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Amnity looked out the window of her apartment, she wanted to see the sights one more time. Desolate. Beautiful, but extremely desolate. The soldier took a deep breath and sighed. Usually, her old reaction would be quite opposite. She would smirk sadistically at the bare battle ground she before her, almost smelling the odor of blood in the air, but no, she wasn't like that anymore.

She got up and sat on her makeshift bed, which was just a mattress in an empty apartment. She looked around, feeling a bit embarrassed that the only thing that furnished her room were empty artillery boxes. Amnity shook her head, she shouldn't feel embarrassed about this room, it was her room! And better yet, the storage room under this one stored all of her weapons. Yup, all of the weapons that she collected from all of the battles she had fought through the years.

The soldier headed downstairs and opened the storage room. With a flick of the switch, the whole room was illuminated. She could see her, Broadsword, Longsword, Shortsword, Battle axe, Katana, Tantos, Daggers, Knives, and spears, but that was only on one side of the wall. On the other wall were the guns. AR-15 assault rifles (civilian model of the M-16), UZI submachine gun, Tavor assault rifles, Galil assault rifles, Magal assault rifles, her Beretta 9mm pistol, her Smith & Wesson .38 revolvers, and her favorite, the Colt Magnum revolvers. Now this room was her favorite room.


She equipped her belt holster, slipping 2 colt magnum revolvers into them before exiting the room. Amnity fixed her black feathered hat and exited the apartment building to patrol the streets. "You can run as fast as you can, you can run, run run as fast as you can. sooner or later we will hunt you down...We will hunt you down..."

A couple of mintutes after the women left Kairina finally turned around and walked to the door. She took her delicate time as she walked down the hallways to the dinning hall. Her arms were placed right on her sides barely moving with the mayor's strides. Finally, Kairina reached the the door to the dinning hall that held many people waiting for her. As she opened the door to the room she noticed many annoyed looks on people's faces. Kairina's expression said nothing though, it remained blank and she still held herself high and confiently.

"Hi!" Terra said to Amnity, after she had taken a huge gulp of coffee. Aiva merely noddoed and took a sip of her coffee. Personally Aiva thought there was no such as a 'perfect soldier', if something was smart enough to be a perfect it would also be smart enough to have emotions, and it wouldn't be perfect if it wasn't a killing machine. Why couldn't scientist just deal with the facts? Aiva wondered. Her sister's voice suddenly cut through her thoughts. "Can I have your coffee?" Terra asked, practically bouncing up and down. "I think you've had enough." Aiva said. Terra made a face before putting her chin in her hands. /she stared at the door hoping Ray would get here soon.

((@ Kiree_luv: I hope you don't mind me inserting myself as one of your advisors, but I noticed you were the only non-rebel.))

Valeda caught sight of the mayor slipping into the dining hall as she turned to pace the hallway yet again. Picking up her pace, she followed into the large room, noting the looks of displeasure on most countenances. Val rolled her eyes. It took a while to get used to this particular mayor, but once you did, she was a good leader.

Valeda took a seat near Kairina as people began to take their seats as well. She gave the mayor a look and rolled her eyes at the rest of the room. Since Kairina didn't say anything, she decided it was time for everyone else to quiet down. Rising from her seat, she cleared her throat. When that didn't have the desired result, she yelled loudly, "Hey!" The room fell to silence. "Shall we begin?"

Amnity tipped her black hat politely when Terra had greeted her. She didn't feel the need to greet her back though because it may lead to a small conversation which she'd like to avoid as much as possible. The soldier cursed herself for not bringing her Magal assault rifle, it would have been much lighter and safe if she had brought it. Her black gunner cloak could not conceal her entire arsenal though if she had decided to bring her Cilical or the MG42 either, so she had to put up with the stupid colt magnum revolvers.

The woman checked her jacket pocket for her container of pills. She took out 2 and popped them into her mouth as if they were tick tacks. The medicine should cool her immune system down a notch. Due to the augmentation process, she can see farther, move faster, and hear better, but has significant health problems, such as a weakened immune system, and will occasionally have coughing fits, severe enough to tear the lining of her throat, leading to blood while coughing. The militant scientists that had raised and trained her to be a "perfect soldier" just wrote her off as one of the many failed experiments, this angered her a lot. After almost 2 decades of doing their bidding, assassinations, spying, terrorism, and they just tossed her aside as if she was nothing. Amnity's blood boiled at the memories, but she calmed herself down, this wasn't the place to get angry.

Aki listened from the back of the room, leaning against the wall. She wasn't part of the meeting, though she could stay and listen. She would have to tell Ray or Carys what she learned, even though she was missing their meeting.

Amnity's eyes twitched as Ray sat dangerously close to Carsys, but managed to calm herself down. When she heard that Ray wanted them to make it hard for the police to keep the crowd under control a sinister smile slowly crawled across her face. "When you say 'make it hard for them', does that include...I don't know...Heavy artillery?...A few tons of pure C4 stuck to the police's uniform?...A sudden cataclysm of bullets fired at the officers?" the soldier suggested innocently, hoping that he would allow her to blow up something just this one time.