Back Home (Drumm Guard Episode)

Maddison Brockland received a blood transfusion at a young age following a severe accident. The donor was a Bizarre. Maddy developed heightened attributes as a result (similar to that of Steve Rogers and the super soldier serum). However, activating her powers is physically taxing, so much so that using her powers for one minute will require her to rest up for several minutes. Side effects of the activation include exhaustion, sluggish disposition, headaches, nausea, etc. Reactivation of her powers cancels out her negative disposition instantly.

Her new powers caused friction in her family and to an extent, the community. Maddison eventually ran away, becoming a homeless 14 year old. At 16 she was found by May Stoneholm, having been savaged by a bear, which she managed to kill. May took in the young lady and nursed her back to health. She instructed her in many things, including self defense, hunting and tracking, literature, etc. She revealed to Maddison that she was a Bizarreologist and she was able to help Maddy deal with her powers as best she could.

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Maddison arrives in the Drumm City district of Hallbrew on her motorbike for May's funeral. She walks into a diner for some coffee. While there she draws unwanted attention from three local men, Wyatt, Jerry & Henry. She politely tells them that she isn't interested but they persist. When she warns them not to touch her they ignore her. She retaliates, beating the three men. The cops are nearby and they respond quickly.

Maddy is arrested and taken to the station. There she meets the local Captain, Vincent Cole. As she is a new face he enquires about her identity. Once she reveals who she is he greets her properly, remembering her instantly. He offers her his condolences and they talk.

Maddison heads to her aunts house, which is now hers. She is there for only a short time before a car pulls up. She goes outside to greet whomever it is. Out of the car steps Harold, the local bigshot with money. He is accompanied by his driver Patrick, and his two "bodyguards" Steven and Sully. He states that he wishes to by the house and land and is willing to make a generous offer. However, when he attempts to scale the front steps she refuses to let him come any closer. She agrees to look at his offer after the funeral. He begrudgingly agrees to talk latter and drives away.

The funeral takes place and very few people make an appearance.

After the funeral Maddison meets with Harold. Sully, Patrick and Steven are close by. Maddison looks over the offer. It is indeed generous, like Harold said earlier. Maddison is going to sign the house and land over but changes her mind on the spot as Harold is incredibly rude to a waiter, after the latter simply asks "Can I get you anything else?". After the waiter leaves and Harold is feeling pleased with himself, Maddison calmly states that she cannot sell the property to him after he was unnecessarily rude to the young man. Harold is baffled by this and despite his objections she refuses to sell. He then threatens her, saying that he always gets what he wants, one way or another. She simply tells him that threatening her is unhealthy, before leaving.

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Maddison is confronted in her house by seven men, Wyatt, Henry, Jerry, Steven, Patrick, Sully & Harold. She knows what they intend to do. She is in her kitchen when they begin to surround her. Her back is to the sink and the only weapon on her is her belt buckle blade. She notices that Wyatt enters through the kitchen door, which leads into the backyard. He does not shut the door. The men are confident and excited. Wyatt moves closer, gun in hand. Maddison allows him to feel her up as it allows her to get into a better position. As the man is distracted she draws her buckle blade and stabs him in the stomach. As everyone is shocked she seizes his gun, shoots him in the abdomen, shoots Jerry in the leg and runs out the back door. She is fired at by Henry and returns two shots, fleeing into the trees behind her house. Henry follows her.

As the gunman moves around looking for her he tries to coax her out verbally. This stupid decision allows her to sneak up behind him and she stabs him in the spine with her blade, rendering his legs useless. She muffles his voice and calmly explains that going after an armed person is dangerous and that making lots of noise while hunting/tracking is dumb. She them stabs him in the back of the neck, killing him.

The four able men and one wounded man debate what to do. They believe Wyatt is fucked but they believe they can get Jerry to a hospital and tell a convincing lie. As for Henry in the woods, half of them don't want to leave him. They decide to take Jerry to a hospital.

As the men move out the front door, Maddison takes aim and shoots Jerry in the stomach. They return fire, not knowing Maddison's location. As they race towards their cars Jerry is shot in the head and killed. They get into their cars and hall ass away from the property. Maddison sits on her porch for a moment, gathering herself.

Inside the kitchen Wyatt is still alive. Maddison confronts him, scarring him with the details of his friends deaths. She mockingly tells him that he and his friends didn't count on their night and plans working out as they have. Wyatt emotionally states that he wants to see his parents, to which Maddison replies "Well, that's not going to happen." She then gets up, collects a bunch of kitchen knives and promises Wyatt that the last four will get it just as bad and perhaps worse. She then kills him.

Maddison collects Malcolm's gun and ammo and drags the body away. Takes all three bodies, butchers them and incinerates them.

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Maddison confronts Patrick. She notes that he has a wife and three kids who depend on him. She states that although he had evil intentions, like the others, considering what happened that night, all he's really guilty of are trespassing and having evil thoughts. Then she asks about whether he and the others had done anything to any other women. He states that although he never touched any women, he knows of multiple victims.