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Dan was lost. There was nothing he could do right now but destroy Hunters, he didn’t have any contact to any Freak except for Sue, whom he couldn’t help, and he couldn’t even be himself for entirely too long. ‘Lost cause’, he thought of himself whilst calmly moving along the street to prevent capturing unwanted attention. Life was never simple, his mind kept throwing him back to his traumatic past and reliving what he’d once forgotten. It served as a reminder that he could pull through, but he couldn’t keep his mind off the though of him becoming weak, too weak to help. All this time he’s been t

An officer’s uniform, the sign of pain and suffering to any Freak, was held up by Jack’s shoulders. His face was immobile, expressionless, just like it always was, his eyes fixed on one target and unwilling to shift to any other until he was told otherwise. Obedient, yet intelligent and brave, daring to defy anything if he needed to. If anybody could stand a chance at fighting a god without anything but himself and his own body, many people would bet on him without even taking the time to consider. Dan was surely surprised, but he wouldn’t stand down. Not when he was what the Freaks needed right now. He took his old favour

Returning to consciousness, Dan’s sight was met with quite a different view when he realised he got taken somewhere underground. Jolting up to look around, he was met with a headache rather than any chance to see anything. “Oh, hello. Didn’t expect a familiar face...” A semi-distant voice followed by the squeak of wheels without lubrication. It is hard to forget Sue’s pretty face after you’ve seen it once. Dan’s response was quick should he realise it was one of his friends: “Sue, thank god. Why are we here?” “Well, because there’s nowhere else to go...” To the leader&