Appearing in "Legacy, Part Three of Five"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Other Characters
- Donald Ferguson
- Rebecca Hampton (Mentioned only)
- Elise
- Damien Darkblood
Locations
Villains:
- Zechariah
- Elder Brood
- Jacobson
- Unnamed werewolves
- Gorgg
Items
- Zechariah’s claw hand
- Katana
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "Legacy, Part Three of Five"
While Mecha-Maid keeps firing into werewolves, Gary cries in grief of the death of his friend, Dunford. Jacobson tackles him and says that he must die as he has been marked by the Elder Brood. Jacobson doesn’t question the Elder, showcasing his fear of him. Chloe emerges and manages to kill one. Agent Hunter and Gray Wolf arrive to the battle, but the plan backfires as the werewolves go back in the teleporter. The group begin to get overwhelmed as Agent Hunter loses his hand. Mecha Maid bonds herself with Agent Hunter and he keeps firing. Jacobson and his pack retreat. Agent Hunter asks if they should pursue, but Gary says to let them go. The group assess the damage while Agent Hunter reattaches his hand.
Later, they attend Dunford’s funeral and Gary places a rose on his grave. Gary goes to the Pentagon and contemplates quitting being Wolf-Man. Cecil argues that him quitting means that he has given up for his wife’s sake. Gary agrees after an outburst of anger at first. At the Estate, Mecha Maid finally gives Elise a body of her own.
Meanwhile at a port in Manhattan, Damien Darkblood is called by a police officer about the Gorgg incident.[1] He asks Damien to use magic, but he says that he doesn’t have any. He reveals that he has strength slightly higher than the average human, heat resistance, and detective skills. Under the sea are miniature Gorggs.
Gary and Chloe retire for the evening and Zechariah kidnaps Chloe. Gary continues chasing them until he is attacked by Elder Brood, stating that he is to be tested.
Appearing in "Code Blue: Birth of a Hero, Chapter 2 of 4"
Featured Characters:
Synopsis for "Code Blue: Birth of a Hero, Chapter 2 of 4"
This chapter begins with Cade jumping through the portal and emerging into "our" dimension. He comes across a homeless person who asks him for food. Cade shares some of his rations and asks the man if he knows a place where he can lay low. The homeless man tells him that nobody comes around there so he can just pull up a box.
The next morning, the man offers Cade some coffee. He tries it but has to spit it out when he learns that it is very hot. The homeless man is surprised that Cade has never had coffee before and asks where he is really from.
Cade explains that he is from a place called Coreq. It is one of a pair of worlds that take up the same physical space but exist on different frequencies. He was on a mission to the other world but something must have gone wrong and he ended up here. He says he won't be there long though because another portal should be opening soon to take him home.
The homeless smiles thinking Cade is crazy and tells him that he will fit in around there just fine.
See Also
Recommended Reading
Links and References
References
- ↑ Astounding Wolf-Man 19
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