Didi acts, reacts, instinct taking over before her grandmother can kill the man who still exists inside the body of the gunslinger. It's the least she can do, mind reeling from all she just overheard, from the evil woman whom she trusted.

She really needs to figure out when people are lying to her. For now, none of that matters. Didi's only focus is the rigid, silent form of the plastantium cyber soldier who is her great-grandfather.

Didi will not let his identity slow ...