The Morning After

[Valodya Bassarov]

Bassarov searches the city and finally finds Miguel Guevara near the rebel base. He steps up to his Cuban comrade.

"Its good to see you. I have some great news. I am starting up our own political party. That is...I am reviving the 4th International."

[Suriv Vorassab]

I know what a Nihilist is. I am one myself. I believe in nothing. I believe in no God, no supreme man, and no afterlife. I do what my master commands me to.

He looked over at Leon.

Leon:
You have done what I have asked. You are free to do what you will, but...do not go anywhere near Virus Borrasav. You will end the existance of life itself. I don't care what you believe in, if he comes near you, self destruct. That is my order.

As you wish. You are my master now, Soren. I shal do as you command.

[Lisa]

Meg-
"hmm...oh really.."

Meg said to james before flicking out her pocket knife.

[Keitoleinen]

Keitoleinen orders some League of the Godless staff members to tend to Linnea's wounds. Once they have done this, and have given her some pain killers, he opens the door to her cell.

"I am going to let you go this one time. I owe you that over my son and all. Religion is illegal and you really should try to follow the laws."
Keitoleinen tells her with a slight amount of compassion.

[Miguel Guevara]

Miguel looks up from his churros and smiles.
Thats good, my friend. Who else will be joining us?

[Soren]

"Cool, you know what a nihilist is. Here I thought everyone was stupid." Soren says with a smile.

"It is just a club right now for nihilists, where we can just hang out and talk about how much everyone sucks and how stupid people are. But, we can also attack Red Infinity when we feel like it." Soren explains.

"I think right now we should set up a base for ourselves. I have an apartment in Copenhagen, Denmark. That could be our meeting spot." Soren turns to Dr. Leon.

"Thanks Leon for letting me talk to Suriv. I think I am going to take him back to Copenhagen."

[Suriv Vorassab]

As Leon:
Do as you wish, but remember what I said. They cannot be even a mile from each other. We cannot take that chance.

[Valodya Bassarov]

"Mischa, Tahti, Sayuka, Garret, Andrew, Elijah...anyone I can find who is or was a revolutionary socialist." Bassarov replies.

"I want to refocus our work on mass action, rather than fighting Red Infinity directly."

[Linnea Korpela]

Linnea got up and walked toward the door stopping in front of Keito and looking him up in the face.
"You know you could be a decent person like you are now. Thank you..." she wanted to touch his face but refrained and then walked by. "By the way. I don't care if religion is illegial."

[Soren]

"Right, I will make sure they never meet. Unless I decide this universe is crap and I want to destroy it." Soren responds.

[Miguel Guevara]

I brush off my shirt and stand. That would be good. Fighting Red Infinity all the time is getting old. He guzzles down the rest of his water, burps and streches. This is the better way to get our message across.

[Keitoleinen]

"You can do whatever you want, it will just land you back in our custody. Not that I mind at all, since you are my favorite prisoner, but, unless you start finding my tortures pleasant, I simply suggest following the law." Keitoleinen says no more on the topic. He grabs her, wrapping her in his arms. He does this so he can teleport to back to Helsinki. He drops her off back at the base, kisses her quickly on the back of the neck, and returns to his office in St. Petersburg.

[Linnea Korpela]

She said nothing about the tortures or about anything. But when Keito grabbed her she gasped not sure how to react and unsure what he would do to her. After he left she stood there a second and then headed down to the metro.
"Garret?" she said in a loud voice, not expecting him to be there at all. So she walked to the mural she started and sat in front of it.

[Valodya Bassarov]

"My thoughts exactly." Bassarov hands Miguel a stack of papers.

"If you want, you can get an early start. Just go around town leafleting. Put a leaflet on every parked car you see."

The leaflets are just a piece of paper outlining some of the largest human rights violations Red Infinity has commited. It is nothing fabulous. It does however urge people to join the rebel movement.

[Erika "Zwei" Faust]

I look at the man before me. He is quite attractive, but there is more than that, a familiar feeling... And if I had to give that feeling a name, I would call it love. "So, you're Despair." is all I manage to say.