[ WP ] In technologically advanced future , religious people are generally treated as idiots and locked away .

Frost swirled around Shin as he walked among the lights of Old Shanghai. Transit vehicles blitzed by in the frozen darkness, their lights blinking in the lifeless night. Shin wandered forward at a meandering pace, his right leg stiffer and heavier than his right leg. Visibly dangerous, his mission would end if metro police spotted him. `` Hey!'' someone called out to him in Chinese, Shin turned slowly toward the sound. Private security, Shin had probably wandered into their territory. `` looking for a hand out?'' Shin barked in shitty Mandarin. As the men closed on him shin revealed the inside of his trench coat. The men disappeared into the frost. Shin marched forward. It would n't be far now. 
 
 Shin generally had no problems with Terraforma Corp. from what he read about them they kept to themselves mostly. They definitely did more good then they did bad. `` That's too bad...'' Shin labored forward, his words frost in a starless sky. Shin saw the building up ahead it's edges hard and clear even in the snowstorm. The security gate. `` Stop!'' Shin heard the guard yell in Japanese. The guard paused a moment, he recognized Shin's battle frame. `` Shin, get the fuck out of here'' A a chill wind blew between the two men. `` It's not a good day,'' The guards English was spotty, but Shin forgave him, he was a decent man. `` Today is the only day Seike-san, get the fuck out of here and open that gate.'' Mr. Seike did as he was told and got the fuck out of there, he knew that look on Shin's face. The gate opened to a snow covered yard, maybe 300 yards in diameter. Cold concrete on every side with no visible entryways. That was fine with Shin he was almost there. In the distance Shin could see guards scrambling to get in defensive positions, their breath drifting skyward, if they opened fire now things could get hairy. Shin raised his hands and yelled surrender in 4 different languages. Shin was counting, he knew exactly where he'd have to detonate. Once he was there he released his payload. A series of loud clicks released the payload from his chasis, A large cross like structure dramatically revealed itself in front of Shin. Shin dropped to the ground from the effort. The guards opened fire, molten projectiles lit the courtyard. The cross bounced into the sky sending up a mist of snow then ignited the air around it. A tremendous blast wave ripped through Old Shanghai. 
 
 Minutes later Shin stirred in the snow, his battle frame was rocked, but it was designed for this type of scenario. Shin sifted through the rubble looking for something. Cold metal hands gripped a heavy door. A loud clang as Shin ripped the door from it's hinges. A gust of warm pungent air wafted over Shin. Shin winced in surprise. An old man leading a skittish group looked up at him framed in an opalescent moonlight wrapped in swirling snow. 
 
 `` Are you god?'' 
 Shin smiled. `` No, but my employer is. This way.'' 
 
 As Shin lead the group out and away from the blast sight, he spared a look back. The ordinance had carved a giant cross through Old Shanghai. It's message was clear. Not to him, but Shin was sure the message was clear to someone. 
 
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