A/N: Sorry for the long wait..writer's block...school...that kinda stuffs...I actually forgot about the whole thing for awhile before remembering...

A/N 2: This chapter is going to be veery short. I have an idea that I just can't generate enough content in between.

Disclaimer: I don't own the rights to CoH. Not now, most likely won't change very soon. Minus ten points if you thought I did.

The next morning, Jamie's head was still buzzing about his dream the night before. He decided to worry about it later, and went on with his business.

"Good morning, Violet." Jamie laughed as he passed Violet's room to see her slumped on her bed. "I should probably write her a note...Where did I put that pen?" He murmured while searching for a piece of paper. He found it behind the fridge of all places, and began writing.

Dear Violet,

I'm gone over to Kyyjik's hideout for a get-together. I'll be gone for most of the afternoon, so don't worry when you find I've gone out.

Jamie

And with that, he left. Violet yawned, and fell off of the bed from her half-over-the-bed position.

"Ouch..now how did I get to sleep like that anyway?" Violet rubbed her head and went into the kitchen to get breakfast, when she noticed Jamie's note. "Oooh...gone for most of the afternoon, huh? Opportunity strikes..."

Gigablitz landed outside Kyyjik's lab in Faultline. The round door rolled into the wall, and Gigablitz could barely make out Kyyjik's small figure through the shadows cast by the tilted buildings. Kyyjik was edgy. He looked quickly around to make sure nobody was watching before ordering, "Come in."

They entered the lobby and Kyyjik punched an entry code into a keyboard on the wall, causing the wall to break apart to reveal an elevator. They stepped in, and Kyyjik pressed the only button on it - down. "News. Not necessarily bad. Or good. Just...news. Could go either way." Kyyjik sighed.

"Man, what's with you today? Your entire personality has turned a 180." Gigablitz wondered. Kyyjik was normally vibrant and full of energy. It was like all his energy had been drained. His superpowers were driven by this same vibrance, so these were bad signs for the young hero.

"The news I got...it's about a new villain group. They're called the Junto. Founded by Peachz and Ogrebone, they're incredibly deadly. Ogrebone took down 54 cops...without a scratch! He can turn into a freakin' 12 ton rock. And then this Peachz guy...he's only 4 ft tall, but man, he can stop a train with his chest! Both of them use similar powers to mine. They both have superstrength, but it's fueled by deadly energy. Ogrebone even has some control over lightning." The elevator stopped. They stepped out into a dank laboratory.

"Hmm. Sounds nasty. But, if Ogrebone tries to use lightning on me, I'll override its pulse and send it flying back at him." Gigablitz said, trying to encourage Kyyjik into regaining his energy.

"Well, it's not as if they know where my lab is or anything like that." He laughed.

Violet was able to hack into Jamie's database. "Wow. This guy's got a lot of science files on his computer. I don't even know what half of this stuff is. Not even!" She heard something coming from the lobby. Curiosity got the better of her, and she investigated. "Helloooooo! Who's the-" her sentence was stopped short as somebody had just covered her face, and was now dragging her out of the hideout.

"Anyways...the Junto wasn't the only reason I brought you here, Gigablitz. Watch this." Kyyjik told him, walking to a keypad similar to the elevator's control panel, but instead on a podium-like object infront of a (seemingly) empty containment chamber, filled with nothing but bluish goo. He input a code, and the container filled itself with bubbles and the blue liquid disappeared, and was replaced by a slow moving, red substance.

"Whoa...is that...no..it can't be..." Gigablitz couldn't believe his eyes. The chamber was filled with lava. Inside this lava was a figure. Not just any figure, a human figure!

"I got a call from Golemite. He has natural intuition about volcanic anomalies and stuff like that, and he picked this up. This poor fellow was knocked into the caldera of Anak Krakatoa by an earthquake. The catch is, he's still breathing. I don't know squat about wether that's natural or not, but it seems a little strange to me. Oh, and don't ask how I got the lava into the container...it wasn't me who did it." Kyyjik picked a clipboard up from a desk and wrote down 'No anomalies' after checking vital signs.

"The Junto wasn't the only reason, but it was the biggest reason. These guys are supremely powerful. If we had to confront them, like, say, right now, we'd get destroyed."

As if on cue, the elevator shaft was blown apart by something falling. Something heavy. The source of this explosion came into view directly after. Even through the dust and smoke, they could see him. 12 feet tall, about 12 tons, and made out of pure granite. Ogrebone. Behind him was the small Peachz.

"Now, now, now, Kyyjik. I can't just let you go around experimenting on my family." Were his words.

"Dude, what's he talking about...?" Gigablitz backed away from the duo, while at the same time facing Kyyjik.

Kyyjik sighed. "He's not talking about this guy. The bottom floor of my laboratory. I have his son held in stasis down there."

"What?!"

"No more chit-chat. Right now, the matter at hand is wether you'll give him up, or if I have to beat him outta ya!" Peachz growled, sending energy pulsing into his fists and body, eminating a black aura around his whole body. He lifted himself 9 feet into the air, and slammed down into the ground with immense force, shattering the air and glass in the room, and sending shockwaves across the floor. The blasters were thrown back. Then Ogrebone attacked. Just the force of 12 tons of rock barreling toward them shook the room.

"SMASH! No survivors allowed!" He cried, powering a massively damaging energy transfer, right into Gigablitz' chest. He was knocked out instantly. "Now, will you give Peachz what he wants, or shall I pursuade you?"

"Fine. But you won't like the results of my experiments."