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Jacie sat in the room where the two guards had placed her. It was simple room. A bed, a desk, a bedside table, and a bookshelf stocked with books. She walked over to it and started skimming through the titles, awaiting the moment where Keri came in to kill her.

Keri wasn't scared. She was slightly intimidated, yes. But she wasn't scared by any means. "I'd rather be hurt than see any bit of success in your pathetic little plan." Keri sneered up at him.

Jacie heard a thump against the wall outside her room and looked up in curiosity.

Keri kept her smirk on her face as she hit a button on a box at her belt, electrocuting Marcus with four hundred volts of electricity. "Slip up again and it will only get worse." she hissed just before vanishing into thin air.
Keri had made Traci implant remote controlled internal weapons inside of both Marcus and Jacie. She knew that Marcus had a chance of surviving her highest voltage. But that chance was extremely slim. Unlike Jacie... Jacie would die the second she felt that much electrical power. Especially with her main source of power being water.
Keri suddenly appeared right next to Alec who had been effected by Marcus' attack.

"Commander! What happened?" Traci called as she made her way around to everyone, giving them a shot of her own personal concoction.

"I fought fire with fire. And everyone else got burned." Keri said as she injected the serum into Alec's shoulder.

"Marcus! What did you do?!" Jacie screamed both out loud and mentally. Jacie was terrified. What were they going to do to her? Was Keri plotting to kill her now, no thanks to Marcus? It wouldn't surprise her. After all... Keri did kill their mother.

"That was my fault." Keri stated as Tracie rushed over and shot Marshall in the shoulder with a clean needle. "I'll explain later. Right now we have to make sure everyone is alright." Keri's usually calm demeanor was slipping because of her utter concern for her team members. She didn't particularly care about them as individuals, but she couldn't allow Marcus to have that taste of victory for too long. It was a simple matter of pride for her. Keri was not about to let the organization she worked so hard to get to this position fall to pieces because of one person. Even if that person was Marcus Reed.

"Marcus, stop it!" Jacie couldn't stand others to be in pain. And knowing that people in pain were right outside her door bothered her extensively.

"Dammit!" Keri called as she ran through the halls once again, jabbing people with the serum.

"You monster!"
At this point Jacie was crying. She couldn't take it any longer.
"I'll stop calling out to you if you stop hurting them. Stop it! Now!" Jacie realized that she was going against her own plan here but Jacie's original intentions were to force Keri back into her pokemon form and force Team Omni to disband forever. Not murder them.

Keri could hear the cries of her sister in her room. She could hear the blue-haired girl crying out for Marcus to stop. And was suddenly grateful to her. But that gratitude soon faded when Keri realized that Jacie's pleads probably wouldn't work.

That was not the Marcus Jacie knew. That wasn't the Marcus that had helped her get this far. And that was certainly not the Marcus she had tried to break out of prison.
Jacie was defeated. She had no way of helping the others, and no way of getting through to the real Marcus. And she was completely out of the drive to do anything about it.

....

"All sanity was lost."

Jacie's eyes slipped from their deep, loving blue into a hysterical ice blue that brought pain to anyone looking at them. Suddenly Jacie roared out, ramming into the door, busting out. Her eyes were lined with the same blue streaks that Lugia would have and her hair had turned from bright blue to blinding white.

Keri looked over at her sister in fear. Had her soul become corrupted? Or was Jacie simply that pissed? Either way, Keri was paralyzed with fear. Lugia was the only pokemon she was afraid of. And that was merely because she had almost lost her life to the pathetic waste.

"Kriss had no remembrance of herself at all."

Jessicilla calmly looked over at Keri with her deadly blue eyes and continued to walk on through the base. Something was calling her, calling her from deep inside the dungeons. She gracefully glided through the halls, making everyone she passed cower in fear. A misty image of Lugia's back spikes and tail had made their way into reality just as the image of Lugia's wings had found its way to Jessicilla's arms.

"Maybe you should follow." Traci's Australian accent rang out through the quiet halls. Traci wasn't one to be concerned about her enemies, but she'd never seen Keri that terrified. "I can handle things here. Go on."

Keri nodded and ran after her corrupted sister.