Every TV station is taken over and a live broadcast takes place. Everyone must see this, everyone must hear it. A new age dawns today, an age where mankind finally takes control of its own destiny. Reverend William Stryker speaks to humanity.
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'Good afternoon, America.' )
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The tension was so thick in the air, he can practically taste it. He looked around at the men and women he had stationed with him. Their breathing was a little quicker, their hearts were beating a little faster. They made no sound, the room so quiet that one could easily hear a pin drop. Their muscles were tight, their senses sharp as they all watched the clock countdown with anticipation.
He briefly wondered how the people at home, watching Reverend Stryker, were feeling. They knew what was coming, but they had no idea exactly when, only that it was soon. Were their stomachs tight, as they waited for the first shot to be fired in a war that would eventually consume the whole world ( ... )
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"Start the final warm-up sequence," Bastion shouted. Less than five minutes were remaining until the war went hot. "I want all remote sentinel units to prepare to receive and broadcast the signal. The resource will only last a few minutes in the machine this time, we won't get a second chance at this. I don't want any screw ups this time."
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Phantazia has a lot of practice in doing this for just herself but this is a big group. She has to ignore a lot of things like the dankness of the sewers, the smell, and the unpleasant creatures scurrying along the ground. It's the reason she's been very quiet on this mission. A slip would be disassterous.
She gets them past the first few lookouts and the more heavier-guarded security points. All she needs is but a word to drop the shields and then the real excitement can begin.
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"Hey, you smell that?"
One of his coworkers also took a whiff of the air.
"Yeah... I wouldn't worry about it, though. probably one of the vents that leads to the sewers is open somewhere. Not much else that smell could be."
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It's late. This is not promising.
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A call came in over a secure line.
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Another call was made.
"Pierce, come in. I have need of you."
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"There's a group of files known as the Xavier Protocols. They contain information on how to destroy each mutant Cerebro has ever cataloged.
"Find them. Bring them to me. And I don't care how many of their children you have to slaughter to do it."
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"Sounds like my kind of job.
"Consider it done."
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