Price wasn’t the intended target. It was the Sentinel. And the rebels got it.
Shaw angrily confirms that “they” really did. Raven hesitates. She recalls that it was a tactically brilliant attack strike. She doubts that the revolutionaries stationed inside the Embassy were even aware of their true part in their mission. Shaw agrees. He’d even go as far as to say that SHIELD couldn’t have planned it any better. Raven hesitates, and wants to know what Shaw is saying here. With a serious look on his face, Shaw corrects Raven that what he is saying is that she has to calm herself.
He wants to know if Logan ever talks to her about his past. Hesitant, Raven has to admit that he doesn’t do it often. Shaw takes out a file, and wants Raven to look at a photograph. He wants her to tell him if she recognizes anyone on it. Raven claims she can do that easily, as she never forgets a face. Raven recognizes someone, and points at the man responsible for the attack on the embassy. Shaw wants Raven to take a look again, particularly to the bottom left-hand corner. Raven does, and recognizes a sitting, younger Logan.
Shaw thinks that Raven now wants to be a little more specific. She angrily slams the photo on Shaw’s desk, defending that Logan had nothing to do with the attack. It was another man on the photo, someone standing in the right-hand corner… Nick Fury!


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House of M: Chasing Ghosts: part 2
SHIELD’s Mobile Command ship…
Sebastian Shaw tells Mystique to humor him: he wants to entirely clear on this matter. He wants a confirmation from what Mystique told him. That Nick Fury was the mastermind behind both the attack on the Mexican embassy and the subsequent theft of the Sentinel that was stationed therein. Furthermore, Shaw wants a confirmation from another thing Mystique is telling him, namely, to the best of her knowledge, that there was no conclusion between Wolverine and Nick Fury.
Mystique confirms both matters. Shaw understands, yet opens a drawer from his desk, in which a file lies. He picks it up. Shaw reveals that, in his day, Fury was one of SHIELD’s most prized tacticians and an impeccable field commander as well. But he thinks it’s an absolute shame that Fury was born as a human. Taking these facts into account, the scenario which Mystique outlined seems entirely plausible to Shaw. Except for one thing: Nick Fury has been dead for almost twenty years! Mystique is startled to hear that.
He adds that, when top brass finally gave SHIELD the green light to intensify the anti-human campaign, all non-mutant officers were rotated out of the field and de-briefed. Most of these “de-briefings” consisted of a high-caliber slug to the base of the brain. Nick Fury, however, was a wholly different matter. His expertise was an invaluable asset to SHIELD and they weren’t going to waste that.
SHIELD Training Facility, twenty three years ago…
Fury arrives at the Training Facility of SHIELD. He is welcomed by a platoon of soldiers who salute him. Fury salutes their general, but he can’t do the same because of the new regime. Fury wants to know what the situation is. The General tries to be calm, but Fury freaks out when he hears the terrible news: they have his son, Jacob!
Reality…
Shaw recalls they used a whole different approach with Fury. Shaw remembers how a handcuffed Fury was brought to the then director of the facility.
Twenty-three years ago…
A Director informs Fury that they actually want him. They want him to train a handpicked squad, whose designation is “the Red Guard.” When the Guard’s training is complete, both Nick and Jacob will be free to leave. But, they will both be kept under surveillance after their release, though at least they will be alive. Nick isn’t so sure what to think about that. The director sadly has to report that they’ve got his family as well, even his grandchildren. If they are lying to Nick, that means that they are lying to the director as well, which would mean their families are already dead. And if they are not lying, there’s still a chance. The director is willing to take that chance, and hopes that Nick knows, that after all those years, that is the only reason the director is asking Nick to do the same. Hesitant, Fury confirms that he’ll do it.
The director thanks Nick for that. He gets up and wants to be brought to his cell, but the director claims Nick won’t be having a cell. He’ll be housed into an apartment there in the compound and it should be relatively comfortable. The director also has to tell Nick that his trainees here won’t be addressing him as “Sir.” Nick wants to know what he’s going to be called then.
A few minutes later…
Fury walks over the training grounds, and two joggers great him as “Nicky.” He isn’t pleased. Fury gathers everyone in a group. He proudly introduces himself and yells at the troops that they are nobodies.
Somebody, Fury hears someone asking where his body went to, but none of the trainees moved their mouth. Instead of paying attention to it, Fury takes out a checklist and reads a name “Spangler.” His codename is Earshot. After reading the file through, Fury thinks that it was Earshot pulling that body joke. Earshot confirms, explaining that he can throw his voice almost a hundred yards in any direction and can vary the decibel level from a faint whisper to loud enough to rupture someone’s eardrums. Fury sarcastically smiles and pushes Earshot down the ground!
Fury grabs Earshot by his throat, and explains lesson number one: cover. Cover is the curtain behind which an agent operates. Someone’s codename is part of the cover and should be an identifier purposefully devoid of meaning. While grabbing Earshot’s throat even tighter than before, Fury adds that an agent’s most effective weapon against an enemy is the weapon the enemy does not know about. If an agent’s codename indicates the nature of someone’s mutant abilities, he has given the enemy an advantage, as he gave the opponent information about the powers. And the enemy will use it to neutralize anyone against him. Fury releases Travis and tells him to get up and fall in.
Fury continues to walk the line, and reads another codename that gives the enemy information about the agent’s power: “Wolverine.” Fury down the line of men, telling them all that a wolverine is a fuzzy, stumpy little varmint with big claws and a bad attitude. Stopping at Logan, Fury wonders aloud sarcastically who it could be.
He takes a look at Logan, and isn’t impressed. Fury explains to Logan that wolverines like to dig holes and wonders if that’s what Logan does. Is he a good digger? Logan denies that: he rather fills the holes!
Nick fails to be impressed. He knows that anybody can kill as there’s nothing special about it. So, he wants to show Logan how to do something else: he’s going to teach him how to lead. Fury orders Logan to take it to the front, as he’s designation Logan as the Red Guard’s squad leader.
Reality…
Shaw explains to Mystique that it was on Fury’s recommendation that he later appointed Logan as Head of the Guard. Mystique didn’t realize that, and asks Shaw if Logan and Fury were friends. Shaw denies that, as by all accounts they absolutely hated one another. The situation came to a head very quickly, as Shaw remembers.
Twenty-three years ago…
Fury points the trainees to a circle of tombstones. He mentions that, if anybody has a problem with anyone on the squad, they should fight it out in there. Earshot wants to know what if somebody has a problem with Fury. Fury calmly walks into the circle, and without saying a word points out he can be fought against as well. Logan steps forward to Fury who laughs, hading known Logan was a leader.
Logan asks Fury how they are going to do this. Fury suggests that they’ll do it until it’s done. Logan gracefully jumps at Fury in an attacking style, but Fury easily grabs Logan by his shirt and throws him over his back! Logan is startled. Fury grabs Logan tightly by his throat, and explains to the other troops that today’s lesson is “how to fight and think at the same time.”
Fury believes that the only time a trooper should confront an enemy face-to-face is when he wants to talk. If, however, an engagement occurs, the enemy should be taken down fast and not be allowed to get up again. Otherwise, the risk of success will be lost. Logan ducks and manages to release himself out of Fury’s grip, throws Fury over his back this time and jumps at Fury again at full rage.
Reality…
Mystique asks Shaw if Logan killed Fury. Shaw admits that nobody knows that for sure. Only one possible suspect was ever identified. Travis Sprangler, codename Earshot. Sprangler’s motivations seemed clear enough. Fury had thoroughly denigrated him in front of his teammates. But frankly, Shaw finds it hard to believe Earshot acted alone.
Twenty-three years ago…
Earshot walks alone through the shower room. He bumps into another mutant, and looks at him angry. The scared mutant apologizes, not wanting to have any trouble. Earshot smiles and walks away to his locker, impressing everyone nearby. He opens his locker and finds a note, which reads, “Do your thing and I’ll do mine. A friend.”
The next morning, 06:00 AM…
Fury has gathered all the Red Guard troops again in a line, but Sprangler was nowhere to be found. Fury hears a message from Earshot again, thrown from a great distance. Travis jokes that he won’t be coming to work today. Fury checks every room at the base, but Earshot is nowhere to be found. Nick takes his jeep and drives to a stock room where gas is stored. He enters the room and finds a cigar light on. Fury smiles that it’s a nice touch. And on that very moment, the entire stock room explodes!
Reality…
Shaw explains to Mystique that Earshot committed suicide two days before his court-martial. Mystique wants to know if Fury’s body was ever found. He could have set up that entire scenario to provide cover for his escape, or something. Suddenly, Raven stops talking and realizes the truth. Shaw confirms it. They look quietly at each other for a while. Shaw asks Mystique to tell him what happened when Raven visited Logan in the infirmary, after the attack on the embassy. Raven remembers going to Logan’s hospital room, but he… wasn’t there. Only blood trails were found all over the place.
Shaw knows that. And, according to Raven’s reports by the time she caught up with him, Sebastian adds, three days later, Logan had already located and engaged Fury. Raven confirms that. Shaw thinks that’s quite remarkable. Raven gets a bit angry by that remark but stays calm. Shaw wants his next question answered: how did Logan know that it was Fury he was looking for? Mystique doesn’t know.
Twenty-three years ago…
Logan continues his attack on Fury and even snikts his claws open, ready for the kill. But Fury quickly takes out his pocketknife and sticks it through Logan’s ear! Logan screams and falls injured on the ground. Fury explains to his troops that he has said it before: an agent’s most effective weapon against an enemy is the weapon your enemy doesn’t know about. Class dismissed.
As everyone else walks away, Fury walks back to Logan, still lying on the ground in pain. Fury takes his knife out Logan’s ear, making him scream even more. Fury shouts that, one of these days, Logan, and his entire mutant kind are going down hard. And he’s going to be the one who does it! Fury grabs Logan back to his throat, and points his knife towards Logan’s eye.


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House of M: Chasing Ghosts: Conclusion
SHIELD Medical Facility, thirteen days ago…
Mystique has entered Wolverine’s hospital room, though he is gone and only a trail of blood is left. Raven looks out of the window, but doesn’t say anything. She notices something encrypted on a table. The note comes from Logan and reads not to follow him.
A worrying Jessica enters, wanting to know what happened and where Logan is, but Raven doesn’t know. But, she is going to find out. She climbs out of the window and departs, ordering Jessica to give her fifteen minutes to find Logan again before she notifies Shaw, thinking that will be enough time. And Jessica can’t follow her.
SHIELD Command Office, today…
Shaw wants to know something. He asks Mystique if she thinks Logan left that message for her. She confirms. Shaw understands, wondering if Raven believes that this message was to be taken literally or… metaphorically. When Raven reacts confused at this, Shaw says that, for the sake of brevity, he’ll forgive Raven for her ‘feigned ignorance.’ But only this time. He wants his question answered. Hesitant, Raven admits that Logan isn’t the poetic type.
And yet, Raven did follow him. Alone. Raven defends she followed Logan alone, because she feared he might kill anyone else with her. Shaw defends that she effectively disobeyed a direct order. And, she compromised Agent Drew by requesting that she delayed him on notifying him on Logan’s AWOL status. Raven has no excuse for her actions. A furious Shaw powers up and angrily slams his hand on his desk, breaking it apart! As other agents enter, and Shaw calms down. Shaw orders the agents to bring Raven to the brig.
Seven hours later…
Shaw meets up with a guard, asking him if there has come any escape attempt on Raven’s part. The guard explains there hasn’t been any, and Mystique didn’t even say anything as they locked her up. Shaw doesn’t like that. The scientist thought that’s what they wanted, but Shaw denies that, mentioning that he wants to be kept informed on any new developments. He enters a restricted lab, and asks a scientist for a confirmation if Nick Fury is dead.
The scientist apologizes, but either way he can’t be certain. He shows an operating table, on which the sum total of the physical evidence lies that was gathered from the scene of the fire. What the jet fuel didn’t completely incinerate, the plastic explosives scattered to the four winds. Unfortunately, there’s nothing here that can even tell the scientist whether or not Fury was even in the building!
He did find something else, though. He activates his computer and shows Shaw what he means. He adds that when he pulled up Fury’s personnel file to get his medical info, he happened to notice something strange in the access log. The file has only been accessed three times since the investigation surrounding Fury’s death was concluded. Twice by the scientist, and the other time by…  Shaw doesn’t let the scientist finish and walks out of the lab.
The prison cells…
Shaw walks back to Mystique, who’s sitting behind bars. He suggests that they start over. Raven doesn’t understand why, but agrees. Shaw asks if Logan ever talks to her about his past. Mystique already told it once, but claims that he doesn’t talk about it often. Shaw wants to know what Logan does talk about, if he does. Raven remembers that Logan talks about how weird the world was before the rise of the mutantkind. How, even though he was despised for being what he is, Logan somehow felt that he belonged in that world. Because he had a purpose there, and how that’s all gone, now.
the past, several weeks ago…
After a night of lovemaking, Raven notices Logan drinking again and asks him to stop. Logan refuses, as it isn’t like it’s going to hurt him. But, it does hurt Raven. Logan turns away from her and remains silent for a while, before telling Raven she doesn’t understand. This little bit o’ death… that’s the only thing that makes him feel alive.
Raven angrily shouts and asks that’s because the war is over. She wonders when Logan shall realize that he’s worth more than the sum total of his enemies. Logan defends that he doesn’t have enemies anymore. Raven shouts that his victims were only humans, who mean nothing. With a serious look on his face, Logan denies that, claiming that there was one human that did matter.
the prison cells, today…
Shaw wonders what Raven said about Logan having a purpose. Shaw wants to know how Raven tracked Logan down. Raven claims the same way Logan tracked Fury down. Shaw understands. Raven tells Shaw that he assumed it, because it plays into his “conclusion” theory, namely that Logan somehow knew that it was Fury he was after the whole time. But, he didn’t necessarily have to know all that. She thinks the sole reason that the embassy was targeted by Fury was because he wanted that Sentinel. Therefore, she knew just as Logan did, that if she located the Sentinel, she’d find what she was looking for.
Raven knew that the Sentinel itself wasn’t destined to be sold. Shaw wants to know how Raven knew about this. Mystique explains that there were no buyers, as there’s no market for something on that scale. There is, however, a market for information pertaining to Sentinels, particularly how to destroy them. But in order to extract that information, the hijackers would have to do a chop-job on the chassis and then physically remove the Sentinel’s data core and, due to the Sentinel’s sheer size, they’d have to do it somewhere close to the embassy. Somewhere secluded. Preferably, where equipment was already on-site. That’s where she found where Logan was, as did he.
thirteen days ago…
Mystique has taken a helicopter, and lands outside an old steel mill. She takes out her binoculars to make sure it’s clear, and enters it. She opens a stockroom door, and hears Logan loudly screaming for Fury!
the prison cells, today…
Shaw noticed that, still, Raven held back from entering the building and helping Logan out. He wants to know why. Raven defends it would have been stupid of her to run in blindly into a hot situation. Besides, she knows Logan can take care of himself.
thirteen days ago…
Logan scouts the stockroom and finds Sentinel body parts lying around. Suddenly, lots of soldiers sneak up on him! Without wasting any time, Logan snikts out his claws. He tries to remain calm, but more and more soldiers pop up and open fire. Logan dodges most bullets, but eventually does get hit and falls against some boxes. He finds small cogs, picks them up and one by one throws them at the soldiers, knocking them out. As some agents manage to dodge them, Logan tries to escape and goes to hide behind a door.
The soldiers follow him, but this time the element of surprise is at Logan’s side. He snikts out his claws again, sticking them right through a soldier’s back! He picks up that soldier’s gun and uses it to finish off the remaining soldiers. After that’s done, he climbs up some stairs, where he makes it to a large hallway. He decides to open one of the many doors, and finds a smiling Fury waiting for him!
Logan remembers the lesson Fury taught him during his training, namely to never confront an enemy face-to-face only when you wants to talk. Logan tries to hit Fury into his face, but he is not actually there… he’s a hologram. Unable to slay him, Logan suggests that Fury start to talk. Fury agrees to do that. In fact, he’ll get straight to the point. He promises that the House of M will fall. Not because of him, but because… of Logan! Fury knows Logan got sloppy and weak. And because of that, they managed to grab the Sentinel. As they speak, cells of resistance fighters positioned around the globe are receiving all the data they’ll need to neutralize the Sentinels patrolling their respective sectors. Once that’s accomplished, the only thing standing between the rebels and their ultimate goal is the Red Guard, meaning Logan. And Fury thinks that means nothing.
Fury and Logan look at each other quietly for a while. Logan tells Fury to keep thinking that, because he’s coming for him. He promises to kill every human on this planet if he has to just to find Nick. Ever since the end of the War, Logan has just been killing time. But now, he’s going to kill Fury. And this time…  he’s going to stay dead. Fury smiles at that statement. Fury mentions that they’ve got company and that Logan might want her to stay clear. He takes out a detonator and presses it! Logan knows Fury’s talking about Mystique and is worried.
Outside the office, Mystique hears a noise, like a bomb going off. Suddenly, an explosion takes place! She jumps off the stairs she was climbing on and lands below, unharmed. Unfortunately the roof starts falling down and Raven starts to panic. Logan makes it to her and grabs his lover up and they run outside together before the whole place falls in. Feeling secured, Logan asks Raven if she’s alright. Raven, happily, touches Logan’s face and mentions she is now.
the prison cells, today…
Shaw asks Mystique if she didn’t think that was a bit selfish. Raven defend that Logan risked his life to safe her. Shaw wasn’t talking about Logan, he was talking about her. Raven doesn’t understand. Shaw wants to know when Raven first heard Fury’s name. Raven remembers Logan shouting it, right before she entered the stockroom. Shaw doesn’t believe that. He believes it had to be at least two months ago.
two months ago…
Raven remembers Logan telling her that there was one human that did matter to him: Nick Fury.
the prison cells, today…
Shaw thought so, because that’s when Raven first accessed Fury’s personal file. Raven doesn’t know what to say to that. She defends that she loves Logan. Shaw tells Mystique that, because of that love, she gave him the one thing he could not live without: Raven gave Logan back his war. He thinks the attack on the embassy and possibly even the kidnapping, the theft and dismantling of that Sentinel, even the showdown at the steel mill, Shaw believes Raven orchestrated all of it. Raven remains silent. Shaw has figured it all out: Raven was Nick Fury!
Mystique confesses. She transforms into Nick Fury and congratulates Shaw on the discovery. In her defense, she incurred only human casualties and the Sentinel specs, of course, were never transmitted. She personally destroyed the data. However, Raven is fully prepared to face the consequences of her actions, whatever they may be. Shaw thinks that’s good to hear and wants Raven to start immediately.
He orders a guard to open up her cell, and he does. Raven is surprised that Shaw is releasing her. Shaw defends it’s like he said: he wants Raven to start immediately. He walks away and orders Mystique that, since she sent Logan on this chase, it’s up to her to bring him back.


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Origins & Endings: Chapter 1
Tokyo, Japan…
Wolverine, standing in front of some phone booths, hesitates on calling someone. Instead, his cell phone goes off and he picks it up. It’s Emma, wanting to know what Logan’s first move is going to be. Logan mocks that Emma tells him since she’s the mind reader. Emma mentions that Logan sounds angry. Logan doesn’t think that’s much of a surprise, since soldiers have been so much over him lately it isn’t funny anymore.
He jokes that SHIELD must be sweating bullets with him slipping in and out of the grind so much. Emma thinks so to. And, she adds, in light of recent events, she’s certain that Logan can understand SHIELD’s reason. Logan wants to know if Emma is going to try and stop him. Emma won’t, but she won’t help Logan either. But, since Logan is, Emma can tell him this: she doesn’t know where the person is Logan wanted her to find. Logan doesn’t like that. But Emma is certain that, if anyone can find the guy, it’s Logan, and she wishes him good luck.
Logan hangs up the phone and, while holding a package, he takes off, heading downtown. A few moments later, he hits into a bar called Shinjuku. An operative agent reports back to his colonel about Logan’s whereabouts. The colonel fears that his soldier has probably been spotted by Wolverine and wants him to pull back. The soldier, confident that won’t be the case, as there are over twelve million people in this city, wants to continue the mission. The colonel doesn’t think so and orders the agent to do as ordered. He wants to give Logan enough time to feel relatively secure and then send someone else in to find out what he’s up to. He knows that the last thing the soldier wants to do is confront Wolverine in a close-quarters situation.
Wolverine himself heads deeper inside the bar, where two goons are guarding a locked door. They refuse to let Logan pass, but he’s too impatient and in return knocks them both out! After doing that, he makes it to the bathrooms. But the battle soon gets spotted. The goons’ boss shows up and knocks on Logan’s bathroom door, reminding him that he is in an exclusive club and has to wear a suit. Wolverine, tossing on his X-Men uniform, jokes that he’s putting his suit on right now.
Once his uniform is on, Logan quickly snikts his claws through the door, hitting the boss through his stomach! He begs for mercy, which Logan promises to grant, but only for one thing in return.
The colonel asks his soldier what the situation is. The agent doesn’t know. He tried entering the club, but security guards won’t let him pass claiming a private party is going on. The colonel informs and warns his other agents that their subject has gone underground.
Wolverine has dug a hole into the bathroom floor and is now in the subways. He slices a security lock apart and makes it to the train rails. Once a train passes, Logan jumps on it unnoticed.
A few minutes later, spies realize that Logan is getting near and alert all of their friends, who now operate from an office tower, a parking lot, the private party and the surrounding rooftops. Everyone is ready to bring Wolverine down, should it be needed. Their boss is glad to hear that and suspects that their guest should be arriving momentarily via an underground tunnel.
Logan jumps off the train and starts climbing up a wall. He uses the wires around it to help him move up, until he has reached the spot where he wanted to go. After counting until one hundred and fifteen, Logan stops countdown as he made it to a sewer hatch. Above the sewer, a car makes it nearby. Logan quickly snikts out his claws and slices them through the car, causing the chauffeur to lose control over his steer and hitting another car!
A SHIELD soldier warns Colonel Dugan that they’ve got a major problem, as it would seem that Wolverine has just attacked the prime minister of Japan’s convoy! Dugan is at least glad to finally know where Logan is. He orders someone to let the Japanese government know that they are aware of the situation and mobilizing agents immediately, wanting to see the Japanese this as SHIELD’s “official” statement. Unofficially, Dugan wants one of his soldiers to advise SHIELD’s Section Chef the following order: all SHIELD agents are to clear of the incident site until Dugan gives the word.
The SHIELD soldier is confused. Dugan doesn’t know why Wolverine attacked, but is certain Logan picked the perfect spot to do it. There’s no way to bring in air support and near-zero mobility. Dugan panics, fearing Wolverine is going to turn that tunnel he’s in into a meat-grinder. Dugan thinks it might still have a chance that this situation won’t go completely south on SHIELD, though. He explains that the prime minister recently acquired a new captain for his personal security cadre. A man that goes by the name of… the Silver Samurai!
At the tunnel, Wolverine starts attacking some criminal, dodging all of their bullets. Once they are all dead, the Samurai steps forward. Logan, holding his claws ready, mentions to the Samurai that he’s a hard man to find. The Samurai thinks that may be the case, but mocks that, as Logan might have forgotten, he’s also a hard man. The Samurai takes out his sword and tries to hit Logan, but fails, as Logan blocks it using his claws. While the two super-powered individuals battle, the prime minister’s chauffeur notices his chance and drives them into safety.
Dugan is reported about the turn of events. He’s glad that the minister is safe again, and orders his right-hand soldier to have his troops run escort, thinking it will be good some good public relations. And he also wants to be informed when Logan pops back up on the grid. The soldier promises he’ll do that and leaves. Dugan heads to the communication room, where he receives a phone call. He assumes the caller is aware of the situation and gets a confirmation. Dugan wants that the rest of them gets filled in about what’s going on, because he and the other Avengers are very curious to hear about it.
Emma can only tell them that the situation is not what it seems. Captain America thinks it seems like Wolverine has jumped the fence again and that, this time, he has gone after a Head of State. Emma, correcting Cap but not wanting to sound insulting, mentions again that the situation is not what it seems to be. Dugan is interested in knowing what the situation really is then and what Logan is doing, and why. He knows that the X-Men know Wolverine better than anyone, even better than Logan knows himself. Emma corrects that might have been the case once, but not anymore. She reveals that Logan has regained his memory!
Startled to hear that, Dugan wants to know if that’s truly the case. That Logan remembers all of his…  real memories. Emma confirms.
While the communication between SHIELD and Emma gets hijacked by several other governmental offices, they all start destroying files, with some being related to the Weapon X Program. Even a building gets torched, and one man shoots himself!
All of the Avengers are surprised that Wolverine has his memory back. Dugan corrects Emma that Logan having his full memory back isn’t a good thing.


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Origins & Endings: Chapter 2
SHIELD Headquarters…
As the Avengers are about to leave SHIELD, Dugan continues to talk to several Army leaders through his monitors, assuring them he shall send them new information regarding Wolverine as soon as it becomes available. Dugan asks Annato to hold on. Before Captain America leaves, Dugan cryptically suggests to Cap that they should talk. Playing coy, Cap replies that isn’t sure about what, reminding Dugan they were both soldiers back during the War and, whatever they did in those days, was under orders. Cap wasn’t afraid of them back then and isn’t afraid of them now. He leaves together with his teammates. Dugan hesitates for a while, but opens communications with Annato again, wanting to talk about the current situation in Japan.
Japan…
As soldiers arrive on the battlefield, Wolverine faces the Silver Samurai. As the Samurai opens the battle by swinging his sword, Logan smiles and remembers how good the Samurai actually is. The Samurai keeps his distance during the battle, thinking he’ll have the advantage doing that. But Logan does the very same thing, hoping to gain the very same thing. Eventually, they start talking. During the battle, Logan explains to the Samurai that, not long ago, he finally regained all of his lost memories. He always thought that would clear up some answers, but it turns out it raised only more questions. So, Logan adds, he is there in Japan to ask those questions, though in his very own way.
The Samurai keeps dodging Wolverine’s attacks. The battle becomes a stalemate. So the Samurai decides to change tactics: he starts answering the questions. But it’s not the question Logan had hoped to hear. No, instead, the Silver Samurai sticks his sword right through Wolverine’s stomach!
As much as Wolverine hates what he has to do next, he realizes this is the only way to disarm the Samurai permanently. He lifts up his arm, and slices the Samurai’s hand off with his claws! With the Samurai in pain, he finally answers Logan’s actual questions. Logan can smell he is telling the truth. After the questions are over, Logan takes out the Samurai’s sword out of his chest and hands it back over to him. He decides to leave the Samurai in his honor, as he has no use for it.
Logan heads back into the sewers, realizing that, after the stunt he just pulled, the city must have become an actual circus, but is certain SHIELD will leave him a couple of holes where he can escape though, thinking it will be in their best interest. He’s also confidant SHIELD won’t try to apprehend him, not after what happened a couple of months ago. Logan also knows SHIELD won’t risk him ending up in a Japanese prison, because he might spill his guts. But that doesn’t matter. Logan has already other escaping routes in mind.
As he wanders through the sewers, Wolverine takes some time to recover from the wounds he got during his battle against the Silver Samurai. Next, he snikts his claws into a water pipe, and the water coming out of it drags Logan away. The cold water helps him stay focused. The Samurai really got him good, knowing exactly where to strike. In more ways than one. Logan knows he shouldn’t care so much about what the Samurai told him. It was inevitable. As inevitable as the rain returning to the sea. Logan floats out of the sewers and dives into the ocean.
He has almost stopped bleeding, meaning he won’t have to worry about the sharks. His body is beat, though, and hardly feels like it’s moving. Halfway across his mind, Logan starts thinking about how good it would be to stop trying and just let himself float into the darkness. It’s tempting, like lies always are. Logan notices a freighter ship and climbs it, mentioning that this is the place where he’s got to be. Logan wanders around the ship, which is completely empty. He thinks it won’t leave for another twelve hours. He figures he uses that time to patch up. Logan feels hungry. He opens a door, and finds a blue car. On that very moment, Wolverine collapses!
A few moments later, Logan wakes up again, unsure about how long he has been out, or awake, or how long he has been at this place. He does know he held out for as long as he could. Logan snikts out his claws again. He starts with his left forearm. He roars. Once he gets started, Logan realizes that his left bicep is going to have to go as well. So hungry is he. It’s easier than he thought it would be. Pretty soon, the pain in his arm gets worse than the pain in his belly and he starts to lose consciousness again. Logan lets go, and faints once more. It feels good.
He slips in and out of consciousness. The nightmares come and go. They are always different, yet the same as well. He dreams about the women he loved throughout his life, like Rose, Silver Fox and Cassie. Logan tries to reach out to every one of them, but the panic starts to set in. He tries to fight it, and focus. He sees another woman, who looks like Mariko. But she has her back turned to him. Logan tries to see her face, but later can only see blood. And the kill light goes on, blinding him.
Wolverine remembers a time when he was still a samurai, finding himself surrounded by a large army. The light Logan sees fills his brain, wiping out his thoughts. His lungs constrict, not even giving him enough time to scream. The soldiers have him. They suckered him in. They knew exactly what to do to get him to this place. Logan is blind and unprepared. Unarmed as well. Logan is approached by a demonic-looking creature, which starts killing him! In the dream, Logan begins to fall asleep, knowing that when he wakes up, it will be just another dream.
Wolverine wakes up, and takes a closer look to the blue car. He looks at the room he’s in, and notices more cars standing around. The ships stops moving, making it clear to Logan that it’s time for him to leave. He dives back into the ocean.
Later…
Wolverine has cuts down a tree, which has collapsed an expanse of fence and allowing him entry into a secured facility. The security soldiers who discover this don’t have a clue what’s going on, suspecting a bear probably dug up the roots of the tree. Nearby, Logan manages to sneak past the guard, recalling that it’s always easy to break into a place that is built to keep people inside it. Logan’s got a feeling he shouldn’t even be there, that he should just run away and never look back. But he realizes that this is something he has to do. It’s something inevitable. One way or another, Wolverine always knew that he would end up back at… Department K?!