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A rebel with a cause named Susan Sontag
said that society needs to have an

illness which becomes identified with
evil.

Now, our society has more than one.

To that end, I quote Sly Stallone from
his seminal film, Cobra.

Crime is a disease.

I'm the cure.

He's late. You're sure this is the right
place, right? Yes, I'm sure.

Why do you do that? Do what?

You doubt me. What are you talking
about? You doubt me all the time. Don't

that. How am I doubting you? You second
-guessed me. I know how to do my job.

Don't do it. Please.

You're the one that's the amateur here.
Don't forget that. No, you're absolutely

right. It's your job to second -guess
me. Exactly.

All right, here he comes.

You sure that's him, right?

Didn't I say?

What did I just say? I just want to be
sure. Yuri Grigoryev, my friend.

Comrades, previa.

Nice to see you. Life is good, no?

Good.

Good, good, good. My friend Darian Fox.

Nice to meet you. An honor.

So we on? Everything good?

Meeting is set. Should be here soon.

Let me ask you a question.

Why are you helping us, Fox?

No, I'm just curious. Why are you
helping us? Because to Hobbs I owe

because this Mudak, this man that go
telephone, he sell death weapons.

This is not good for us. Yeah, you guys
plan with just regular old guns. Fox,

please.

This is my friend here.

Folks know he's just a concerned citizen
here. Don't worry about it. He's a

union guy, da?

Da.

Union.

Okay.

Sim. Pellet.

In an ice cream truck.

They drive through all gang turfs.
Police never bother to check. That's why

telephone uses this.

Hold on. Let me clear something up here.
We're talking about Arnaud, right? Who?

Arnaud. Arnaud.

The guy you call telephone, we call the
phone.

Well, actually, his last name is
Deferne.

Deferne. Swiss, you know. Close.

Swiss -German. His first name is Arnaud.

Yeah, but believe me, selling biological
weapons to organize crime is so him.

Here's what you do, Yuri. You go out.

You make contact, you ask to see the
merchandise, right? If it gets hot in

there, run.

Da.

Good advice.

Thank you.

Da, let me ask you something. Do you
really trust a guy in the Russian mafia?

Don't worry about it. He's ex -KGB.

Oh, I didn't know that. Sorry, I forget
I said anything.

What are you doing? What are you doing?

Folks.

I'm craving something sour.

Yuri.

Or no.

Lovely day, my friend.

Nice to see you, Yuri.

Bright day.

Hello, Fox.

Fancy seeing you here.

Heck, you're dead.

See?

Now am I going to know you said that.

Huh? It's all right.

I'll give us both the embarrassment. Oh,
yeah?

Oh, yeah?

Okay?

You okay?

There once was a story about a man who
could turn invisible.

I thought it was only a story.

Until it happened to me.

Okay, so here's how it works. There's
this stuff called quick silver that can

bend light.

Some scientists made it into a synthetic
gland, and that's where I came in.

See, I was facing life in prison, and
they were looking for a human

So, we made a deal.

They put the gland in my brain, I walk
free.

The operation was a success, but that's
where everything started to go wrong.

The three wise men known as the Beastie
Boys once shouted out, it's time to get

ill. Hey.

Screw them.

Hey. Good morning, Tarion.

How are you feeling?

Crappy. Well, that's the desired effect
of the Helena virus.

Type A flu. Big save for the terrorists
due to its airborne infection rate.

Leave that in. Are you going to give me
antibiotics? Because antibiotics make me

nauseous. I've got something much more
effective.

Hey, how are you? What's going on? How
you doing, folks?

Hello,

Bobby. How are you, Kiefer? What are you
doing here? I came to see my partner,

that's all.

No, actually, I asked him to come by.
Hey, Pops, what's the update?

Scores are no one, agency zero.

The position's compromised.

He knows we're on his trail. Yes, I was
there.

What's our next move? I'll move Darian.
Yuri got spooked, so we split, right? So

I figure we hit up some of the other
potential buyers, see if we can get

in his whereabouts.

Good, good, good. We'll start tomorrow.

No, no, please, come on. I don't want to
hear Darian. You're too sick. You're in

no condition. I mean, believe me, I
ain't feeling better just thinking about

notes.

Kazuntai! You okay?

Oh, God, what are you guys doing here?

I came by to check up on my most
valuable agent.

Offering emotional support.

What's the update on Arnaud? You know
what? If you're going to go outside, I'm

going to get your temperature.

You leave this in this time and wait
till I turn it on.

Most valuable agent? I mean, Fox.

What are you smiling at, Ebert?

Hey,

guys, please. Would everyone either just
shut the hell up or leave? I mean, come

on, this place... Take cover.

Thank you.

Did you just sneeze quicksilver?

Is that bad?

Can I please

go home to my bed now?

Nope. Not until I figure out what's
going on.

Come on, you already said it. Some
Quicksilver got in my mucus passage. So

Please, don't listen to it.

God, where did you get this chair
anyways?

It looks like it was built by a demented
dentist.

How serious is this?

I need to draw some blood and check for
an infection. No, come on, please.

Be a big boy and Quicksilver your arm
for me.

Oof.

Oh, man.

Fox.

Oof. Oh, man. That is rank.

What does this mean?

The gland has the flu?

What does that mean?

I don't know.

I know what it means, and it is not
good.

That is, like, nasty. Put that arm away.

When I find Arno, I'm going to take that
smug smiley head and stuff it right

down his throat.

Dr. Halliday.

Got it.

What do you want?

You need two things, doctor.

Your fingers and your eyes.

You shouldn't be.

Thanks, Mom.

You have orders.

Let me explain something to you, okay?
I'm not going to let a little touch of

the cold get in the way of me catching
that Swiss Miss, motherfucker.

Fuck!

I appreciate the spirit. Just keep your
distance, please. What the hell are we

doing here anyway, huh? Keep it down,
all right? For who, huh?

What, for that guy? Would you stop it?

You know how organized crime uses
restaurants as fronts for their

Yeah. This is the food court version.
You got it?

Alex, what are you talking about? All
right, look around.

I am. All right, you see all the
counters?

These are outposts of different crime
syndicates.

You got your triads here.

You got your Russian mafia at the KG
Bistro.

Even the Costa Nostra's got a joint.
This place is a no -man's land, folks.

Neutral zone.

Geneva Convention of the Underworld, my
friend.

Would you come on? I'll show you.

There's a roller coaster here.

Two wonton specials, a couple of egg
rolls with extra soy sauce.

Second thought, hold the wontons and sub
the soy for sweet and sour.

For here or to go?

For here.

Who sent you?

FBI.

We got word from the Russians that the
tribes are snapping up biological

from foreign dealers.

This is a warning to you and an
opportunity for you to cooperate before

late.

Biological what?

Weapons. Don't test me.

Go back to the Russians, T -Man. I don't
know what you're talking about. You

don't know what I'm talking about? He
knows what I'm talking about. We're

looking for a guy named Arnaud. The
phone.

The phone. Who?

Arnaud. The phone.

I don't know the guy.

You never heard of any of these guys?

No. What did I say? No.

You don't know any of them?

Hey, what do you stand on?

Hey, what do we want with biology
weapons?

Maybe it's a status thing or something.

You never heard of him? I don't know the
guy, all right? Hey, let's get out of

here, all right?

Well, you, you look familiar.

Yeah.

You used to run with Johnny Castanese's
crew, right?

Am I right?

Am I right here about that?

I don't know. You know.

No. You don't.

No.

I don't believe you.

I don't believe him. He knows exactly
what I'm talking about.

Two words.

Yuri Gagov.

What about him?

He's a fool.

He's a friend of mine.

We kicked him out last month.

If he doesn't pay back what he gambled
away, we're going to take both his

as souvenirs.

I don't feel good. What's wrong? You
don't like pierogi, huh? I don't like

pierogi?

The Eggwells, Fox.

His arms are frozen stiff. They're
covered with the smelly sick silver. Get

in here now.

Got it.

Pete! Okay, okay. Lie him on the ground.
Lie him on the ground. Get it off me!

I will. I will. I will. Deep breath.

Deep, deep breath.

Focus. Focus.

Not with that!

Only way.

Okay? Hold still.

All

right.

I'm going to explain.

Darian's condition has not improved.

What did the blood test say?

Oh, the pathology made one thing clear.

I don't know what we're dealing with.

What?

Darien has the flu, but it's not the
Helena virus. It's some strain that I've

never even seen before.

I ran it through the CDC database, and
they hadn't seen it either.

Yeah, I know what it is.

It's the old Arnaud special.

Yeah.

You should have seen it, boss.

Not pretty.

I want permission to check Darien into
Fort Leavitt. No.

No way.

Excuse me, what is Fort Leavitt?

It's the standard procedure for this
scenario.

Scenario? You guys got scenarios for
this kind of thing?

Fort Leavitt is a hospital. Official
spies, agents with top -level clearance

there and get checked out to be treated.
So they don't spill the beans while

they're spilling blood, see?

Thanks, Hobbs. Now, I heard that's where
they delivered the alien babies from

Area 51.

Hey, look.

Look, I can't treat Darian. I need him
to be examined by a specialist. I don't

want anyone else examining him, no
matter what their clearance.

Yeah, keep.

I mean, you know, what is a... What's
another doctor going to know about me

you don't? Well, they might be able to
identify the virus. They could suggest

antibody that's going to fight it.

I want to be quick silvers in front of
them involuntarily.

Well, he's got a very good handle on
that now, don't you, Darian?

Yeah.

But come on, I mean, who... Who knows
when there'll be another attack, you

Well, which...

By the way, it reminds me, I think I...
I need a little shot here.

I'm starting to suspect our friend Yuri.

I'm going to go track him down. I always
have a little powwow.

Go ahead.

And by the way, I never trusted that
guy. He was your friend.

That's nice. Could you do a little
higher there?

What? I, uh... I don't think I should
give you a shot.

Well, I don't know how the counteragent
will affect you in this current

condition. It might make things worse.

Let's go to the hospital.

Go right ahead, sir.

Hello, everyone.

Who's being admitted?

Hi,

I'm Dr. Lewicki.

I'm not Derry Fox.

Doctor, this case and this patient are
code ultraviolet.

Absolute secrecy. Yes, I've been
informed. You have our full cooperation.

And you'll have ours. Hi, I'm Darian's
doctor. I can help fill in any blanks.

Why don't we start with what's wrong?

I got the flu.

The flu?

What are your symptoms?

Uh, you know, uh...

Rooty nose, cough, and that's it.

Okay, uh, Darian, I need to get an idea
of your history.

No, you don't. Yes, he does.

That's classified information.

Sir, this is just a routine
questionnaire.

Are you prone to this type of illness?

No, not really.

But you've experienced it before?

No. Never had the flu?

Well, not with, uh, these...

types of symptoms.

You've never had a runny nose?

What he means is... Next question.

But I haven't finished with... Next
question. I'll stop you when he can

one.

Have you ever had any surgery?

Next question.

Are you taking any regular medication?

Next question.

Are you allergic to any medication?

No.

I'll need to take a blood test.

Out of the question.

Will you excuse us?

I need these people to help me identify
the virus. Now, I can't do that unless

they run his blood. His blood is
saturated with quicksilver, and that is

classified.

Dr. Lewicki, I actually have a sample of
Darian's blood. Perhaps we could look

at it together? You could help me
identify the virus, maybe suggest an

Oh, I will have to...

Take it when we're through, however.

Well, I really should take a new sample,
but if that's what you want... Oh,

dear.

I need to get him stabilized.

All right, all right. I need a 60cc pain
drip with one glucose reattention.

There's a team on standby. I'll get the
nurse.

Yuri, Yuri, Yuri.

You don't call, you don't write.

Hobbs, you're alive.

That's close enough, comrade.

What's wrong?

What's wrong?

I don't know. I've been doing some
thinking.

About you.

About Arnaud. About that alley.

You mean the alley where you almost got
shot? No.

The alley where I almost got shot.

Where Fawkes almost got shot. The alley
where you skipped out of the kill zone

without even a scratch.

Only show up here to settle your
gambling debt with the payoff money

you to set us up.

That alley.

That was just... Following your advice.

What advice is that, my friend?

When it gets hot, run.

Let me tell you.

You never run from Bobby Hart, you hear
me? Ever!

Now, fess up.

Biological weapons, the whole deal was a
setup, right?

Nah. Nah.

I don't know who paid me to leak you the
tip.

Oh, yeah?

You wanted us in the alley, weren't you?

Not you.

Your friend Falk. Yeah, I don't believe
it. Too much effort to kill someone.

Do you think I just got paid?

Looks bad.

Feels worse.

That's what they wanted for your friend,
Fox.

What? Not to kill him. Just to make him
sick. Very, very sick.

I can walk.

No, no, no, no, no. Relax,

son.

Just some oxygen.

We can all play.

We're going to take that nasty little
gland right out of your head.

Well,

I'd say see you and wake up, but since
that's not going to happen, I'll just

goodbye.

Start the clock.

Three minutes until the next security
sweep.

I need time to retrieve my property.

Have the good Dr. Halliday grant us some
privacy.

Retinal scan failed.

Please stand closer.

Thank you. A dead guy named Samuel
Johnson said that disease begins that

equality which death completes.

I was finally about to become my
brother's equal.

Moments like this would make it all the
worse for him.

But it seems disease had other plans for
me.

What's wrong?

You tell me.

I don't know.

Maybe your quicksilver gland has been
affected by the influenza.

Are you telling me that the gland is
sick?

Well, it seems that way. It's sort of...
I don't need a

sick gland, right? I need a healthy,
fully operational one. You're the

Quicksilver expert, not me.

I couldn't model a vector to avoid
infecting something I've never seen.

You can't blame me for the result.

This is all your fault, Fox.

I should kill you for it.

I know.

We're off schedule. And we can't chance
extraction. Let's just take him

someplace else.

They're making the second sweep of the
premises.

Too late. They're long gone.

You didn't get a look at either of their
faces?

No.

Where's Fox? I gotta... What's wrong
with the key? Fox is gone.

Kidnapped. Vanished. Right from under
our noses.

Already?

Excuse me?

It's Arnaud.

Arnaud. He's the only one who knew Fox
would be here.

What are you talking about?

We thought we were after Arnaud, right?

Right. Negative.

Arnaud was after Fox.

There are no bioweapons.

The whole thing's a big scam just to
make him sick.

He got Darian alive, alone, and in a
hospital.

How the hell did Arnaud get access to
this hospital?

This secure hospital.

Sir, with all due respect, Arnaud did
infiltrate the I -Man project, and that

was very heavily secured at that time.
What?

Well, I'm just saying he's very good.

You know, he's not good. He's actually
not good at all. He's bad. He's

What?

Right. Access on this wing is controlled
by thumbprint and retinal scanners.

Security mainframe is logged to Dr.
Jerome Halliday as the last person in

He's the culprit.

Negative. He's the victim.

Check with your nurses.

I'm sure nobody's seen him here all day.

Bobby, I need you to find Darian before
it's too late.

I'm going to go with you.

Darian's still sick, and I don't trust
Arno to take care of him.

No kidding.

What are we going to do? We can't just
feed them chicken soup and Sudafed and

hope our problems disappear.

Why not?

This is a designer virus. It has been
designed to eventually kill its host.

Now we're running out of time. Oh, man.
I just had the worst nightmare.

Never mind.

We didn't think things through.

I'll be with you in a minute, Fox. I
think everything through. No, you think

things halfway through. You're a half
-scientist, Arnaud. You need someone

to do the work so then you can take the
credit. Now you've hoisted yourself on

your own batard.

It's a very effective way to win an
argument.

I suggest you try it sometime.

I don't know if I've mentioned this
before, but you are one sick bastard.

I'm a simple bastard, Fox.

I just want one thing.

And you're the sick one, remember?

So why don't you put me out of my
misery?

You know, I mean, look, if you really
want me dead, why don't you just do it

already, all right? Just, will you just
do it, please?

Believe me, I'd love nothing more.

But taking a gland out of a dead body is
much riskier than taking it out of a

sick one. Oh, well, I guess that
explains why you were about to shoot me

uncle's cabin.

Well, at the time, I had your uncle's
quicksilver notes tucked under my arm.

Now, without those or the project files
or your brother, you're all that's left.

All right.

Okay, so why don't you just knock me
out, you know, with a stun gun, baseball

bat? You know, what is it with all these
complex plots, huh?

What is it? Is it a Swiss thing? Is that
what it is? You know, I can't just walk

up to you and knock you out with a
baseball bat. There are variables.

No, don't defend it, please.

You could turn invisible for what?

Please. All right, well, you just admit
it.

Admit what?

You're ridiculous.

You are. I mean...

You join the Q -Gland design team just
so you can steal the design?

You make me think Kevin's alive so I can
lead you to some files?

Hey, buddy, you could have found on your
own with a little research.

Then you give me the fluke as what?
What, so I can wind up in some hospital

and you can take the gland out? I mean,
douche.

Rube Goldberg has got nothing on you,
pal.

I don't see you doing anything better.

Oh, I got a plan.

Really? Yeah, my plan is to take you
out, and when I do, it'll be real

Continue. All right.

Hurry

up.

You're holding us up now.

Five minutes. Here, watch these very
carefully.

What is this stuff anyways? It's a
sample of every antibody from Fort

vaccination lab. Daria needs one of
them. I just have to find out which.

you need to go to your house for?

All my old viral vector research.

You know, you're wasting time, Claire.

You're not going to be able to heal him
if we don't get to him fast.

Do you know what?

Here, here, here.

I'm going to take these.

You go ahead.

I'm going to catch a cab.

Well, now you're mad at me now?

Claire.

What? You want me to come up with you?

No.

All right, fine.

It's fine. I'll just wait here.

Hello.

I don't believe we've had the pleasure.

Well, last time we were in a room
together, you jammed a hypodermic gun in

neck.

Right. The work of my very rude
colleague. We've since parted ways.

Which is what brings me here, actually.
Isn't that right, Pavlov?

You see, it may not seem like it, but we
both want the same thing.

Doubt that.

Really? You don't want Fox to get
better?

Just in time for you to cut him up? No,
not really.

Okay.

I'm not very good at asking for
anything, but I need your help, and I

you want to help Fox, so what I'm
suggesting is that we work together. Put

our differences, please.

Do I have a choice?

Of course. Feel free to say no at any
time. Speaking of time... He doesn't

much left.

Leave my dog. Leave.

Hide and seek.

Are you all right?

Headache.

Well, we've got a lot of work to do.

Forgive the mess.

You've got a counteragent.

Yeah, I own the copyright.

Now, tell me what you're doing to cure
Fox.

It's too late for a vaccine.

I don't need one.

I'm going to feed antibodies directly
into his immune system.

You want to play remedy roulette with
him?

It's not very responsible.

That's the way to find the right one.

Who do you think you are, Kevin Fox?

How?

Answer one question first. You've got to
be kidding.

It's about counteragent.

Still copying the recipe, are we?

I've made headway into the construct.

Of course.

It's very complex.

Naturally. I'm not paying you a
compliment. I need to know if the flu

affects the base of the counteragent.
Tell me, were you surprised to find that

the base was organic?

Answer the question.

You know, you're dealing with the
balance of toxic substances, one element

of place, and... Answer the question.

Ladies first.

He's getting more sick.

His eyes are red.

Well, that's a very good observation.

Yeah.

You must be the one they all write home
about, huh?

Cold start for Thuggo.

Damn.

You guys are big, huh?

Yeah, but you know what they say.

The bigger they are, the dumber they
look.

Yo, what's your name, sweet pea?

Volt.

Volt. What? What? That is your name?
What?

Where are you from, McKee?

Yo. Your mama was a futa.

Hold your tongue. Yeah.

Why don't you hold it for me, bitch?

No!

Bring it on.

Well, now you better give me the answer
for both our sakes.

Like I said before, you first.

You are such a child.

Do you have the original strain of the
virus?

Yes.

You match the viral proteins of the
original strain with the antibodies.

Whichever one mimics the synthetic
peptides must be the imaging with the

value. You are certainly not Kevin Ford.

Certainly not.

By the way, say hello to him, Ford.

Yeah.

Tag, you're dead.

Darian, wait!

I win.

What goes around, goes around.

Remember this.

Give me a little touch of this. as he's
waiting for the flow.

Darian, Darian, I need Arno to help me
cure you.

He's a little busy right now.

If you kill him, you will not survive.

As long as he goes first.

Fine, fine, fine. Kill him, but kill him
later. Right now, you could trash his

place.

You do not tell me what to do.

I am so sick of you manipulating me.

Let me explain something for you.

If I want to trash his place.

There's a really obnoxious sculpture in
the foyer.

If you don't give me the answer now, I
swear I will turn him loose on you

Counter -aging won't be affected. You
can piggyback a dose on the antigen.

It will spread quicker.

Where's the original strain?

Draw.

And after we're done here, we are going
to talk about improving counteragent.

Do me a favor.

Keep him healthy for me.

Ob -ming.

Darian's safe. We need you to come get
her.

I just don't understand what you're
trying to say here.

I'm just saying, when I saw the white
was cut, I got worried.

Yeah, but you know that I can handle
myself.

Did I say you can't handle yourself? I
know you can handle yourself. I didn't

say that.

I'm just saying, you know, I get a
little... I do look good in those pants.

Bobby! Hey, I didn't know you guys were
out back, huh? You have a little garage

sale here? Okay, what are you doing
here? You were meant to be at home,

What are you talking about? It's been a
day and a half.

Those Atlanta buddies you gave me are
working great. Yes, well, you need to

your body time to clear itself out.

Oh, I'm clear.

See?

Oh.

Show off.

Hey, did you guys find anything?

Besides what you smashed?

Sure.

Oh, I think our friend Arnaud wasn't
considered enough to leave us any clue.

Come on, there's got to be something.
Hey, did you talk to this bodyguard?

muscle.

Didn't know anything.

Literally.

How about the land? Did you check it?

Oh, it's way too small to be his main
workshop. I think this place is more

Arnaud's holiday house.

Hey.

What's the matter?

I had him, man. Well, you had him. I had
him right here. Right there in your

hands. You had him, Joe. Well, you had
him, but you got small hands.

That's what I'm saying. What happened?

Hey.

About to hurt.

Hey, I hate to remind you, but if it
wasn't for Arnaud, you would still be

right now, all work.

He got away.

A little old lady named Mother Teresa
once said that the biggest disease today

isn't leprosy or tuberculosis, but the
feeling of being unwanted.

See, I don't have that condition.

Everybody wants a piece of me for
something.

But the next time I catch up with Arno,
I'm going to give him exactly what he

wants.

A piece of my mind.