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After having an argument with Puck, Weapon Omega runs off and ends up in a forest, where he reminisces about his mysterious past, and while he was once the hunter, he now becomes the hunted with a man claiming to have familial connection hunting him, claiming that he has to kill him. Guardian lets Beta Flight handle a mission on their own, but the Chief of Police isn’t happy he was sent the “B-team”, and demands Alpha Flight, until Persuasion uses her powers on him so they can rescue the hostages. Laura Dean reveals she has taken the codename of Pathway, but the mission turns dangerous when Manikin is wounded by the villain - the new Jackal, son of the original. Pathway tries to build a rapport with the insane Jackal, but Witchfire physically attacks him. Windshear expresses his annoyance to Guardian about Beta Flight being allowed to go on missions on their own, and after remembering her late husband and his dream, Heather is visited by Puck, who is concerned about the now-missing Weapon Omega. Walter Langkowski runs tests on Aurora to find out why Jeanne-Marie has powers, and there seems to be some hints of attraction once more, until Jeanne-Marie takes over. Northstar arrives to take his sister out for lunch as he and Aurora had planned, but Jeanne-Marie will not go with him and leaves the two men. Walt tries to explain to Northstar that Aurora accepts him being gay but Jeanne-Marie doesn’t, but Northstar just replies by blaming Walter for his sisters change and telling him to stay out of her life.