Agents

Darkness. Pure darkness. That's all behemoth could see when he regained consciousness. While his eyes were adjusting to the darkness of the room he was in he could make out a large laboratory with five tables, holding all sorts of medical tech. A large tv screen then revealed itself as it came through a hole in the floor. Behemoth closed his eyes as the bright screen blinded him for a few seconds before adjusting to it. The brightly lit screen showed a full body scan of his anatomy. From what he could tell by looking at it, his pulse was fine, all broken bones were healed,and showed his robotic enhancements were working properly, this got behemoth attention.

When he looked down, he realized his arm was robotic and so was his leg. Naturally, behemoth freaked out and tried to move. Only to realize he was in shackles attached to the wall. He snarled at his predicament.

“Great.” He thought.

“You're up early.” Starlight said as she walked through the door, turning on a light switch, . Behemoth, quickly turned to the source of the voice.

“and your ears are working.” Starlight said with a deadpan expression. Behemoth flared his nostrils in anger and wanted to be free, but he knew yelling wouldn't solve it.

“How long have I been here? Where am I?” Behemoth asked inspecting the place. The room was quiet except for the monitors surrounding him.

You're 500ft below the surface of China in one of the most fortified bases on the planet. And to answer your other question, you've been here for five weeks.” Starlight answered.

“Why, Am I alive?” Behemoth asked as he felt a headache coming in and a burst of memories coming in of what happened before he got here. He then muttered names in anger that starlight recognized.

"Norman." Behemoth muttered as he clenched his hand, along with the new robotic arm.
starlight took notice of his ability to move his robotic limb, writing it down on her paper.

“Luck. Our weapon barely hit anything important. Other than your arm and leg.” She spoke calmly.

“Do you know my name?” Starlight asked solemnly. Behemoth, to answer her, got a look of her and recognized her almost instantly.

“Starlight Glimmer.” Behemoth said.

“Good.” She replied pulling up a chair.

“So. You are?”

“Behemoth.” He answered.

“And, is that your real name.”

“No.” Behemoth answered.

“Care to tell me?” Starlight asked.

“No.” He said. Starlight, sat down on a chair next to him and continued writing

“How about we talk about each other.” Starlight suggested.

“and do what? Talk about our feelings.” Behemoth chuckled.

“Behemoth, I'm someone who can make your life a living hell, so I suggest not joking around with me.” Starlight answered solemnly.

“Sorry, ma'am, but my life is already hell. So I don't think you can make it any worse.” Behemoth said.

“And by hell do you mean what you're in now. Or what you've been doing?”

“Both.” Behemoth said truthfully.

“Care to explain?” Starlight asked.

“I've murdered billions. Sometimes I would just stalk them, others I'd let them destroy themselves.

“And do you regret these actions?” Starlight.

“I'm 50/50.” Behemoth said.

“They didn't see what I could see.” Behemoth said.

“And what was that?”

“The truth.”

“Care to explain, the truth.” Starlight said.

“No. You wouldn't understand.”

“Are you sure about that.” Starlight said as she wrote down what he was saying onto the board.
"Very." Behemoth answered.

“How about we change the subject.” Starlight said, getting a new piece of paper.

“Do you remember your past.” Starlight asked.

“All of it.” Behemoth spoke with pure sadness, starlight quickly took note of.

"How about we talk about it." Starlight said solemnly.

"I'm sure you'd like to hear me speak about my home." behemoth said.

"Yes, actually. That's why i'm here, to get information." She answered.

"And for what kind of information?"

"Just comparison." Starlight replied.

"Well there aren't any humans where i'm from." He answered.

"I'm guessing your race was the dominant species."

"In a way, yes." behemoth nodded.

"Alright, how about civilization?" She asked.

"Nowhere near as modern as this world. We weren't allowed to advance."

"What do you mean, Weren't allowed?"

"Our masters." Behemoth said.

"So your race were slaves." She commented.

"Yes, we were controlled by Six, or used to." He nodded.

“Was your race set free?

“No, the most powerful one killed the other five.”

"What were these six?"

"Sin in physical form."

"Their leader was-" Behemoth was interrupted by what felt like a shock through his head, and a whisper inside him.

“Shhhh…” it said.

"Are you alright." Starlight said still sitting on the chair.

“I'm fine. Why did you fix me?” Behemoth asked, attempting to change the subject.

“It was my decision to keep you alive. Only a few know you're here. Behemoth, I have a plan, a plan that requires help from people I don't usually talk to.”

“What do you need me for?”

“A little shopping that involves traveling around the globe.” Starlight said.

“And what if I don't help you?” Behemoth said.
“A future far worse than death.” Starlight answered.

"Are you sure about that?" He said with doubt.

“Sounds like I have no choice.” Behemoth said.

“Alright,i'll follow your plan.” He answered.

“Good." She added.

"So, when do we start?" Behemoth smiled.

"It might take a while. In the meanwhile I want you to listen and answer any questions asked by the doctors and my assistant." Starlight said getting up from the chair.

"Assistant?"

"Yes, don't say a word about our conversation to her. Everything we discussed shall remain classified. Got that?”

“Affirmative.” He replied.

"Who is this assistant of yours?" Behemoth grinned, thinking about how quick he could make them snap.

"She's the one that got you into this mess."
starlight smiled. The grin, behemoth carried had vanished instantly.

"Twilight sparkle." Starlight
said, with the slightest bit of amusement.

"WHAT!" Behemoth yelled.

"Enjoy your stay." Starlight smirked before walking out the door.