| Synopsis
| - In a remote farmhouse, the body of Milo – a youth of strong body but simple mind – has been taken over by the soul of Cyber. Before he leaves, “Milo” snaps his father’s neck but leaves his mother alone. When his mother asks him why he is doing this, Cyber informs her that it is for revenge. Eventually, Cyber makes his way to the Tinkerer and tells him his story. Of what he did to Wolverine when he was his drill instructor, how he was jailed by S.H.I.E.L.D., how he was broken out by those he thought were helping him. How he was wrong when his flesh was eaten away by mutant death beetles. How he was able to use his psionic powers to expel his consciousness. How it took him a long time to get himself back together but when he did, he was able to take over the body of Milo. He then provides the Tinkerer with a paper of what he needs him to do. The Tinkerer informs him that he can, but that he will need the supplies. Cyber informs him that he will get them and tells the Tinkerer to meet him in Brussels in twenty-four hours. Elsewhere, in a motel room in Germany, Wolverine is trying to fathom why his son, Daken, is torturing him. He finally decides that it must be for revenge. Eventually, he realizes that he needs to get to Brussels to obtain the carbonadium synthesizer. To expedite his trip, he carjacks a random motorist and instructs him to drive… faster. In another location in Germany, Daken is informed by an informant that his master is displeased. Daken answers in the only way he knows how, by killing the messenger. Soon thereafter, Daken boards a train heading to Brussels thanks to the information provided to him by an unknown party. When Daken asks the stranger his name, the man replies only that he is a friend. Once he hangs up the phone, Cyber too boards a plane for Brussels.
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