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Rendered Inert
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Culled populi,
Rendered Inert.
Incarcerated,
Inhibited freedom.
No freedom here,
No freedom here.
Combine control, and fear.
Complete control, no life here.
Combine patrols, instilling fear.
No freedom here.
No freedom here,
No freedom here.
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Resonance cascade containment field compromised.
A cataclysmic quantum event materialised.
Tell the residents of C17 that Freeman's here.
He can make the Citadel's suppression field disappear.
Combine advisors, administrative structural collapse.
The Freemans here to initiate a command relapse.
Tell the residents of C17 that Freeman's here.
He can make the Citadel's suppression field disappear.
No Freeman here,
Disappear.
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