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Clyde hoped into the pilot seat of the ship and started the launch preparations. The ship itself began turning toward the exit and firing up. Soon the crew were off and flying through a tunnel that lead outside the Hall of Justice. "Here comes the fun part!" Clyde said aloud, just to push Dreamer's buttons. The swordsman made a sudden hard turn, while in mid-air. Probably shouldn't have since he was about ask her for another favor. This time, however, it would be for the benefit of the whole crew. "Hey Dreamer, we're en route for Brazil. Fastest way there is through a place that I bet you know quite well. You know, since you're half a millennia old. I mean, don't take it the wrong way, you don't look a day over 25." Clyde then stopped himself for moment. He seemed to veering off from the subject. "Fastest route is through the Bermuda triangle. Call me superstitious, but it would be a appreciated if we had some protection against whatever voodoo that might lurk in the triangle." At the moment, Clyde was having the ship go at several machs; speeding towards the ship's top speed. They were needed, and Clyde wasn't willing to let anyone down.

The ship raced through the Bermuda and straight for South American country. Soon, the crew flying over the country itself. "OK." Clyde announced unbuckling himself and inputting the autopilot function. "The drop is in 3 minutes. Gear up and meet in the ship's docking bay. It's going to be a rough landing." Clyde made his way for ship's hanger. For now, it was closed. Soon, it would open. When the crew rejoined the Leaguer, he gave further instruction. "This may be a bit much for you kids, but we're pressed for time. The bay doors are going to open up while in mid-flight. You'll have a fall distance of about 20 feet. Make sure to tuck and roll." Just as Clyde finished giving instructions, the hanger bay began to stir. The doors opened. A gust of wind flew past the Leaguer's face. "Good luck, and remember, tuck and roll!" With that, Clyde ran out. He leaped out the hanger bay and fell to the ground. Just as the swordsman hit the ground, he curled his body and rolled.

Blink the got up and looked around. A ways away, he could see the chaos. "Hope they saved some for me." Blink ran at his signature high speed until he reached the fray. He collided with a few armed mercenaries before stopping. They didn't pose much threat, since they had idea since they were preoccupied with something. As Blink drew closer to the heart of the chaos, he began to feel a wave of familiar cold energy. Memories of his past were beginning to plague his mind. "Please don't let it be..." But just as Blink reached the heart, he saw him. The icy terror himself, Kuzan Fei. "No...Not yet. I wasn't ready." Blink kept whispering to himself. It was as if he was talking to fate. "I knew I'd run into you sooner or later, Kuzan. But not like this." Blink's chipper mood from before was completely gone. He was now a awash in ambiguity. The Leaguer then found Snow and Feng who off on the side lines. "Snow! Feng!" Blink shouted from behind. "What's going on? Why is Kuzan here and why does he seem so powerful?" Blink himself wanted ask more.

Blink ignored his ex-comrade's insults and mocking. With his sword, Blink sliced through the copy of his enemy, just see a spear heading straight for him. "Marx said the exact same thing about you!" Blink raised his blade to deflect the oncoming attack. However, the blow was blocked by someone else. A hooded figure parried the spear with a very familar sword, that hankered back to Blink's days in the Hive. "That sword. But how?" Blink then heard the figure's orders. The Leaguer obeyed without thought, dropping back to the safety of the ground