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Comic 83: Exposition Time!  Part Deux!
     Panel 1: Flashback with Emmett riding the battery acid down into the light fixture (and it turning on) and escaping.
  Emmett: "I filled myself up on charge with all but five batteries.  The last I damaged enough for the acid to leak out onto the wall and into the fixture, and then I proceeded to change into my other form and travel along it."

     Panel 2: Emmett leaning against the shell with his hands atop each other.
  Emmett: "I tried to find a way straight out of the bunker but found they hadn't been entirely ignorant, and had cut all powerlines to the bunker itself.  I exited the wiring just outside my former prison and attempted to walk it's pathways in search of an exit."

     Panel 3: Show flashback Emmett looking at a few of the other experiment's cells.
  Emmett: "I had known I was not alone in my captivity, but the material looking into the cell was similar to a one-way mirror.  I did not know the fate of the other subjects until after I was in the hallway, but my sadly my suspicions were confirmed.  I had not know how long I was in my cell, but the other subjects had not faired as well as I.  Since we were raised separately, I did not know what each subject's abilities were, but apparently they did not aid in their survival, let alone escape.  Two had already died, apparently from dehydration or starvation, but the third was impossible to even identify as having been human at one time."

     Panel 4: Show Emmett from behind and the others listening intently, Lydia with a clear mug of water in one hand which she is sipping.
  Emmett: "I wandered the halls of that bunker for what seemed like days, searching for an exit, any form of escape.  The closest thing I found, was this incomplete android shell.  A basic operating system had been started, and most of the internal hardware had been properly structured and connected."

     Panel 5: The android shell in the forest just outside the outer sewer access point.
  Emmett: "Along my way to finding it, I saw a sewer access, but it had a grating welded to it.  Using my manipulative powers, I directed the shell to tear it off and I explored the system for a few hours before finally finding an exit that left me in the middle of a large forest, above a small town.  Knowing that the android would be useful, I returned to my human form, entered the town, and returned with enough clothing to cover up the parts of the android too inhuman."

Description
Comic 83: Exposition Time!  Part Deux!
     Panel 1: Flashback with Emmett riding the battery acid down into the light fixture (and it turning on) and escaping.
  Emmett: "I filled myself up on charge with all but five batteries.  The last I damaged enough for the acid to leak out onto the wall and into the fixture, and then I proceeded to change into my other form and travel along it."

     Panel 2: Emmett leaning against the shell with his hands atop each other.
  Emmett: "I tried to find a way straight out of the bunker but found they hadn't been entirely ignorant, and had cut all powerlines to the bunker itself.  I exited the wiring just outside my former prison and attempted to walk it's pathways in search of an exit."

     Panel 3: Show flashback Emmett looking at a few of the other experiment's cells.
  Emmett: "I had known I was not alone in my captivity, but the material looking into the cell was similar to a one-way mirror.  I did not know the fate of the other subjects until after I was in the hallway, but my sadly my suspicions were confirmed.  I had not know how long I was in my cell, but the other subjects had not faired as well as I.  Since we were raised separately, I did not know what each subject's abilities were, but apparently they did not aid in their survival, let alone escape.  Two had already died, apparently from dehydration or starvation, but the third was impossible to even identify as having been human at one time."

     Panel 4: Show Emmett from behind and the others listening intently, Lydia with a clear mug of water in one hand which she is sipping.
  Emmett: "I wandered the halls of that bunker for what seemed like days, searching for an exit, any form of escape.  The closest thing I found, was this incomplete android shell.  A basic operating system had been started, and most of the internal hardware had been properly structured and connected."

     Panel 5: The android shell in the forest just outside the outer sewer access point.
  Emmett: "Along my way to finding it, I saw a sewer access, but it had a grating welded to it.  Using my manipulative powers, I directed the shell to tear it off and I explored the system for a few hours before finally finding an exit that left me in the middle of a large forest, above a small town.  Knowing that the android would be useful, I returned to my human form, entered the town, and returned with enough clothing to cover up the parts of the android too inhuman."