Interlude 22.y

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22.y (Donation Interlude; Lung) is the eighth chapter of Cell and the second interlude. History of Kenta; invades a meeting with gang, gets ass kicked, triggers. Fights an Endbringer, caught by Yàngbǎn, recruits underlings. Ruminates on it all in the Birdcage.

Plot

The life story of Kenta, part of a Japanese street gang whose life ambition is to join the yakuza.

They disrupt an important Drug meeting and a women in a lab coat sics a woman in a suit on them. She breaks everyone including Kenta who triggers.

Time moves forward, Lung is present when Leviathan comes to Japan. Lung fights the abomination and achieves unbelievable heights. He succeeds and fails and wrecks japan.

A few years later Lung is in the custody of The Yàngbǎn, after multiple escape attempts and poor behavior as a prisoner.

Many years later in America Lung explains his life philosophy to a petulant girl Tinker. He persuades Bakuda to join him and is successful.

All this Lung reflects on as he listens to Panacea explain breakthroughs in understanding the world to her father, his "friend" Marquis. He talks of recent events with Teacher and accepts some of the Thinkers offers and rejects others. He has the chance to share this with his "friend". Lung keeps his silence, and waits for the world to end.

Major Events

• Lung is defeated by a woman in a suit.
• Kyushu is broken in the Battle between two Daikaiju.
• Lung persuades Bakuda to join him.
• Lung decides to fight in and prepares for, End of the World.

Trivia

• Daikaiju literally means "great strange beast" in japanese, referring to massive city-wrecking monsters as opposed to Kaiju which are the comparably pedestrian variety known for abduction and skyscraper trespass.

Characters

Azn Bad Boys Lung Bakuda Oni Lee Daiichi's Gang Daiichi Ren Hisoka Arata Kenta Ryo Jirou Takeo Shuji "Them" Dark-skinned Women Woman in the Suit Birdcage Prisoners Marquis Panacea Cinderhands Teacher Trickster The Triumvirate Alexandria Eidolon Legend The Endbringers Leviathan Discussed Armsmaster Assault Battery Dauntless Miss Militia Velocity Challenger Taylor Hebert

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