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It was actually raining, actual drops of small water pounding the metallic ground and walls of Spider City. Most of the unprepaired civilians rushed for cover as Arachnos troops continue their guard duty rounds unphazed. A Bane Spider watches silently as one apparent city dweller walks casually towards the main citadel in the heart of the city, under a white umbrella.

She's a young woman of twenty six with long black hair tied back, save for a few stray strands before her face. She wears all white and black: white leather trenchcoat, white shirt, white slacks, black tie, black fingerless gloves and black boots. She also sports a red headband on her forehead, and those close enough to it could faintly smell the metallic scent of blood. She has deep blue eyes, and the sides of her face are adorned with tattooed cheetah spots. There are a couple of Arachnos troops that actually move away from her if she passes by them incidentally. Her reputation is fierce enough, but the reputation of her master and patron is feared by all.

Before walking into the citadel, she stops when under the cover of the front doors and fans her umbrella dry on the front steps. There is a nonchaluant look on her face: another day, another dollar, possibly another deed of villany. She seems bored with it all, and not looking foreword to yet another work day. But takes it in stride as she walks in and heads straight for the hospital and infirmary to her right.

She is instantly greeted by a male, lab-coated doctor with a clipboard.

"Dr. Lore? You're late."

"Weather." she dismisses, putting her umbrella in a nearby corner. "How many new cases?"

"Six workers have fallen out of the Tangle," the doctor reported, "three died on impact and two were successfully rezzed. The other three have numerous broken bones and are currently being treated. We're also running out of splints and casting because of soldiers constantly falling from the Skyweb."

"Imports come in any day now." Dr. Lore assured. "Anything else?"

"Actually, yes." the doctor nodded. "There's one man who teleported in just a few minutes ago, and well... you should see for yourself."

Concern began to show on Dr. Lore's face. As a medical doctor, patients were a priority. A cold-blooded villain, yet she never called herself "heartless."

"Yes, show me." she nodded.

"The patient is in emergancy care now. I'll show you the way."