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=Science Prison=
Konoko sneaks into [[TCTF Science Prison|TCTF science prison #112]] to find [[Dr. Kerr]].
Konoko sneaks into the so-called "[[TCTF Science Prison]]" to find Dr. Kerr, who tells her about the solution he developed with her father. They had named it a "[[Daodan|Daodan Chrysalis]]". When spliced with human genes, it was supposed to make a new body that would be greatly superior to the gene donor's. (It is left unclear as to whether the Chrysalis was intended from the beginning to be implanted into a human or to "grow" a new one.) Two Chrysalises were started growing, one based on Hasegawa's daughter, Konoko... and one based on his son Muro.


Dr. Kerr reveals that they could only obtain funding by making a deal with the Syndicate. At first their work was undisturbed by their funders, but one day the Syndicate raided their labs. They captured Dr. Hasegawa and Muro, but Kerr escaped with Konoko (and the Chrysalis based on Konoko's DNA, apparently) and fled to the TCTF. When Griffin, the head of the regional branch, heard that the Syndicate had implanted young Muro with their Chrysalis, he forced Kerr to implant Konoko with their own as a countermeasure should the Daodan process produce a superhuman. Konoko was seven at the time.
==Summary==
After getting past some of the guards, Konoko speaks with Dr. Kerr for the first time since learning he is her uncle. After scanning her Chrysalis to chart its progress ("the transformation is farther along than I anticipated"), he tells her about the solution that he developed with [[Hasegawa|her father]] in order to allow humanity to survive the growing pollution. They had named it a "[[Daodan|Daodan Chrysalis]]". When spliced into a human body, it was supposed to allow the host to rapidly adapt to dangerous environments. Two Chrysalis prototypes were started growing in the lab, one based on Hasegawa's daughter, Konoko… and one based on his son, [[Muro]].


By implanting a person with a Chrysalis, it would adapt to the biology which contained it, and grow as the host suffered damage, altering the body to prevent further similar damage. Eventually, the Chrysalis would replace the organs of the host with its own versions of such. The final form the host body takes is apparently determined by that person's "nature".
Dr. Kerr reveals that they could only obtain funding by making a deal with the [[Syndicate]], who eventually raided their labs to take the Chrysalis when they realized its potential. They captured Dr. Hasegawa and Muro, but Kerr escaped with Konoko (and the Chrysalis based on Konoko's DNA, apparently) and fled to the [[TCTF]]. [[Griffin]], the head of the regional branch of the TCTF, forced Kerr to implant Konoko with the Chrysalis as a countermeasure in case the Syndicate did the same with Muro (Konoko was seven at the time).


Before he can reveal more, a [[Black Ops|TCTF Black Ops]] soldier attempts to shoot Konoko with a lethal Mercury Bow. Kerr leaps in front of her, taking the shot. After killing Kerr's murderer, Konoko decides to claim revenge on the TCTF. First, she must escape the net that is closing down around her. To escape the Science Prison, she is forced to test the theory she has just heard, by diving into an acid vat and hoping that the Chrysalis protects her.
When a symbiote (a Chrysalis host) suffers damage, the Chrysalis alters the body to prevent further similar damage; eventually, the Chrysalis has replaced all the organs of the host with its own improved versions. The final form that the host body takes, says Dr. Kerr, is "an expression of [their] true nature".


=Added Value=
Before he can reveal more, a [[Black Ops|TCTF Black Ops]] soldier attempts to shoot Konoko with a [[Mercury Bow]]. Kerr leaps in front of her, taking the shot. After killing Kerr's murderer, Konoko decides to claim revenge on the TCTF. Before she can do that, she must escape the net that is closing down around her; there are so many enemies that fighting through them seems impossible. The only way out is to test the theory that the Chrysalis can quickly adapt to protect her – by diving into a biomatter disposal vat filled with acid.
*Now we find out what it's all about. If one divides the storyline into three acts, then the first act ("Old Identity") ended when Konoko realized she couldn't go back to the TCTF, and the second act ("No Identity") ends with Konoko/Mai gaining answers and a renewed sense of hope from her uncle. To fully escape her past, she must dive into the acid vat with trust in the very thing inside her that she has been fearing. When she emerges, with nothing of her former life (even her clothes and equipment), she is "reborn" as the person she needs to become. Now she is truly Mai Hasegawa. Even though she is not fully transformed by her Chrysalis, she is now able to act with the knowledge she needs to be a fully-realized person. Thus begins a third act ("New Identity").
 
==Added Value==
*Now we find out what it's all about. If one divides the storyline into three acts, then the first act ("Old Identity") ended when Konoko realized she couldn't go back to the TCTF, and the second act ("No Identity") ends with Konoko/Mai gaining answers and a renewed sense of hope from her uncle. To fully escape her past, she must dive into the acid vat with trust in the very thing inside her that she has been fearing. When she emerges, with nothing left of her former life (even her clothes and equipment), she is "reborn" as the person she needs to become. Now she is truly Mai Hasegawa. Even though she is not yet fully transformed by her Chrysalis, she is now able to act with the knowledge she needs in order to be a fully-realized person. Thus begins a third act ("New Identity").
 
*This is the first of two levels with absolutely no Syndicate enemies at all.
 
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Konoko sneaks into TCTF science prison #112 to find Dr. Kerr.

Summary

After getting past some of the guards, Konoko speaks with Dr. Kerr for the first time since learning he is her uncle. After scanning her Chrysalis to chart its progress ("the transformation is farther along than I anticipated"), he tells her about the solution that he developed with her father in order to allow humanity to survive the growing pollution. They had named it a "Daodan Chrysalis". When spliced into a human body, it was supposed to allow the host to rapidly adapt to dangerous environments. Two Chrysalis prototypes were started growing in the lab, one based on Hasegawa's daughter, Konoko… and one based on his son, Muro.

Dr. Kerr reveals that they could only obtain funding by making a deal with the Syndicate, who eventually raided their labs to take the Chrysalis when they realized its potential. They captured Dr. Hasegawa and Muro, but Kerr escaped with Konoko (and the Chrysalis based on Konoko's DNA, apparently) and fled to the TCTF. Griffin, the head of the regional branch of the TCTF, forced Kerr to implant Konoko with the Chrysalis as a countermeasure in case the Syndicate did the same with Muro (Konoko was seven at the time).

When a symbiote (a Chrysalis host) suffers damage, the Chrysalis alters the body to prevent further similar damage; eventually, the Chrysalis has replaced all the organs of the host with its own improved versions. The final form that the host body takes, says Dr. Kerr, is "an expression of [their] true nature".

Before he can reveal more, a TCTF Black Ops soldier attempts to shoot Konoko with a Mercury Bow. Kerr leaps in front of her, taking the shot. After killing Kerr's murderer, Konoko decides to claim revenge on the TCTF. Before she can do that, she must escape the net that is closing down around her; there are so many enemies that fighting through them seems impossible. The only way out is to test the theory that the Chrysalis can quickly adapt to protect her – by diving into a biomatter disposal vat filled with acid.

Added Value

  • Now we find out what it's all about. If one divides the storyline into three acts, then the first act ("Old Identity") ended when Konoko realized she couldn't go back to the TCTF, and the second act ("No Identity") ends with Konoko/Mai gaining answers and a renewed sense of hope from her uncle. To fully escape her past, she must dive into the acid vat with trust in the very thing inside her that she has been fearing. When she emerges, with nothing left of her former life (even her clothes and equipment), she is "reborn" as the person she needs to become. Now she is truly Mai Hasegawa. Even though she is not yet fully transformed by her Chrysalis, she is now able to act with the knowledge she needs in order to be a fully-realized person. Thus begins a third act ("New Identity").
  • This is the first of two levels with absolutely no Syndicate enemies at all.