The time went back to 2 a.m., 10 hours ago.

In an abandoned suburban building, two kids and a teenager lay on separate beds. All three looked pale, their arms marked with needles.

"The data from the person with 10% genetic modification isn't bad, but that little girl is a surprise. She's got a 100% genetic match, just like Celia. She could be a game-changer in our plans."

Some people in masks were talking and jotting down notes. One of them checked a report, frowned, and ...