Murderworld 2012

[alisa_lebeau_v3]

The sound of spotlights coming on could be heard, and the darkness that had embraced the people within the room had disappeared. Instead, they were on what looked like an elaborate stage... something out of a reality TV show like the Bachelor. As if things could not get stranger, a large, 65" LED TV came to life, showing a young woman in a white jacket, green shirt, and a horrible yellow and orange polka dot tie.

"Ah! Our lovely contestants have woken up! Welcome, welcome one and all to Murderworld 2012!" The neuro-implants in the sides of her eyes began to glow a bright green in color, and her face had a large smile upon it. "These contestants were carefully selected to take part in the most fun, and dangerous version of Murderworld yet! Winners get to live, if we have any winners, that is. And the losers? Well, they get to die horribly painful and elaborate deaths!"

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After-Math of Murder World

[alisa_lebeau_v3]

SHIELD came in to investigate how so many people could have easily been kidnapped by Arcade without anyone noticing that. Not just that, but how Arcade was able to go under the radar so easily. No one appeared to be able to trace him, despite the fact he was able to broadcast everything that happened to Youtube... and one cable network station that had been hi-jacked to broadcast this horror show.

Alisa had been spared being taken into SHIELD custody, but they would want to question her on what happened... should her brain ever recover enough to let her do so. In the meantime, she would be taken to live with the Future Foundation. All in hopes of repairing her neurological implants or finding someone to take her in should that fail.

Francis appeared to have gone missing, and no one could find him. It was like he was a ghost. As for the Tech-Sync employees thought "dead", they were all alive and well. They were held in a separate part of the building, having realistic automatons made of them. The little weasel had lied and acted strangely... plus the other co-workers at Tech-Sync said they never had an employee by that name.

So many question, so little answers, and so many young heroes and people traumatized by these events.