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The End
The end is near. Magneto holds his dying daughter, Polaris, in his arms. Polaris says that she feels cold and can’t see. Magneto tries to calm her down, saying that she is going to be fine. He only wished that she didn’t come out here, because she was already wounded, thanks to Dracula. Polaris apologizes, but she had to tell him and the others.
Polaris asks what has become of the other X-Men and the Defenders. Is the battle over? Magneto says it is. Polaris asks if they can go home now. Soon, Magneto promises. Soon. Behind them lie the deceased bodies of many heroes. The Beyonder beats on his chest, demanding that someone brings him Alex Summers!
Polaris starts crying, saying that she is scared. Magneto cries too, telling Polaris that she shouldn’t be. Magneto tells Polaris to close her eyes: daddy’s there. Polaris does and she dies. Magneto’s face grows incensed and he turns his attention to the Beyonder. Magneto promises his deceased daughter that those who did this to her shall pay! Magneto prepares to attack the Beyonder, but Dr. Strange shows up, saying that Magneto shouldn’t attack out of grief and anger, which is never a good motive. Magneto tells Strange that he shall attack, he has lost two of his children this day and far too many friends. Strange says that is no excuse to destroy the world! Magneto asks what else should he do. Is there another way to stop this madman? Dr. Strange prays that there is one.
Meanwhile, Havok finds himself surrounded in a black area and Scotty is with him. Scotty is glad that his dad is awake now. Now they can finally safe the world. A confused Alex asks what happened. Scotty shows Alex images of the past few minutes and how Alex saved the Six, but that he was too late to save Elektra. But that doesn’t matter, Scotty says, he knows that she won’t be gone forever.
Alex’s sight begins to fade away and Scotty calls for Alex. Alex sees Bloodstorm, who asks if he’s okay. Alex takes a look at his hands, which begin to fade as well. Alex asks what’s happened. Alex tries to snap out of it and is back in the castle of the Six. Alex asks what happened. The only thing he can remember was that he was asleep. Scotty explains that Dracula bit Alex and Bloodstorm informs Alex that that isn’t their only concern. The Beyonder is out there too and that Dr. Strange said that Alex is the only one who can stop him.
Alex is still confused and doesn’t understand much of what Bloodstorm is saying. Bloodstorm slaps Alex in the face, telling him to snap out of it. Alex gets a hold on himself and asks what he must do. Bloodstorm doesn’t know, but she explains that the X-Men and the Defenders protected them and that their battle is what she thinks they are hearing now. Suddenly, they hear one of the Beyonder’s loud pounds and the entire castle starts to shake. Bloodstorm tells Havok that Strange told her that Alex is the key in defeating the Beyonder. Alex says that he’ll go and orders Bloodstorm and Ice-Man to take care of Scotty and Brute.
As Alex moves to go outside, he remembers the Beyonder of his universe. The Beyonder there was a alien godlike creature that made the most powerful heroes and villains fight each other so that he could find out which side was more powerful. But Alex can’t remember how they defeated the Beyonder, as he wasn’t one of the heroes fighting him. Alex wonders how he could possible stop the Beyonder.
Dr. Strange teleports in, telling Havok that he can’t defeat the Beyonder. Not yet, that is. Havok gets confused because Bloodstorm told him that Strange said that he was the key in defeating the Beyonder. Strange falls down, dropping in Magneto’s arms, and says that he was mistaken. As they still hear the Beyonder’s pounding, Magneto informs that they have little time for explanations. Strange uses all of his energies to hold a mystical shield around the castle, preventing the Beyonder to come inside. But the Beyonder is pounding on the shield and shall break through in time. Bloodstorm tells them to let Alex go to him. Strange won’t allow that, because it is Alex whom the Beyonder wants. Or rather, both Alex and Strange. Meaning that the Beyonder wants the Nexus of all Realities!
Havok can’t believe that; Strange must be insane. Havok destroyed the Nexus when they were fighting the Goblin Queen. Havok wants to go help the X-Men and the others. Magneto tells Havok that it is too late for that. When Alex says he can’t believe that they have indeed all fallen, Dr. Strange uses his powers to make Alex see all the deceased bodies of the fallen heroes. Alex can’t believe that they are all dead. He can’t possibly see a way to defeat the Beyonder if even the Gods themselves have failed. Magneto calms Alex down, telling him that there might not be a way to save this universe or their children, but they might be able to safe the nature of all realities. Dr. Strange teleports them all away. As the heroes are gone, Dracula steps out of the shadow. He senses opportunity and turns into mist, teleporting upside.
At that moment, the Beyonder pounces his way through the shield. Dracula appears behind the Beyonder, telling him that the ones the Beyonder seeks are gone... but Dracula promises that he can be of some assistance. But there is a price for his help.
Elsewhere, the Six, Magneto and Strange arrive in Antarctica. Havok gets upset because they don’t wear specially-made suits. He asks Strange for such clothes, but Strange is too exhausted. Alex gets angry at Magneto, because now the Beyonder won’t need to kill them: they’ll freeze to death. Magneto says that they won’t do such a thing, as here he has his own citadel of seclusion. Magneto powers up and his Citadel rises from the snow! Magneto tells his friends to come inside, so that they can tend to their wounded.
After that is done, Havok is still angry at Magneto. The Brute’s life hangs on a thread, while Strange is in some weird coma/trance, and Magneto himself is near exhausted. Havok wants to go to the Beyonder. Magneto cannot allow that, because Strange told him about the Nexus of all Realities. Havok becomes even more upset and tries to explain to Magneto that he destroyed the Nexus. Why can’t he understand that? Magneto binds Havok in magnetic wires until he calms down. Magneto says that he can only tell Alex what Strange told him.  Strange shows up, explaining that others will come help them and face the Beyonder. But, Strange explains, it is not the Beyonder who they are facing. Havok can’t believe his ears.
Meanwhile, the Beyonder and Dracula have made it to Washington and are at the White House. There, Dracula drains the blood of the president’s co-workers. The Beyonder is impatient and commands Dracula to fulfill his part of the bargain and bring him to Alex Summers. Dracula is curious to find out why the Beyonder wants Havok so badly. The Beyonder says it’s for revenge. Dracula already thought that the Beyonder met Havok before.
Suddenly, Dracula smells something and realizes that they’ve got company. Army helicopters appear above them. The combined forces of the Inhumans and the Eternals attack, led by Dr. Doom. Doom says he was foolish enough to send one of his Doombots to attack the last time, but now he promises that they are dealing with the one and only. None of their attacks hit the Beyonder or Dracula. Dracula remembers the Beyonder about their deal, that he could drain all the super-powered beings and he could have Havok. The Beyonder remembers and charges up his energy.
Back at the Citadel, Dr. Strange explains the history behind the Beyonder to Alex. The Beyonder was destroyed at the end of the second Secret War. Dr. Strange knows that because he was one of the many heroes who helped defeat the Beyonder. It was a difficult task, but it was done. Strange knows that the being they are fighting now resembles the Beyonder, and there is some of the Beyonder’s essence in him, but it’s something more dangerous. Something far more primal.
Havok doesn’t understand how they can defeat someone if they don’t even know who it is they are fighting. Strange says he most definitely knows who they are fighting, and this time, he has summoned up people who will be able to defeat him. Strange teleports Reed Richards, Professor Charles Xavier, the Fallen and Baron Mordo, the Ancient One, inside the citadel!
Havok won’t believe that Xavier, Richards or the Fallen should help them, because they’ve turned their backs on him every time before. Havok wants to take them down. Mordo has had enough of this and unleashes energy that holds Alex back. Mordo uses magic to make Alex open his mind to Mordo’s Third Eye. Mordo learns what’s going on and congratulates Strange on the excellent work. Mordo asks if the boy is here as well, which Strange confirms to the Ancient One. Havok becomes upset, telling them that he won’t allow them to harm Scotty. Mordo commands Alex that he will do whatever it takes to protect the Nexus of all Realities. Mordo explains that it wasn’t destroyed… the Nexus resides within Alex! Hearing this, Havok becomes even more confused than he already was.
At that moment, the Beyonder has destroyed all of their attackers. Dracula prepares to drain Black Bolt and asks if he has got any last words. Black Bolt opens his mouth and destroys nearby bricks, but isn’t strong enough and faints. Dracula bites Black Bolt and becomes stronger than before. The Beyonder has enough of it now and wants to go to Alex Summers now.
Back at the Citadel, Xavier and Richards install Alex in a protective suit, though Alex still doesn’t trust them. Mordo says that the best scientific minds shall be trusted this time, or else they will be destroyed along with the rest of reality. Strange tries to explain to Alex that the Nexus isn’t just a place, it’s a force of nature. The fabric that binds all reality together. It could never be destroyed, especially not with Havok’s power alone. When the Goblin Queen attempted to gain control of the Nexus and Alex unleashed his powers to destroy it, the Nexus transported itself to the nearest convenient location: Alex’ body.
Alex asks what to do. Richards explains that they shall prepare Alex for a final battle with her. When Alex asks who she is, Richards can’t believe that they haven’t told him yet. Scotty tells Alex that his mom is back! Or what’s left of Madelyne and the Goblin Queen, Richards explains. She never truly was dead.
Scotty says that she just went away for a while. When he turns to Alex and asks if he’ll help his mom, Alex says that he’ll do what he can. Alex asks how they are going to do this. Strange explains that it will entail all of them to get to the Queen. Strange tells Alex that he is powerful. More powerful than he ever thought he was - for the Nexus of Realities to seek Alex out, to have inflicted the damage upon the Goblin Queen the way Alex did. However, Alex is still not powerful enough to destroy her. Strange explains that the Goblin Force fell to the center of the Earth. There, it found the equally dormant corpse of the Beyonder and they merged. But it was too weak to come back to life, until Havok’s final showdown with Captain America.
Strange reveals that the energies ignited by both Havok and Captain America were enough to revive her. Combining her powers with the Beyonder, the Goblin Queen is now far more dangerous than she ever was. Now, they must all combine their powers through Reed Richards’ machinery and try to save the multiverse. Strange knows that the Goblin Queen plans to destroy all the time continuums and has the power to do that, if she can get through Alex. Havok says “Let’s do it.”
Outside the citadel, Dracula and the Beyonder materialize. Dracula can sense that Bloodstorm is here. Dracula can sense taste them all. The Beyonder powers up, confirming that they are indeed here and plans to go to Havok. Havok is first and shoots a plasma-blast against the Beyonder, saying that he is here. The Beyonder teleports himself and Havok away, leaving Dracula behind. Dracula wonders what his love, Bloodstorm, is up to. And how he can profit from it.
Havok and the Beyonder materialize inside the Nexus of Realities. Havok tells the Beyonder to drop the facade; they all know who she is. The Beyonder, talking differently, says that he is impressed. Because, until very recently, even he didn’t know about her true nature. The Beyonder knew that he was drawn to hunt Havok down, but never truly knew why. His true nature was buried with this corpse. But this is no longer needed.
The Beyonder rips his head off, revealing the Goblin Queen! The Goblin Queen feels better now. She says hi to Alex, and that she has missed him. She’s sad to see the feeling not reciprocated. The Goblin Queen tells Alex that they had good times before. All he needs to do is give her what she wants. Havok tells Madelyne that is not going to happen. The Goblin Queen can’t believe that Alex cares for this universe. He doesn’t even belong there!
With the Nexus, they can gain access to any reality they want. The Goblin Queen apologizes, remembering how badly Alex was treated in his own universe. Maybe he needs to remember. The Goblin Queen releases some of her magic. Dracula teleports inside the citadel. He sees Richards busy with his machines and knocks him down, saying it’s time to feed. Bloodstorm, with glowing red eyes, says “not this time.” The Goblin Queen makes Havok see how badly he was treated in his homeworld. She makes Alex remember the plane explosion and how he got lectured by his love, Polaris, and older brother, Cyclops. The Goblin Queen makes Havok doubt and think how he could possible know that Alex didn’t destroy his universe when he landed in this one. She tells Alex to give it up.
Meanwhile, Dracula points his attention to the mutants, who’ve been installed in the machines, ready to take down the Goblin Queen. Dracula wonders how Xavier’s blood would taste like. Bloodstorm shows up behind Dracula, telling her Lord that he shall never find out. Before Dracula can do anything, Bloodstorm strikes Dracula down with a wooden stake. Dracula turns into nothing but dust. Bloodstorm smiles.
Havok orders the Goblin Force to stop hiding behind Madelyne and show her true self. The Goblin Force does as told. The Goblin Force tells Havok that his plan won’t work. He, Madelyne and countless of others shall fall for her might. The Goblin Force knows that Alex is the key, but was blind the first time. Havok and the Goblin Queen fire their powers against each other, but neither of them harm the one another. The Goblin Queen explains to Alex that he has traveled between worlds, dimensions even. In the multiverse alone, Alex alone is unique. Even the Nexus of Realities is drawn to him.
While fighting, the Goblin Queen can’t believe how so much power can be gathered in such a small mind. The Goblin Queen tells Alex that she has spend as much time dwelling to find out the amount of power Havok has inside him, as much time as he has spend dwelling thinking about how unfair his life is. The Goblin Queen tells Alex that they could have conquered the multiverse together, but now she shall do it alone… after she has ripped the Nexus out of Alex’ body!
The Goblin Queen suddenly transforms back into Madelyne. Havok tells her that it’s all going to be okay. A dazzled Madelyne asks Alex what’s going on. Havok explains that the battle is taking place on a different plane of reality. He can’t explain it, but knows that it’s almost over. Havok tells Madelyne that he is going to take the Goblin Force out of her once and for all. When he does, Havok explains that the Nexus will pull back to Madelyne’s reality. Madelyne shall be it’s new guardian and Dr. Strange shall help her with that. Havok tells Madelyne that he must go now, but makes Madelyne promise to tells Scotty that he shall always be with him.
Madelyne tells Alex not to do it, but Havok’s body lifts up and his spirit fights on. Havok fires his plasma-blast against the Goblin Force, saying that she was right about almost everything. Havok says he does know about the power he wields. And right now, with the help of Dr. Strange, Baron Mordo, Charles Xavier, the Fallen and Reed Richards, Alex is tapping into raw power which will never again be unleashed in this or any other dimension. The Goblin Force’s power, her essence is going to be absorbed into the Nexus of realities. She shall cease to exist.
Havok fires his plasma-blast and the Goblin Force disappears! The Goblin Force can’t believe that this is happening. Madelyne is teleported back to Earth, into the citadel. Scotty runs to her and Madelyne tries to tell him what happened. Scotty already knows. He knows that his dad saved them all.
Alex lands in a deep, dark space, closing his eyes and fades away. Alex remembers dying. But mostly, he remembers… living!


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(1st story): A Sinister Thread: Part 1: Thieves in the Night
(2nd story): A Sinister Thread: Part 2: First Blood
(1st story)
The time is when Bloodstorm had just left the X-Men. She is struggling with her recent vampire transformation, and has just met fellow scoundrel and mutant with the name Gambit. It’s a time now to far in the past, but worth investigation, as the events learned when this story is over, all parties will have changed, as shall have the world! Let us begin…
Gambit and Bloodstorm jump over a higly securited fence. Once landed, Gambit jokes and tells Bloodstorm to take notes, as tonight he’ll show her how things are done. Bloodstorm sarcastically answers back, not being sure what that is. Talking while they should be checking for more possible dangers? Gambit and Bloodstorm start running and jump over another securited fence. Gambit finds that the big difference between him and her is that he can do more than one thing at the time. Bloodstorm finds one thing concerning her: that she still doesn’t know what their ultimate goal is tonight.
They jump over yet another fence and Bloodstorm asks if they are working for themselves, or for Gambit’s mysterious employer. Gambit jokes that she has so many questions lately. He hardly recognizes the woman who came to him saying, “Gambit, my love, I don’t care what we steal or who we steal it from, I just want to forget where I come from.” As they continue jumping and flying through a tunnel, Gambit says he has been stealing ever since he was a pup, and this place might have security things that look dangerous to her, but not to him. Bloodstorm tells Gambit not to forget to whom he speaks, as she too survived the streets by the quickness of her hands and wits. But she was an X-Man as well, and these dangers are nothing compared to what she has seen in those days. She wants to know what it is they seek and whom they are stealing it from.
Bloodstorm dodges some security lasers, explaining to Gambit that she simply worries about his safety. She would hate to see him trip over his tongue. Bloodstorm jokes how else shall the world learn of Gambit, the Prince of Thieves?  Gambit can’t believe that the woman with her past is getting particular at this moment. Bloodstorm says that she isn’t much particular, just curious. Gambit says that they are all curious about something. He, for instance, would love to know why Bloodstorm’s hiding from her X-Men buddies, but he knows that they all have their secrets. And, since he loves having her around, they can just as well go for it. The two thieves arrive at a huge, locked door. Gambit tries to figure out how it works and how they could get it open.
When Bloodstorm asks what to do, Gambit’s thinking about it. Bloodstorm can’t believe they came all this way without a plan. Gambit opens the safety lock and tells Bloodstorm for the upteenth time that, when you are as good as he is and have the mutant power to charge objects to their potential kinetic energy, you don’t need a plan. Gambit charges up one of his playcards, which explodes against the door, opening it! Bloodstorm jokes how with what finesse Gambit works. Gambit tells the Wind Rider that he does anything to get the job done. They notice a person stepping through, and prepare themselves for the worst.
It’s Ororo’s former X-Men teammate, Warren, a.k.a. the Angel! Warren recognizes Ororo but, when he sees her, he nearly faints. Bloodstorm can’t believe what they’ve done to him and picks Warren up. Gambit asks if he’s a friend of hers, which she confirms, only that was a long time ago. Warren can’t believe what he’s hearing, as once they were more than just “friends.” Bloodstorm, tripping over her own words, explains to Gambit that he once was a teammate of hers, but he betrayed the team and kept secrets. Warren gets angry, asking how he must call Ororo now. Is it Ororo, or Storm, but he knows she goes with Bloodstorm these days. Warren confirms that he kept secrets, as they all did. Warren also lied that he wasn’t hurt. Warren angrily asks if Bloodstorm’s new boyfriend knows all of her secrets.
Warren gets up and flies toward Bloodstorm, wanting to slash her with his claws. Bloodstorm quickly protects herself by turning into mist and lifting Warren high up the sky. Gambit, while charging up his cards, is startled and asks his friend how she could do that. Warren’s glad to see that he was right and that Gambit apparently knows nothing about her, nor her specific “specialized” tastes. Gambit asks Bloodstorm, who’s ashamed to hear this, what Warren is talking about, but Bloodstorm doesn’t find this the right time or place to discuss this. Gambit angrily asks when will it be the right time, because he knows that New Orleans has had it’s share with creatures of the night, but he can’t stand saying the correct word. Warren, high up in the sky, sarcastically reveals that Bloodstorm is a vampire. Warren cuts to the chase, saying that his master doesn’t like it when things get robbed from him, so he is here to stop them.
Gambit angrily throws a charged-up card at Warren, but he dodges the explosions. Warren sarcastically apologizes, thinking he hit a nerve and wondering how they can ever forgive him for this. Warren says he’ll make it up, when a huge explosion comes occurs, throwing both Bloodstorm and Gambit off balance. Warren, introduces his compatriot, War, and they can call Warren Death now. Warren says that they will find War less verbose than he is. Death jokes that perhaps War will let Gambit and Bloodstorm talk their differences out, but he will most likely break every bone in their bodies. The two villains attack at high speed, as Gambit and Bloodstorm watch them. Gambit says that they’ll talk it out later but now they should finish their job. Gambit says that they’ve all got their secrets, and charges up his playcards and throws them against War and Death.
The explosion of the cards gives Bloodstorm and Gambit a chance to escape, so they go for it. They agree that they’ve got the best chance of losing them in the tunnels they came through. Bloodstorm is still impressed, seeing what Gambit can do, but finds running rediciolous, as they can’t keep running forever. They arrive in a huge room, which Bloodstorm believes to be War and Death’s facility. Gambit doesn’t know. Bloodstorm can’t believe that Gambit doesn’t know whom they are stealing from. Gambit says he doesn’t ask that much questions, especially not from the people who give him jobs. They continue running and Bloodstorm wants to know who it is that is bossing Gambit around, but finds that a discussion for another time.
Bloodstorm tells Gambit to stand queitly, as they are here. Gambit’s not surprised and they will kill them if they won’t keep running. Bloodstorm isn’t talking about the two Horsemen, but about the Creatures of the Night! Bloodstorm tells Gambit that they shall do their mistress’ bidding, and Bloodstorm summons up the help of the bats! Lots of bats, rats and owls show up and fly into action, and Bloodstorm orders them to delay the two Horsemen as much as they can. Gambit can’t help but finding this power gross. Bloodstorm isn’t offended, explaining that they gladly serve her. Gambit finds this another little side benefit about being a vampire.
Bloodstorm begs him to not use the word, as she is still trying to forget what she has been turned into. Bloodstorm finds it hard to think of anything good about her current condition. Bloodstorm finds it best that they continue running, as there are two more Horsemen that accompany War and Death. Bloodstorm wants to know what they are stealing and from who, but Gambit holds that answer, as they have made it to the door they came from. While Gambit tries to lock it open, he asks Bloodstorm how she got turned into a vampire. Bloodstorm begins her story:
It was a night like any at the X-mansion, where Ororo was whipping through the night and being one with her goddess. She enjoyed it and lifted herself up with self-created winds. She was also creating rain and the heart of the storm trully caressed her heart. In other words, she was truly happy. But Bloodstorm didn’t notice that she was being watched by two evil, red eyes. Suddenly, a voice called for her, so she went to it. Ororo realized too late that it was the voice of doom. Dracula lured her to him and Ororo gave into his will. Dracula bit Ororo in the neck and killed her at the exact same moment. Though Ororo later on went to resist herself against Dracula and defeated him with the help of her fellow X-Men, the victory did cost Ororo her mortal soul. The X-Men were willing to accept her new self, but, not wanting to bring them in any possible danger, Ororo found it best that she left.
Gambit apologizes, thinking he should have never asked for an explenation. Bloodstorm says it’s only right that she remembers who she is, for on that night, she vowed to herself to never give in into the bloodlust and to never create in Dracula’s name. Gambit finally unlocks the door and they enter a huge lab. Bloodstorm can’t believe what she’s seeing and wants to know where they are, but Gambit doesn’t find this the time to talk about it, because they came for the children. Gambit frees a baby girl out of an experiment tank and Bloodstorm frees a baby boy. Bloodstorm can’t believe this but, before she can go on, War and Death enter the room and are obviously pleased that the two mutants have freed the kids.
War and Death begin fighting Gambit and Bloodstorm, ordering them to hand over the kids now, as promises them quick deaths in return. Gambit’s not interested and, while throwing a chard-up playcard against Death, who dodges it, says that they won’t hand over the kids to Apocalypse. Death laughs, saying he can’t believe that Gambit thinks that he is still working for Apocalypse and slashes Gambit in the back with his claws. Gambit’s loses a lot of blood and Death warns Bloodstorm to be quick with her good-bye. Gambit knows that he is dying, but also knows that Bloodstorm can safe him. Bloodstorm refuses, but Gambit begs her to do it for the children then. Bloodstorm begs to her goddess to forgive her and bites Gambit in the neck, turning him into a vampire!
Death stands behind them, watching the show with a huge evil smile on his face. Death can’t be more pleased with this, but says that it’s useless because they are both going to die anyhow. Bloodstorm doesn’t think so, because they already have! She gets really angry and unleashes massive lightning bolts against Death and War, telling Warren that, even though that she and Gambit are vampires now, they will both be more human than he can ever hope to be. The lightning makes the building collaps, separating Bloodstorm and Gambit from War and Death, also giving them the chance to escape. When safely outside, Gambit thanks Bloodstorm for saving his life. Bloodstorm, crying, doesn’t think so and waits for tomorrow, wanting to see if Gambit still thanks her then, when he realized that she only took his life.
 (second story:)
Some time has passed and Bloodstorm and Gambit walk through a New Orleans graveyard, still carrying the two babies they rescued. Bloodstorm notices Gambit struggling with becoming a vampire, but he angrily tells her to back off, while screaming it out from the pain. Bloodstorm tells him that it’s useless to resist it and Gambit needs blood to feed on. Gambit says he’ll never do that, because he isn’t like her; he simply is not a vampire. Bloodstorm explains to the sad Gambit that he is, because she herself turned him into one, after Gambit begged her to do it in order to safe his life.
Bloodstorm further explains to Gambit that the man who he once was, is no longer, and that he now is much more than just a human, or a mutant even. In addition to Gambit’s own mutant powers, he now has enhanced vampire powers, like all vampires have. Bloodstorm tells him that he doesn’t have to use them, because they have a choice to use the special powers and to which they feed on. Gambit sniffs his nose, and can smell it by himself now, and takes an evil look at the two babies.
Gambit grabs for them, but Bloodstorm holds him, telling him that’s not exactly what he wants and again says that he has a choice to either die or slaughter the innocent. Gambit becomes angry and hates Bloodstorm for doing this to him; she should have let him die. Gambit runs away and leaves Bloodstorm alone with the kids. Bloodstorm watches him leaving, agreeing that she should have let him die. A short time later, in the French Quarter of New Orleans, a young blonde woman is about to be raped by two men. She tries to run away, saying that she’ll scream for help, but the two men aren’t much scared and continue.
They soon realize that they are not alone, as black-dressed ninja’s with swords shows up behind them. The two men shoot at the blonde woman, who is apparently bullet-proof! The two men say that she and the ninja’s probably don’t know who they are dealing with. Another man appears next to the blonde woman, saying that he does know them. The two men, known as the Hammer and the Moose, are two known employees of the Kingpin, sent down from New York to here in New Orleans to muscle the crime scene down a bit.
The man says that the two men, like the Kingpin, are wrong and explain that the Assassins Guild have almost completly rid themselves of the Thieves Guild and will not be dealing with them any more. That’s fine with the two men and they shall take the message to the Kingpin. The man next to the woman says that’s fine, but first they’ll do a little screaming. The ninja assassins prepare for a fight, as suddenly a huge fog starts rising, ripping everyone of their sight. Lots of screaming comes and Gambit is the only one who walks out of the mist. The blonde woman, Angelique, doesn’t understand what just happend. She now sees Gambit and they both seem to have known each other once.
Angelique takes out her sword and orders Gambit to leave, or else she’ll do the exact same as she did to the other members of his Thieves Guild. Angelique notices Gambit staring at her as he takes out a cigarette and demands to know what he’s looking at. Gambit is looking at his “desert” and orders Angelique to drop the sword, which she obeys. Gambit orders her to show her neck, and she does so, frightened and asking what he wants. Gambit opens his mouth, saying “Blood for blood!” and bites Angelique!
A short time later, dawn. Gambit returns to the graveyard, where Bloodstorm and the two babies are still waiting for him. Gambit tells Bloodstorm that he now knows what he can do and orders her to leave. Bloodstorm tries to convince him that she’ll stay, but Gambit finds it too difficult to be around her now and tells her to find another place to be happy. Bloodstorm turns into mist and leaves, apologizing to Gambit that things have gone this way. Gambit’s sorry as well and goes into the graveyard’s shrine with the babies, wanting to take a nap.
The day passes by and Gambit tells his babies that it won’t be long now. When Mr. Sinister eventually shows up, Gambit tries to explain to him that he has been thinking about this. Sinister tells Gambit to not bother trying to think and to leave it to the experts. Sinister takes a look at the babies, congratulating Gambit one a job well done for once, as the babies don’t even have a scratch on them. Sinister picks the boy up and can’t believe how far they have progressed by now. Sinster tells Gambit that his money is in the usual safety deposit box and to get rid of the girl, as she is useless. Gambit can’t allow that and blocks Sinister’s attempt of killing the girl by turning into mist.
Sinister thought that Gambit would know better by now than to challenge him, but Gambit stands before the baby girl, saying that one of them shall die before Sinister gets to lay a hand on her. Sinister doesn’t have time for this, allowing Gambit to keep the girl. But Sinister also warns him that one day he will reclaim her when he sees fit or, even worse, someone else will. Sinister disappears into the black mist, telling Gambit that his debt to him is not yet repaid and he will work for him another day. Sinister disappears, together with his newfound X-Man.
Mr. Sinister returns to his lab, making several clones of the young X-Man. Sinister watches the clones age and can only smile about the results.


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The Key
The Beyonder has returned to the Earth’s core and lifts the body of the deceased Captain America high up. He then drains the life energy from Cap and wants to know everything Cap knows about Alex Summers.
The Beyonder witnesses how Havok came into this universe after the battle with the Sentinels. The Beyonder is surprised to learn that Havok is a dimensional walker, coming from a core reality. The Beyonder can’t understand how Havok could destroy the Goblin Queen, a force of universal nature. But the Beyonder soon learns how things happened, thanks to Captain America’s memories. The Beyonder sees how Earth’s Mightiest Heroes, the Avengers, challenged Cap and his enhanced super-powers, and how it became their ultimate death. And how Captain America eventually died at the hands of Havok.
The Beyonder is certain that it is Havok he wants. Havok is the key. A nagging, distant memory that needs to be explored. But now, the word must go forth. The Beyonder reaches to the Earth and lets every hero and villain who ever fought him remember him, and let them know that he has returned!
The X-Men have survived the combined blast from Havok and Captain America, which destroyed the moon and their entire base. Magneto surrounds his friends and teammates with a magnetic force-field and plans to transport them back to Earth. As Magneto sees the Beyonder in his mind, he believes that they are doomed. The Beyonder makes it to Earth, showing the heroes that they have failed to imprison him. The Beyonder remembers how the heroes barely survived during the most secret of wars, and now all of their vaunted strengths won’t be enough to stop him. The Beyonder disrupts the course of nature, causing disaster and destructions all over the entire world! The Beyonder soon gets enough of it, stopping the damages, and wants to find Alex Summers, his key to his victory.
As the Beyonder walks, a shiny bright light comes out of the sky and the frightened people of New York believe him to be their saviour. The Beyonder walks above the humans and knows that Alex Summers holds what he has surched for all those thousands of lifetimes. The Beyonder has to find him. But the Beyonder also knows that there is something he can’t remember about Havok and tries to figure out what that is.
At that moment, Havok is bitten in his neck by the Vampire Lord Dracula. Havok begs for help, as the world around him vades away into darkness. Havok remembers his teammates and apologizes to them for failing. All Alex wants to do now is sleep. Suddenly, both the Six and Dracula feel a horrible pain run through their bodies and minds and wonder what’s going on. Dracula realizes that the Beyonder has returned! Scared, he teleports away and takes good-bye from his… friends.
Meanwhile, the Beyonder still walks above New York City and the astonished people all believe him to be their savior. An old priest, holding a cross, believes the Beyonder to be a false god, a devil - like so many before him. The priest says he knows, because he too was tempted once. He believed himself to be Thor, the Norse God of Thunder. But that believe made him loose his medical practice, the love of his life and even cost him his soul!
The Beyonder becomes angry, wondering what he ever saw in this world. He makes the humans attack Father Blake, but the priest is rescued just in time by Spider-Man. The Beyonder is glad to see the first of the super-heroes and realizes that it begins again. Spider-Man gets Blake to safety and jumps on a rooftop. Suddenly, the Beyonder gets a billy club smashed to his head and looks up to find out who threw it. It has been thrown by Daredevil! Daredevil had hoped to poke an eye out or something, but that obviously didn’t work.
Daredevil tells the Beyonder that he wasn’t around the last time the heroes fought him, due to the financial problems he had, he even had to kill an old enemy, but now he has been sent to distract the Beyonder from the Lethal Legion! The Legion attacks, but so does the Beyonder. The Beyonder had hoped that the heroes had learned that he cannot be stopped by any force. Spider-Man tells Blake he’ll come back for him after the Beyonder has been defeated, but now he wants to go help his friends.
The fight bores the Beyonder, so he powers up and unleahes a huge explosion. Spider-Man and Blake can jump into safety but that unfortuatly doesn’t count for the Lethal Legion and half of the people of New York City. At that moment, Havok remembers dying. Happens a lot to him. But this time, Alex doesn’t want to fight back and he just wants to sleep. Havok hears voices calling for him, but he ignores them.
Bloodstorm panics, noticing how much blood Havok is loosing. Wolverine asks what they plan to do about Dracula. Ice-Man says he saw Dracula disappearing into mist, but he knows that Dracula must be around here somewhere. Wolverine says that he wants to help out, but he’s got his family to worry about. Bloodstorm says that she understand and tells Logan to do whatever it takes to bring them into safety.
The Six want to bring Alex to the medi-lab, but the lights aren’t working. Bloodstorm says that they’ll have to go find it themselves, but warns that Dracula is still present and will probably plan to take them out one at the time. As the heroes go, they don’t notice that they are being watched by Dracula, who sits up against the ceiling. Dracula quietly tells his Blood Child that she can’t hide from him forever. Dracula says that he has now tasted the powerful blood of Havok, something he never tasted before. Dracula wants him. And he shall be his. Bloodstorm hurries, while Alex mumbles, “go away. I just want to sleep.”
At that moment, the Beyonder sits in the sky, wondering how Havok can evade his probe. The Beyonder lifts up every human and vehicle of New York up in the sky, thinking he needs to go everyone of them to find Alex’ hidden location. The Beyonder shouts “Where are you Alex Summers!” He drops all the humans, killing them all, leaving a huge explosion behind. The Beyonder relaxes, promising that he shall find Alex.
Meanwhile, Havok, still dying, hears in his mind millions of voices calling for him, but he wants to ignore them all and just have some sleep. The Six have made it to the medi-lab and have put Alex on a surgery table, establishing him on a healing machine. Ice-Man finds it ridiculous that they all have to wait and wants to find Dracula and kill him. Suddenly, there’s a loud scream and the team looks surprised up to see… the X-Men!
Raven runs to her dad, Gambit, and Scotty runs to Alex. Magneto informs Bloodstorm about the Beyonder and that he is searching for Havok. They can’t allow that to happen. Doctor Strange shows up, telling Magneto that truer words have never been spoken. Strange explains that he has informed every super-powered human the message, and they will come. Strange knows that many of them shall die, but they have to try it. The fate of this dimension and countless of others are at stake. Scotty hangs over his dad, begging him to wake up.
At that moment, the Beyonder looks at all the different kinds of heroes that have gathered and are running towards him. Mutants, irradiated freaks, genetic mishaps, scientifically altered beings… not even the Gods of this dimension can impress him. The Beyonder powers up and kills them all!
Meanwhile, Scotty has reached into Alex’ mind, giving Alex a bright light to turn to, so that he can come back. Alex recognizes Scotty’s voice and almost wakes up. Ice-Man, Brute, Jean and Quicksilver have started the search for Dracula. Ice-Man, holding an ice-made stake, jokingly says that all they need now is the return of the Goblin Queen. Jean tells Bob not to make jokes now.
Jean asks Quicksilver if he can scout ahead, so he goes. But he’s so fast that Jean warns him not to move too far away. But she’s too late with her warning and Quicksilver gets killed by Dracula. Dracula slashes Jean through her sheek and jumps at her! Scotty tries to get Alex awake, but he says he’s sorry; he just wants to sleep. Scotty shows Alex images of their fallen teammates, they need his help!
Bloodstorm tells Elektra to get Scotty away, they have to leave now. As Elektra wants to do that, Brute and Ice-Man come, dropping in through the wall, holding Dracula in their arms. Ice-Man makes pins on his icebody and is determined to kill Dracula with at least one of them. Elektra pushes Scotty behind her, protecting him, and tells Bloodstorm to do something, she’s the only one who’s powerful enough. Bloodstorm hesitates, and Dracula mocks at her, telling his love to help her master.
Outside the castle, Gambit has stolen a plane and leaves the Six. Crying, he apologizes for deserting, but he has to get his daughter into safety. Scotty again tries to get his dad to wake up, showing him the battle of the combined forces of Rogue, Magneto and the Defenders fighting the Beyonder. Dracula slashes the Brute, wounding him badly.
Bloodstorm gets angry at Dracula for hurting her family and slashes Dracula with her sharpened claws. Elektra tries to throw her sai to Dracula, but he turns into mist, avoiding the sai and grabs Elektra by the throat, wanting to kill her. As a last resort, Elektra tells Scotty to run. Elektra takes out a bomb, takes the pinn off of it and it explodes! Elektra is dead, but Dracula survives! Dracula points his attention towards Bloodstorm and Scotty, but gets blasted away by a plasma-blast from… Havok! He orders Dracula to stay away from his son. Scotty hugs Alex, saying that Elektra is gone. Alex promises that it will be allright, it’s over now.
Dracula laughs, correcting that this is only the beginning. For the Beyonder walks among them! The Beyonder powers up and has killed Rogue and the Defenders. Dracula explains to the heroes that, while he would be content into feeding off humanity, the Beyonder shall destroy the entire multiverse!


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The Changeling
At the Bethlehem High School, A Teacher is asking if anyone knows what a mutant is. No-one answers so the teacher picks on Jared for an answer. Jared answers the question with a quotation from Webster's dictionary. Jared tells his story to the reader. He has always felt different, but he doesn’t think there is anything wrong with him. He scored straight A’s since starting school and had always studied. He has even skipped three grades. The only friend he has is Kate Cooper, who sits by him in class. He has read many books but cannot understand why Kate likes him.
Kate and Jared are walking home from school, when Jared gets hit with some snowballs. Kate defends him, against Duncan 'Dunk' Sebast, who teases Jared, thinking him to be a mutant who can mindread, and that’s why he always gets the answers right. Dunk is about to throw more snowballs at him but Kate stops it, before they leave to walk home.
Jared gets home and his dad is in the garden shooting tin cans. He thinks that his dad is the only person who hates him more than Dunk. His father asks if he got the frozen dinners from the store like he asked. Jared forgot and said he would after he got changed. His father points his gun at Jared and says to get them now. Jared goes to the Dairy Mart, picks up the food, and goes home to his father watching TV with a beer in one hand and his gun in the other. Jared goes to his room and types the names of his bullies; dunk, josh, nelson, mike. He thinks that the coolest revenge would be if he ran off to work for a big company with Kate while Dunk ends up pumping gas. But that is before things change and he becomes a hero.
The next day, the teacher hands out report assignments. Dunk gets Nelson to distract Kate, while he asks Jared if he’ll do his report for him. He just wants an average grade, so not to arouse suspicion. Jared agrees, and Dunk makes his friends lay off him. He works on the report to make sure it was just what Dunk wants. When Jared hands the report to Dunk a couple of days later, one of Dunk's friends pushes past Jared and Dunk tells him to watch what he is doing.
A couple of days later, the teacher gives out the next report assignment, and after leaving class, Jared sees Kate and Nelson kissing on the stairs. He goes to the lockers looking for Dunk and asks Dunk to get Nelson to lay off so that he might stand a chance. Dunk can’t believe what he is hearing and tells him to go away. Jared begs him and offers to do all his reports but Dunk smacks him in the face with a basketball and tells him that he doesn’t care. They decide to have a quick game of dodge ball with Jared.
Jared goes home and his father sees him as a bloody mess but doesn’t do anything. He types away on his computer and relieves an old memory of him and Kate. He tells the reader that he underwent some serious changes and lost it as he then remembers Nelson kissing Kate. Jared type one more name to the revenge list on his computer : kate. He remembers Kate saying goodbye.
The next day Kate and Nelson are talking with Dunk, Jared walks into the hall where they are standing and pulls out his father‘s gun, firing on the group of them. Dunk suddenly stretches his limbs to avoid the bullets but Jared keeps on firing. He finally hits Dunk, who falls to the floor. Teachers and students are staring in disbelief. They think that Dunk was a mutant and start saying that Jared saved them, but Nelson notices that Kate has been shot dead as well. Jared looks horrified and drops his gun. Jared is handcuffed and taken to a police car as they mark off the area. Jared thinks that his life had changed right at that moment, although he believes that it happened a lot earlier.
Back at his home Jared's dad is asleep in front of the TV, which is showing a News Flash of the school shooting.


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Toy Soldiers
Chiba, Japan.  A young boy named Seiji is using his burgeoning telekinetic powers to play with his array of toy robots; making them battle each other and fight.  His mother walks in on him using his powers, and is worried, as if people knew her son had these powers they’d send him away, and orders him never to play like that again.
  At dinner Seiji’s stepfather Noboru rants about how he looks all day for work and yet there’s no dinner waiting for him when he gets home.  Ikeda tells him not to fret, but she accidentally spills the rice on the stove, and Noboru gets angry, especially when she talks back.  As Seiji runs off to hide his stepfather pulls off his belt to give his wife a brutal beating.  Seiji tries to stop him, but Noboru is big and fat, and pushes him away easily.  When it’s over Ikeda tells her son it’s over, and they better clear up the mess.  She has a really big black eye.
  The next morning, Ikeda can’t get an idle Noboru out of bed, but she doesn’t push him, scared of what he’ll do.  While she is at work Noboru visits Seiji in his room, threatening to slit his throat, and his mothers, if he interferes again.  Seiji takes out his frustrations by making his toys battle again.  In the lounge Noboru hears noises from Seiji’s room, and goes to investigate, and is shocked at what he sees.  Seiji is too enthralled in his games to notice his secret is out.
  When Ikeda returns from work Noboru tells Ikeda he’s seen what her son can do, and that they can sell him to the government.  Ikeda says no, so Noboru goes to get Seiji himself.  Seiji has, however, heard this conversation and is ready.  But Ikeda tries to stop her brutal husband, and he tries to strangle her to death; but an angry Seiji rushes in, kicks him off his mother, and when Noboru threatens to kill him Seiji unleashes his powers.  All his toy robots and tanks attack Noboru in force, taking him down.  He tells Seiji to make it stop, but Seiji is so enraged that the toys wont stop their attack, and the both of them end up flying over the balcony to plummet to their deaths.
  Later, at hospital, it is revealed Noboru is dead.  Seiji is likely to be paralysed for life, and is in a coma.  His mother, devastated, tells him she loves him, then leaves.  But he still has enough strength left to move a toy bike, left on a cabinet by the side of his bed.


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Arrested Development
Riek Bukenya is 13 years old and lives in Uganda. He doesn't consider himself smart and his heart races because he believes the teacher, Mr. Muwhezi, will ask him questions. Suddenly they are attacked by Rebels; after they kill his teacher, Riek and the other students are led out at gunpoint and forced to march. They are forced into a van which takes them to a training camp where the boys and girls are separated. The boys are trained to use guns, and Riek wonders what happens to the girls. Some of the boys listen, but Riek doesn't and gets his ear cut off for his trouble. After that day he does as he is told. He hates himself and the world for changing so much.
After 6 weeks of training and working things change again. He is trapped by Ugandan People's Defense Forces, and he knows that he is going to die and closes his eyes. He opens his eyes again and finds everything is moving in slow motion except him. Riek moves fast and kills all the UPDF soldiers becoming a hero amongst his comrades.
The boss is talking to reporters who ask about the young teenagers in the camps who participate in the fighting. The boss tells the American journalist that they don't have a choice as they are no adults left to fight, but in many ways the youths are better than adults as they are willing to take more risks.
At night Riek is trying to sleep in the tent with all the other boys on the ground. Next to him a boy called Joseph points out that he knows Riek is different and that he should think of escaping. He could do to the adults of the camp what he did to the soldiers, but Riek doesn't want to kill anyone.
A few days later a new convoy of boys and girls arrives at the camp. They separate the boys and girls and the boss takes a liking to one of the girls. Riek jumps in and tells him to get of the girl. The boss tries to pull his gun but Riek assaults him and takes it away. He concentrates and stays calm so that everything else slows down and he can escape. He runs and doesn't look back.
Riek is later picked up by government soldiers and taken to a center for traumatized children. One of the women that works there tries to help him., however the soldiers return to take him away as he should be treated like the rebel he is. The woman tries to reason with them, but its no use. Yet when they get to his bed, he has gone. Riek escapes in the soldiers jeep. He thinks his family would be ashamed of him if he went to them so he returns to his other home, the camp.
When Riek arrives, the rebels open fire thinking it’s the UPDF. Riek stays calm and uses his mutant power to avoid being hit. The men stop firing and can't figure out why there is no-one at the wheel, as Riek is already behind them and again using his power, This time it’s different, instead of everything happening in slow motion, the men are not moving at all. Riek starts using their own weapons on them, shooting and stabbing them. He realizes that when his heart slows down, so does the world, so if the world has stopped ...
Riek is lying dead on the floor with some of the children from the camp looking over his body in shock.


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Love, Jisa.
“Dear Nata.  I’ve always believed in taking chances.  Especially when it comes to the people I care about.  I believed in Laolo.  I believed he was kind.  Gentle.  That his love for me burned more brightly than the fires of the sun.  So, I risked it all.”
  Jisa is a beautiful young girl who lives in Rio de Janeiro.  One night her boyfriend and lover Laolo arrives at her window to take her out for the night.  She’s worried about waking her parents, but off they go anyway; and the night in the city is glorious.  Jisa knows that Laolo is wrong for her; there was storm clouds in the sky the day they met, and he’s 19 years old, and is involved in questionable business, and he’s not like the other boys at church.  But when she is with him she feels free.
  “The notion of going to hell didn’t seem so bad at all.”
  That night they went to funk party; a place where Laolo’s gang and their rivals could come to work out their aggression instead of making violence on the streets.  This involved both sides brutally beating up a young boy who was about Jisa’s age.  But someone wasn’t going to stand for this; a woman, with amazing strength and agility, brought order to the chaos.  She was the bouncer.
  As they walk home Jisa is disturbed by the violence, and is also waiting for Laolo’s answer about whether he’ll come to church tomorrow when Jisa’s parents catch them.  Her father calls her a tramp and accuses her of loving Satan and throws her out of the house forever, and her mother recites Hail Marys.  At the beach Laolo promises to take care of Jisa, in a rather sinister way, and manipulates her into having sex with him, even though she tells him she’s never done it before.
  As Jisa wonders whether her father was right to call her those names Laolo takes her to some flat to stay, which is completely filthy and has passed out men laying all around.  Laolo offers Jisa some women’s clothes to wear from out of his wardrobe, as all her clothes are at her parent’s house.
  Three weeks go by.  Jisa is optimistic about her new life...until a woman in the market accuses her of wearing her clothes and then spits on her face.  At the club Jisa sees Laolo talking to the same woman; and he claims it was his sister.  He says that when she spat in her face it was just attitude.  “It runs in the family,” he says.
  Jisa thinks she is pregnant.  Laolo tells her to let him know when she finds out for sure so he can find a doctor to give her an abortion.  What he suggested made her feel ill, so she paid her parents a visit to beg for forgiveness.  But when her mother saw her through the window she closed the curtains, ignoring her.  A dejected Jisa was found by the bouncer from a few weeks ago.  She is called Renata da Lima; but people just call her Nata.  Nata convinces Jisa that she hasn’t lost everything, which Jisa moans that she has.  “Everything probably wasn’t all it was cracked up to be if a loser like Laolo could pull you away from it so easily,” Nata says.  Nata explains she was disowned at 13 because she was a mutant (the word mutant is now used however).  Nata says her powers include her bones being as hard as steel, and her skin being as dense as a football.
  As time passes by Nata is constantly at Jisa’s side, through doctor’s visits and morning sickness.  As the baby kicks for the first time Jisa tells Nata, as she sleeps, that she’ll be a wonderful aunt.
  Later, as Nata leaves work, Laolo and a bunch of his friends confront her, wielding knives and baseball bats.  They call her “mutie” and demand her money and that she keeps away from Jisa, but she wont do that.  So they attack her; all at once.  As Jisa realises that Nata has given her something to believe in, herself, Nata is swamped by Laolo’s gang
   “You’ve given me something new to believe in.  Me.”


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Third Eye Blind
In Stockholm, Sweden, two young people are shooting up heroin.  One of them is Ankhi; she has a strange skin colour, like a really dark blue.  She wears a hat to cover her head.  Her boyfriend, Sven, wants her to take her hat off to see what her hair looks like.  She does, revealing she has a third eye on her forehead.  Sven thinks it’s beautiful.  He says she must be a mutant, but she doesn’t think so, as mutants have special powers and she only has a third eye which doesn’t even open.  Ankhi flashes back a few years to explain her story.
She was raised in an orphanage all her life.  She liked it; everyone was her family.  Then the third eye popped up, and she was treated like a freak, so she ran away.  She thought the orphanage people would send her away, saying she ran away to make it easier on them.
The story over, Sven asks her if she wants to fool around.
Later Sven has purchased some more drugs from local drug dealer Bjorn.  While walking home he finds Ankhi cuddled up on the street; she is evidently homeless.  He asks whether she wants to stay with him, and she agrees.  At Bjorn’s house, he and Sven are shooting up.  Bjorn accidentally takes an overdose, and Sven can’t revive him, and thinks he is dead.  So Sven takes off with Bjorn’s stash.
Ankhi tells off Sven for taking Bjorn’s stash and leaving him for dead and not even phoning him an ambulance.  However, Sven claims they can use the stolen money to change their destiny, and they run off to his sister’s place in Nykoping.
Later, Ankhi is having a frightening nightmare; she is in a coffin, in a freshly dug grave.  People are watching her, but they have no irises.  Their eyes are just white.  She wakes up, drenched in sweat.  She then overhears Sven and his sister talking; apparently she and her friends have used up their stash, and the neighbours are talking about “the mutie” next door.  An upset Ankhi packs her stuff and runs off.  Sven takes her back to his apartment, both of them broke, when they bump into Bjorn and some of his thugs, waiting for them.  He wants his drugs back; and when he sticks a knife in Sven’s guts Ankhi’s third eye opens in her rage, and she blinds everyone in the room.  Sven dies in her arms.
Ankhi goes to use her powers to blind a drug dealer, then steal his stash.  She uses the drugs...and her third eye slowly shuts on itself.  Later, while sleeping on a train station bench, she is arrested by the police.  In the police interrogation room a cop tells her he knows everything that happened, and that she is a mutie.  She is locked up; not because of the drugs, but because she is a mutant.
A sinister man with a goatee tells Ankhi he’s had the charges dropped.  Ankhi, while in jail, has kicked the drug habit. .  He explains that the drugs were holding back her powers. This man and his employers wants to help her with her destiny.
“What else is there for someone like me?” she asks him.
And as he takes the bandage off her third eye, and it shines brightly, he says “So much more.”


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The Patriot Game
“May your soul already be in heaven an hour before the devil knows you’re dead...”
Liam Connaughton is having a dream when he is woken up by his friend Bridget.  They plan to sneak off for some “time together.” While he rushes on some trousers, going into the kitchen, his mother wonders what he’s in such a hurry for, and orders him to eat some breakfast.  He says he’s going to meet Bridget; she orders him not to make mischief and orders him to feed the pigs before he leaves.  As he feeds the pigs he and Bridget notice some of them mating, and find it funny but extremely gross.  As the two chase each other across a field Liam catches Bridget and they end up rolling down the hill. Liam lands on top and goes to kiss Bridget but she rolls him over and then kisses him. As they embrace there is a huge explosion nearby, seen by Bridget’s brother Colin in the nearby town.
A cop interviews Liam, Bridget and Colin whilst Bridget and Liam are being checked out by paramedics.  There is no trace of any shrapnel or explosive residue.  This makes three cases now for the phantom bomber.  The police are baffled; but Colin has an inkling of who might be the cause.
Colin is in a pub explaining to his friends that it wasn’t their bomb in town last week.   Colin remembers last weeks bombing, as he was there; and after the explosion he saw Liam wandering around, muttering “Colin?  I didn’t mean to do it.  Colin, I didnt.”  Putting 2 and 2 together Colin tells them that Liam was at the park when the van blew up too, and he was there this afternoon.  The friends think Liam might either be the phantom bomber or might know who’s behind it.  So they send Colin to find out what he can.
Colin goes to Liam's house and chats with him in his room.  He says they’re like brothers.  Colin explains that his father died when he was just a baby, and it was Liam’s father that made him the man he is today.  Liam’s father did his bit, and now that Liam is a man it’s his turn now.  Liam starts to get upset but Colin reassures him that he's just like him.
Colin returns to his friends they think Liam might be a mutant, and that his powers might come in handy.  Colin isn’t sure, but Seamus points out that they are fighting a war, and everybody has gotta be willing to die, down to the last soldier.
The gang pick up Liam in their car, they force him into the car, and he causes a small explosion on the front of the car, blowing the engine.
Liam is back in his room and Bridget is leaning in through the window. He tells her that he’s different, and a freak, but he doesn’t want to hurt anyone.  Bridget kisses him, and gives him a hug to make him feel better. Liam's mom walks past and smiles to herself at seeing them so close.
The council are dedicating a statue in town to a fallen son, in a nearby car Seamus is screaming at Liam to use his powers.  Seamus gets angry, and Liam’s powers go wrong, destroying the crane lifting the statue, and the statue itself.  Seamus is still pleased with the result, but angry at Liam that he doesn’t take orders very well.  Seamus holds a blade to Liam's throat and tells him that he has another chance to prove himself, but if he doesn’t he won't live to regret it.
In an alleyway Colin confronts Seamus, saying they can’t use Liam like this.  But Seamus says they’ve got to do whatever it takes, and hints that if Colin is turning on them he knows what will happen.  Bridget had been tailing Colin, and heard everything, and urges her brother to end this now.  But it is out of his hands now.  However, Bridget is determined that if Colin won't do anything then she must.
As a speech at a local church about the laying down of arms to halt the violence between the Irish peoples goes on Seamus, Colin and Liam are hiding nearby.  Seamus wants Liam to kill them all.  Colin tries to convince Liam not to do it, as there are family members and friends down there.  Seamus says that those who die for the cause will receive their rewards in heaven, and screams at Liam to just do it. He pulls out a gun and points it at Liam's head. He sees Bridget and Mrs. Connaughton have come looking for Liam and rather than them getting hurt, Liam causes an explosion all around him...
Later, Colin is in jail, thinking about what happened. He knows that there fates were sealed and is on a hunger strike.  Liam’s mother had been told her son had died in the explosion, but Colin knows different and saw him talking as they zipped him up in a body bag.  He wonders what could have happened to him.
Colin is in some sort of catatonic state, induced by doctors to control his devastating powers.  But the army fear his type of power is uncontrollable and dangerous, so they murder Liam while he’s out of it, injecting poison into his blood.  As Liam drifts towards death he is thinking about Bridget. She caresses his face.
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House of M: Mutopia X
Ismael Ortega is a seriously conflicted man. He sits talking to Gregor Smerdyakov, a mutant whose unique mutation has transformed him into a sentient tree-like creature incapable of speech. Ismael tells Gregor how his life is a mess. He has moved in with Lara the Illusionist, a mutant prostitute. He only sees his kids one day a week and they seem to hate him. His wife, Armena, barely speaks to him and won’t even attempt to work on patching things up between them. He feels as if his life is on hold and he’s just waiting for something to happen. He asks Gregor what he’s going to do and then laughs at himself for seeking advice from a “tree”.  He apologizes to Gregor as a mango-like piece of fruit falls from Gregor’s vine-like branches. Ismael picks it up and looks confused. He asks if he should open it. Gregor does not respond. Ismael takes out a pocket knife and slices the fruit in half. As he does so a golden glow emerges from the fruit.
Ismael is dressed in a stylish black suit in his penthouse in Mutopia X. He stares out over the city, lost in his own thoughts. His reverie is interrupted by his wife, Armena, who asks if he’s okay. He tells her that Vazhin wants to see him tomorrow regarding the rumored activities of the terrorist Sapien League. Armena asks if they’re for real and Izzy replies that they won’t know until the group actually does something. Armena suggests that since the kids are in bed and the night is young, that the two enjoy some intimate time.
In the area of New York called “Sapien Town”, a huge concert by popular recording artist Jazz E Jazz is the center of activity. Inside the concert hall, Officer Lucas Bishop of the NYPD complains about the meager security cautions being taken to protect the rising musical star. Zippermouth, an employee of Jazz’s with shriveled skin and a sinister-looking smile that stretches from one ear to the other, informs Officer Bishop that Jazz is loved by mutants and sapiens alike and as such, prefers to keep security at a lower profile to maintain his image as a “man of the people”. Bishop is not convinced and says that the district’s Psi-division anticipates trouble at the concert. Bishop’s partner, Jimi comments that it’d be no great loss if someone blew Jazz away. Zippermouth notes that he is sensing hostility and an individual with lethal intent but cannot pinpoint it in the crowd.
Jazz E Jazz is introduced to the roaring crowds and launches into his chart-topping single, “Sapien Too”. The lyrics center around the fact that despite being a mutant with blue skin, Jazz understands the abuse that sapiens face and empathizes with their pain at being a target for discrimination.
 As he sings, a man makes his way to the stage and interrupts the song to deliver a message. Jazz stops singing and asks his bodyguard to back off and let the man have his say. Zippermouth identifies this guy as the hostile and Bishop orders security to grab the guy. The man on the stage challenges Jazz’s image and notes that the audience here in Sapien Town is largely comprised of mutants. He tells Jazz that if he’s really so supportive of sapiens, he’ll give up his posh lifestyle and come live in the Sapien Town ghetto and learn what life for humans is truly like.
 Hearing this, Jazz orders his guards to get this guy off the stage. As they approach, the man opens his trenchcoat to reveal a complex bomb strapped to his chest. From the corwd, Bishop realizes that he can’t reach the guy in time and orders his partner, Jimi to erect a field around the suicide bomber. He does so just as the bomber says “long live the Sapien League” and sets off the explosives. The bomb detonates inside the field with great force, throwing Jazz and his crew to the ground.
Alexei Vazhin reviews the recording of the incident at the concert with Ismael Ortega. He emphasizes the repercussions had the assassination attempt by the Sapien League been successful, especially in the heart of Sapien Town. Vazhin explains that they believe the Sapien league to be an offshoot of the Human Resistance Movement that is more militant and fanatic in their approach and willing to die for their cause. Vazhin notes that the Sapien League is targeting celebrities as opposed to political targets and that they suspect the next hit will be on media mogul, Daniel “Shaky” Kaufman.
 Ortega notes that Kaufman is a gangster despite his billion dollar empire. Vazhin says that it isn’t Ortega’s job to investigate Kaufman’s dealings but to handle volatile situations between humans and mutants. Ismael asks why he’s being assigned to this case and Vazhin says he’s the best non-mutant officer they have and Izzy wonders if he’s being used to garner some good publicity for humans. Vazhin doesn’t answer and moves on to a picture of Kaufman’s wife, Lara the Illusionist. Vazhin explains that Kaufman discovered her in a Vegas burlesque show and made her his muse and his wife. The picture shown is one of the only shots of her true appearance and Ismael is surprised she isn’t better-looking. Vazhin explains that the Actor’s Guild only allows Lara to perform as deceased actresses. Ismael recalls seeing her as Marlene Dietrich and notes that she looked great but her acting wasn’t so hot. Vazhin goes on to show a still of Bishop, who will be Kaufman’s primary protection. Izzy asks why a powerful and talented mutant officer like Lucas Bishop would be patrolling Sapien Town. Vazhin explains that Bishop likes pounding the beat here and chooses to stay.
Ismael finds Bishop in Sapien Town, reprimanding a young graffiti artist. The youth tries to talk Bishop out of bringing him up on charges. Bishop is not amused by the kid’s casual way with him and orders his partner, Jimi to catch the kid when he makes a run for it.
Later in Kaufman’s apartment, Bishop and Ortega meet the man they are to protect. Kaufman questions Ortega’s credentials, given his lack of powers. Kaufman introduces his bodyguard Erik, a large Scandinavian looking psi. Kaufman carries a “stress ball” to keep his anxiety under control. As they are talking, Lara comes in and Kaufman reprimands her for not being ready to go. She immediately casts an illusion making her look like Marilyn Monroe. Ortega is clearly wowed and “Marilyn” flirts a bit in character. Bishop asks “Aren’t you married?” and Ismael responds, “I forget.”
The movie premiere is a crowded and star-studded event. As the Kaufmans arrive on the red carpet, a Sapien League plant radios their leader, Popova who gives the order to move in. Sentinels fly overhead as do several mutant onlookers. The Kaufmans emerge from their limo flanked by Bishop, Erik and Ortega. A Daily Bugle reporter tries to get a comment from Lara who is stunned into silence as she sees several armed members of the Sapien League emerge from the crowd and open fire.
 Bishop intercepts a blast as Izzy pushes Lara out of the line of fire. Popova drops a grenade that lands at Kaufman’s feet. He looks alarmed until a large Sentinel hand covers the blast.  The Sentinel orders the citizenry to take cover. Kaufman refuses and joins the fray, angered that his premiere has been disrupted. Snarling madly, he attacks one of the terrorists. Popova is running away from the scene pursued by Bishop. A young mutant with spiky protusions tries to stop her and she stabs him. Bishop catches the boy and Popova manages to get away.
Later that night, the Ortega family is watching the news report on the attack at the premiere. Izzy is shown protecting Lara and Armena wonders why he couldn’t have jumped all over Kaufman instead of the stunning starlet. The footage shows Kaufman taking out a terrorist and foaming at the mouth. The report notes that attorneys for the “alleged terrorists” are considering a lawsuit against the movie mogul.
In her lair, Popova also watches the report, which focuses on the heroic actions of the handsome human XSE agent, Ismael Ortega. The report notes that Ortega is one of the few high-ranking sapien officers in the mysterious XSE. Popova aims her gun at the screen and declares that Ismael has just made the top of her hit list.


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House of M: Mutopia X
Movie mogul Daniel Kaufman is a ball of rage as he watches the news coverage of his latest premiere, which was disrupted by a terrorist attack. He points at the image of the terrorist leader, Popova and tells his bodyguard to find her and bring her to him before the feds get a hold of her. He is especially angered that she made him look like a psychopath on national TV. Kaufman’s wife Lara the Illusionist enters the room and tells him that he is a psychopath but that she thinks she came out of the debacle looking quite good. She watches the segment with her thanking Izzy Ortega for saving her life. Kaufman simply glares at his wife with jealous eyes.
At home, Izzy Ortega is looking at the phone number he was given by Lara after saving her at the premiere. He pockets it as his wife Armena enters the room and shares the news that their daughter Chamayra has been approved to take part in the next Transition Day and that they have a meeting tomorrow with Absolon Mercator to finalize things. Izzy wonders what it is that Chamayra will “transition into” and Armena replies defensively, “What she was meant to be!”  She goes on to say that Chamayra has mutant genes and is already envious of her brother Esteban, whose powers have already manifested and involve some form of psychokinesis.
The next day, the Ortega family visits the Centre for Transformation and Illumination. Esteban is needling Chamayra about the kinds of powers that she might develop. Armena introduces Izzy to Patricia Hamilton, Chamayra’s mentor. She leads the family past murals of the Centre’s founding painted by Nemesio Pietri on the way to see Gregor Smerdyakov, the mutant mystic who evolved into a sentient tree-like creature. Patricia explains how Absolon Mercator uses the fruit from Brother Gregor’s limbs in the rite of transformation. She explains that sixty million people worldwide suffer from Arrested Genetic Development (AGD), a condition that hinders the manifestation of mutant powers.
 As she mentions Mercator, he arrives on the scene and notes Izzy’s obvious second thoughts about the need for the rite of transformation. Izzy notes that this is all a bit too mystical for him. Mercator suggests he think of it as a medical condition that needs treatment. Izzy explains that Chamayra is perfectly fine and that they make it sound as if being a “sapien” is an illness. Mercator sees that Izzy does not support the process and makes it clear that Chamayra cannot participate until all three of them are in agreement. Armena tries to protest but is cut short by Mercator who encourages them to take some time and decide together. Patricia notes that they can hold Chamayra’s space in the ceremony for a couple of days but after that, they will have to re-apply.
At home, Izzy and Armena discuss the situation before bed. Armena asks Izzy to let Chamayra reach her full potential, but Ismael is offended by the notion that being human is an illness. He wonders what’s so bad about being simply human. Armena notes that she married one but Izzy reminds her that he’s a rung below her on the genetic ladder. He says it must be like being married to a chimpanzee. She says he’s more like a big bad-tempered gorilla as they are about to kiss. He kisses her passionately and she pushes him away gently saying she’s not really in the mood. Izzy wonders if this isn’t just her way of punishing him for their earlier disagreement. She says she just doesn’t feel like sex and would like to just cuddle. He agrees and holds her until her protective membrane activates. He mentally notes that despite mutants being more advanced genetically, you never know what you’re going to get. He then picks up the phone and calls Lara Kaufman to talk.
The next day, a pair of photographers is staking out Lara Kaufman’s residence in the hope that they can catch her in a dalliance with Ismael Ortega. They spot her leaving despite a horrific illusory disguise. She meets Izzy at a bar and puts on a more appealing face when they meet. She explains that her illusion go beyond just her own appearance and manifests a hellish environment within the bar, guessing that Izzy likes things a little exotic. He asks what gets her husband turned on and Lara bluntly says that if he agrees not to ask about her husband, she’ll agree not to ask about his wife. Izzy asks if she’s worried that her husband’s psychic bodyguard will catch on to their rendezvous and she shows him a psionic shield that she wears. She makes it known that Kaufman doesn’t really care about her and that no one is going to find out. As they head up to a room, Erik places a call to Daniel Kaufman. Kaufman says to let them have their fun and then make sure that Ortega regrets it.
After the two have had sex, Izzy walks Lara to her car. He asks her to drop her illusion for a moment so he can see the real her. She says that she’s nothing special and Izzy disagrees and kisses her. The cameraman trailing Lara catches the kiss but doesn’t stick around long enough to see what happens after Lara leaves. As Izzy heads for his car, he is intercepted by Erik who says that Mr. Kaufman sent a message: he hopes you enjoyed yourself and that it was worth it. Izzy begins to answer “yes” but Erik stops him. He then proceeds to beat the living daylights out of Ortega. Once he’s through, he asks once more if it was worth it.
As Izzy stands in front of his bathroom merely cleaning up his face, Armena enters and asks what happened. He claims he was mugged and doesn’t want to report it from sheer embarrassment. His phone rings with a call from the police indicating that they’ve located the terrorists’ safe house.
When he arrives, Officer Halliwell catches Ortega up on the situation. A handful of terrorists holed up in a tenement in Sapien Town. The owner, Manfred Jones, asks that they try to keep the damage to a minimum since there are people living there and his insurance doesn’t cover acts of anti-terrorism. Bishop is there and asks Izzy what happened to his face. Izzy says he cut himself shaving and Bishop isn’t buying it.
 As they begin discussing the situation, a bomb is launched from the window of the building towards them. The resulting blast throws them both to the ground. Bishop asks for permission to deal with the situation with extreme prejudice and Izzy grants it. Bishop powers up his gun with his mutant power and blows a huge hole in the side of the building. The terrorists emerge and surrender. Manfred Jones threatens to go to City Hall, which Ortega counters with the threat to charge him with harboring terrorists. As Izzy leaves the scene, he gets a call from Lara who apologizes for Erik’s attack. Izzy asks if Kaufman has hurt her and she assures him that Kaufman is taking his anger out only on her belongings. She explains that Kaufman views her as property and their fling as trespass. She tells Ismael that as long as they don’t see each other again, Kaufman will leave him alone. Just as long as Izzy doesn’t do anything else to make him mad.
Across town at the Daily Bugle office, the editor in chief is extremely pleased. Despite her frown, the three-eyed reporter and photographer believe she’s actually pleased for once. She states that Kaufman has been riding high for too long and she would love to see his face when he sees their latest cover: a shot of Lara and Ismael kissing passionately.


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House of M: Mutopia X
Bishop and Ismael Ortega escort some police officers through the remains of the sapien terrorists’ hideout. There they find photos of the Sapien League’s targets including Izzy. As Izzy wonders why they’d be after a lowly sapien like him, a female terrorist pops up from the wreckage and fires on him. Bishop blocks the bullet with his hand and the other officers take the terrorist down in a volley of machine gun fire. He hands the bullet to Izzy for a souvenir. The other officers discover a tunnel and realize that the leader of the terrorist cell has fled. Popova is detected by Daniel Kaufman, who sends his enforcers to collect her when she surfaces. Kaufman is pleased at their success and orders them to bring her in.
Alexei Vazhin assigns Bishop to protect Izzy and his family from the terrorists. Bishop sets up a watch rotation outside of the Ortega home. Izzy thanks Bishop for saving his life. When Izzy makes it upstairs, he finds a copy of the Pulse with the photo of he and Lara Kaufmann kissing on the cover. Armena sees him and turns her back on him and gives him the silent treatment.
Meanwhile, Daniel Kaufmann sees the same cover and angrily chides Lara for being so careless. She begs him just to let her go and says she doesn’t want anything from him. She goads him by saying that her brief hour with Ortega was more than she ever got from him sexually. He punches the wall next to her face and again she asks him to let her go. He makes it clear that no one leaves him and orders his bodyguard Erik to take her downstairs for a drive to some unspeakable parts of town. Lara tries to use her illusions to scare Erik off but she fails and he leads her down to the garage. Kaufmann tells her that he’s taking her to a place where nightmares come true.
Izzy tries to convince Armena that his tryst with Lara meant nothing and was just his way of dealing with the stress at work. Armena says that it’s over and she wants him out and Izzy asks about what this will mean for the kids. Their fight is interrupted by Chamayra who tells them that something is wrong with Esteban. They run to his room to find him telekinetically levitating all the objects in his room around him. Armena holds him and brings him out of the trance. Esteban says that he heard them fighting and knows that something bad will happen if his father leaves. Armena reluctantly agrees to give Izzy one last chance if he agrees to allow Chamayra to go through the rite of transformation.
At the Center for Transformation and Illumination, Absolon Mercator is informed by Patricia Hamilton that Chamayra has been approved for the rite. He seems upset that only twelve young people will be part of the next transformation. He goes to visit Gregor and wonders aloud to his old friend whether they should be playing God with the genetic destinies of others. He wonders if such arrogance can go unpunished.
Kaufman’s goons have been watching the Ortega family and report in that they are under heavy police escort and can’t be touched. Erik finds out that Chamayra is scheduled for the Rite of Transformation and Kaufman asks if the ceremony is open to the public. He then goes to visit Popova who is being held in a dungeon-like facility. He asks if she wants to live and she replies that she lives only to kill mutant filth like him. Kaufman explains to Erik why Popova hates mutants so much. He sister had an affair with a mutant and got pregnant. The mutant then abandoned her and during childbirth, the infant ate his way out of the womb. Popova’s sister died and the mutant child was placed with a new mutant family. Kaufman knows the child’s whereabouts as well as his mutant father. He promises to give this information to Popova if she agrees to kill Ortega for him.
Erik and Kaufman’s other henchman comment on how creepy this place is. Kaufman excuses himself and makes his way through the corridors. He checks in on Lara who is locked up in a cell. He then makes his way to a room full of robots designed to look like Mr. Punch, his old bodyguard. Mr. Punch was impervious to pain and Kaufman used to hit him whenever he lost control of his temper. Punch was killed by Filthy Frankie Zapgruder in an attempt on Kaufman’s life.
 Erik explains to Kaufman’s new bodyguard that the boss had a unique relationship with Mr. Punch and that when he died, he had Stark Industries build him an army of Mr. Punch cyborgs to replace him. Kaufman takes a lead pipe and pummels one of the Mr. Punch robots. He beats on it until the head comes off and then he cradles it sadly. Watching this horrific scene is Frankie Zapgruder who is strung up on the ceiling by tiny hooks piercing his flesh and connected to life support.  He looks down in terror at Kaufman as he is forced to watch this again and again as a reminder of what he tried to do to Kaufman and what it cost him.


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House of M: Mutopia X
Inside a hidden surgical suite, a medical team works feverishly to transform Sashenka Popova into something new and inhuman.  They equip her with a prosthetic arm with a hidden weapon inside and transform her face to make her look like a mutant.
 Popova is disgusted by the radical changes but Daniel Kaufman assures her that it is the perfect disguise for a mutant-hunting assassin.  He assures her that once she has killed Ismael Ortega, Dr. Pike will reverse the procedure.  She asks if she will get her arm back as well and complains of the pain in her new arm.  Kaufman chides her for whining and asks for a demonstration of the weapon within.
She aims her arm and fires at a mirror, which shatters from the force.  Kaufman looks into a camera, which is being broadcast to his wife’s cell.  He explains to his wife that this is all her doing.  He tells her that Ortega will die a swift and painless death before his family’s eyes due to her romantic dalliance with him.  Lara is horrified by what her husband plans.
At the Ortega home, the family prepares for Chamayra’s big event.  She is dressed in a flowing white gown and her mother gushes over how lovely she looks.  Chamayra assures her father that no matter how she transforms, she’ll still be the same person.  She then asks if they’re all going to be okay, as a family, after this is done.  Izzy hugs her and assures her that they will.
Outside the Center for Transformation and Illumination, Kaufman’s bodyguard Erik drops Popova off.  Inside, Bishop greets the Ortega family as they make their way through security.  They exchanges pleasantries and he wishes them luck.  The security team has an image of Sashenka Popova on their monitors but don’t even take a second glance as she makes her way inside thanks to her radical reconstructive surgery.
Back at Shed Three, Kaufman is in constant communication with Erik to monitor Popova’s progress.  His guards, Crowley and Machine, take some food to Mrs. Kaufman who is still imprisoned there.  As they enter, they see her lifeless body dangling from the ceiling by a chain.  Machine warns that it’s probably an illusion and the image disappears.  As it does, Lara stands revealed with a gun pointing at them.  Machine again realizes that they’re dealing with a skilled illusionist and guesses that the gun is an illusion, too.
  What he fails to realize is that the whole thing is an illusion and that the real Lara Kaufman is hidden in the shadows behind them.  She leaps at Machine from behind, clawing his face and grabbing his gun.  She takes it as she punches him in the nose.
  Crowley is confused and easily frightened when she casts an illusion of a huge monster.  He falls back and she tells him to drop his gun as she aims Machine’s pistol at him.  Crowley thinks it’s still an illusion and refuses to drop his gun.  Lara unloads her clip into him and flees down the hallway.  She finds the room in which Filthy Frankie Zapruder is trussed up and he feebly begs her to help him.
Back in Mutopia, Chamayra takes part in the Rite of Transformation along with eleven other children.  After a brief speech by Absolon Mercator, she is presented with a slice of fruit from Gregor Smerdyakov’s branches.  She eats it and then Mercator places his hands on her head and unleashes her genetic potential.  She smiles radiantly and feels the change and declares that she can fly.  She leaves the ground and joins the dozens of butterflies that fill the room in a joyous first flight.
Outside, Lara arrives in a taxi and rushes in but not before being spotted by Erik.  She tells Bishop that Popova is inside the Center, disguised and armed.  He asks how she knows and Lara explains that her husband sent her.  They rush inside and Armena sees Lara and is enraged.  She demands that they get her out of there.  Lara ignores Armena and points out Popova.  As Popova fires on Izzy, Bishop orders his partner, Jimi to erect a force field around the Ortegas.  He does but Esteban is left outside the bubble.  Esteban uses his telekinesis to attack Popova as she is about to fire again.  The force of his power causes her shot to go wild and it hits Chamayra, who was hovering above, square in the chest.  She immediately falls to the steps at the feet of Absolon Mercator.
As her parents react to the sight of their daughter being shot, the police seize Popova.  Erik sees this and activates the failsafe device that Kaufman had implanted in Popova, killing her instantly.  He then reports in to Kaufman that there’s a problem.  He reports that Popova missed Ortega but killed his daughter.  Kaufman is shocked and upset that he didn’t think of that avenue himself.
 Erik goes on to tell Kaufman that Lara is there and about to tell the police everything.  He orders Erik to kill her and Erik refuses before cutting off his transmission.  Kaufman is enraged but comes to his sense when he hears a noise behind him and catches a whiff of a familiar smell.  Kaufman is horrified as Filthy Frankie enters the control room and attacks him.
As Armena cradles Chamayra’s lifeless body, Izzy has an overwhelming sense of déjà vu.  He goes to Mercator and tells him that he can save her.  He is not sure but tries.  After laying hands on Chamayra, he looks back at the Ortegas, a look of sadness on his face as he tells them that he’s sorry but that he cannot raise the dead.  As he says this, the blinding transformative light that signaled the warping of reality returns.  Ismael Ortega finds himself right where he was when the effect first manifested, in the tunnels under Mutant Town staring into the bug-infested fruit from Gregor’s tree-like form.  He drops it and his cell phone rings.  He answers the call and it’s a panicked Armena.  He asks what’s wrong and she tells him it’s Chamayra.  As the realization of what’s happened hits Ortega, the maggots and flies devour the fruit at his feet.