Aiden arrived in Villedor with only one goal in mind: to find his sister Mia, because their separation had been weighing on him for many years. Nightmares about the experiments the Waltz had performed on them when they were children kept him awake at night, and he knew that because of them, he was not like everyone else... he was stronger than other people.

Of course, it wasn't easy to find his sister, considering that practically no one knew anything about her. But after passing through old Villedor and reaching Central Loop, he not only found a bunch of new acquaintances and rumors about himself, but also a doctor from GRE. Veronica Ryan. Together with her, they went to the observatory to find the GRE database and find at least something about his sister, but alas, there was nothing there... only a little information about himself and Waltz, and they also learned that the butcher was preparing to strike the city with rockets, and they barely managed to warn them about it.

But then Waltz himself appeared, who, of course, stopped them, and he and Veronica had to run away from him as fast as they could to save themselves.

But unfortunately, Waltz caught up with Aiden, and they got into a small fight. During the fight, Aiden was thrown from one pool to another, where Veronica ran up to him and... he practically turned and killed her... just like a volatile.

After that, he didn't have time to leave, and a rocket flew in. After that, he was knocked out, and Lawan barely managed to pull him out of there.

And you... you were in the fish eye at that time, helping the wounded, because a lot of people got hurt there too.

While you were doing that, after a while, Aiden and Loan came there. And when they came... Frank died, Lawan immediately went to her room, and you stayed with Aiden. You wanted to stay with him alone, but he refused.

“You don't understand... I'm a monster, I killed... I killed Veronica, and I can turn at any moment,” he said, trying to leave, but you stopped him by the arm. You won't let him go, not after what happened.