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The information was still fresh, and as such, in partial flux. Totals could not be confirmed yet, and anybody who’d managed to escape the carnage would…
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Warren stood well back from the sawhorse barricade the SCPD had put up to block off traffic through the area, trying to get a better look at the scene…
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The Gift was not making much sense, and the Host felt a faint shiver of apprehension run the course of his extremities. This had never been the way of…
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Late though it was, Kagato was not surprised in the least when David strolled into her office and set a set of paper clipped pages down on her desk…
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Warren awoke the following morning to a hard banging on his bedroom door. He checked his phone; no message from his boss. A quick look at the…
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Mitsuri turned the page of the report on her desk, wondering once again how the field agents in this office could get the advantage over Bone Daddy’s…
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“Give me a couple of days,” Warren said as he pitched his cigarette out the window of Zoey’s car, idling outside of his father’s house. “I just need…
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Raz sat in the high-backed chair across the desk from his employer, the current incarnation of Spiral City’s second-most-famous homegrown supervillain…
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Zoey pulled into the mall’s parking lot the following morning with her mind locked in a kind of autopilot born of shock. Because Warren kept his cell…
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You can’t call a man paranoid if somebody actually is watching him, Warren thought as he made his way across the mall’s parking lot the following…
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His nose wrinkled at the stench of the locals as he passed by a squatters’ den to his left along the darkened corridor. Walking human filth, he thought…
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An Observation
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