Nikko ruthlessly slaughters everyone in his path to bring him once again face to face with Levin. But the architect of his suffering can barely muster even an ounce of respect for his creation, telling Nikko that he’s just a defective prototype that should have been disposed of years ago. And that defect was freedom of choice. But Nikko corrects him – Freedom of choice isn’t a defect. It’s what made him able to survive and able to adapt. And it’s Nikko’s choice to put an end to all this – Not because he’s programmed to, because he chooses to! Levin berates Nikko that he’s delusional to think he can stop him or the experiment. It won’t change a thing. Judge, jury and executioner, he shoots Levin in the head. Entering the generator room, Nikko sets the explosives. This is what it’s all been leading up to. Since his birth, he has been a stranger in a strange land. And everyone he has ever loved or cared for has fallen along the way, leaving him absolutely alone in the world. Now, with the single push of a button, his journey will finally come to an end….