Wonder what the difference between a third generation medical nanite and a fifth generation nanocyte is? Not very likely? Well, hang around for the revealing insights into what has happened to Doctor Juno Viroy in Chapter 12 of Scar City Chronicles!



This chapter marks a new beginning for our story as Doctor Viroy washes away the grime of her first combat. We see a different side of the heroine of our story as she comes to the realization that everything she has had to do to defend herself has not turned her into a monster like her ex-lover has become.

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Dear Max Hass and Mitru:

I must say, Juno seems to choose very strange settings to make those statements: Is she trying to justify the murder of the two rent a cops? I understand it was self defence, but they were only mooks under payment and she was trespassing. This talk about being able to defend herself, in the bathroom, washing herself away, seems to be very symbolic.

That, and the surface interface that the nanocytes created at page 5, for some reason did give me the creeps. It’s something that I think would be more natural in a villain, accept his new state as the next step in humanity’s evolution or something. But here, it seems very weird in a heroine. This shows Juno and the audience that there is not coming back. Juno and Roland have changed, and if they both lost their humanity or still retain it will be forever a matter of perspective.

Thanks for this good chapter

Hector.