History

The History of Terminal City:

What you need to know:

Terminal City was closed to the public ten years ago due to a massive toxic spill. It is a felony to go beyond it's perimeter fences.

What they didn't tell you:

In an effort to hide the evidence of toxic waste being dumped in Seattle's harbors by a government-funded company, barrels of contaminated substances were stored in a wharehouse in the middle of what is now Terminal City.

However, the wharehouse wasn't abandoned. A gang of homeless teenagers resided there, and after returning home from a long 'adventure' in Wyoming, they found their 'place' filled to the ceiling with smelly metal barrels. Angered and high, they poured the contents of the barrels all over the streets and then set the substance aflame, actually burning themselves alive in the process.

To hide this fact, the government claimed to have no idea of the storage of these materials and arrested the company CEOs, ultimately inheriting the near 5 billion-dollar fortune made by the company and putting thousands of people on the streets, out of work.

History of Manticore:

Manticore, a covert government operation to develop super-soldiers using recombinant DNA, was once one of the most secretive and dangerous government branches. Their goal was to prevent the loss of soldiers and create highly-trained, highly-successful assassins.

''Instead of sending ten thousand soldiers into battle and losing five thousand of them... we could send ten into battle and lose none.'' --Lydecker

The training of the Manticore's most versatile series, the X-series, was left up to Colonel Donald Lydecker. For the most part he suceeded, except for the twelve Xs that escaped in the winter of '09. Most of them were never found or located again.

In 2019, Renfro, also known as Madam X, was made director of Manticore. She did not work to Lydecker's liking, however, and ended up killing Tinga in an 'experiment'. Renfro was killed the night Manticore was destroyed, leaving a mysterious message to Max about ''finding Sandeman.'' (then pronounced Sandman).

Manticore was thought by the transgenics of Seattle to be gone forever, but in the story of the siege at Terminal City, we find that that is not the case. It is not the case at all.

This information provided by a closed source. Company name withheld for copyright and legal reasons.


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		The History of Terminal City: What you need to know: Terminal City was closed to the public ten years ago due to a massive toxic spill. It is a felony to go beyond it's perimeter fences. What they didn't tell you: In an effort to hide the evidence of toxic waste being dumped in Seattle's harbors by a government-funded company, barrels of contaminated substances were stored in a wharehouse in the middle of what is now Terminal City. However, the wharehouse wasn't abandoned. A gang of homeless teenagers resided there, and after returning home from a long 'adventure' in Wyoming, they found their 'place' filled to the ceiling with smelly metal barrels. Angered and high, they poured the contents of the barrels all over the streets and then set the substance aflame, actually burning themselves alive in the process. To hide this fact, the government claimed to have no idea of the storage of these materials and arrested the company CEOs, ultimately inheriting the near 5 billion-dollar fortune made by the company and putting thousands of people on the streets, out of work.



		*History of Manticore:* Manticore, a covert government operation to develop super-soldiers using recombinant DNA, was once one of the most secretive and dangerous government branches. Their goal was to prevent the loss of soldiers and create highly-trained, highly-successful assassins. ''Instead of sending ten thousand soldiers into battle and losing five thousand of them... we could send ten into battle and lose none.'' --Lydecker The training of the Manticore's most versatile series, the X-series, was left up to Colonel Donald Lydecker. For the most part he suceeded, except for the twelve Xs that escaped in the winter of '09. Most of them were never found or located again. In 2019, Renfro, also known as Madam X, was made director of Manticore. She did not work to Lydecker's liking, however, and ended up killing Tinga in an 'experiment'. Renfro was killed the night Manticore was destroyed, leaving a mysterious message to Max about ''finding Sandeman.'' (then pronounced Sandman). Manticore was thought by the transgenics of Seattle to be gone forever, but in the story of the siege at Terminal City, we find that that is not the case. It is not the case at all.



		This information provided by a closed source. Company name withheld for copyright and legal reasons.