The Year 3040
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She was set up for failure, the man stormed towards her, his hands clenched into a fist and his eyes glowing an emerald green. He wasn't here just to threaten her this time. Kayda, although naive in some aspects, was definitely not stupid. Being able to revive every one hundred years could sometimes be a blessing but most of the time it was a curse. With a quick gunshot to the head, she was gone. At least...from the year 2040.
But her soul continued to exist.
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