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Colonel Archibald Hunt had worked together to take out Senator Knudsen's rival using the Sentinel. In Washington D.C., they discover the Sentinel is loose and could incriminate the both of them, leaving them with one option - destroy it and anybody who knows about it. To do this, they use a new, experimental "stealth" Sentinel Mark VII-A. Juston's search for his mother leads him to an estranged aunt named Ginny Baker, who allows him in only with the hope that she be repaid with money that he received from all his media appearances following his "heroics" at the school from the previous volume. When he tells her he does not have any, Ginny cruelly reveals that she left him and his family because she did not love them. Ginny calls the local news, leading his father right to her as well. The stealth Sentinel catches up to Juston and his Sentinel and engages them. It is defeated, but not before doing serious damage.
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Stealth Sentinel do battle while Juston tries to protect his family and friends. The stealth Sentinel, now manually controlled by Colonel Hunt, is about to land the killing blow when Knudsen disables the control system in a show of mercy. Juston destroys the stealth Sentinel, and swears to Knudsen and Hunt that if the pair comes after him or his Sentinel he will reveal their secret. Juston reunites with his father and he learns the truth about his mother. He then returns to school to meet Jessie and the rest of his friends again.
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Sentinel - acting on its directive to protect Juston - takes the opportunity to not only repair itself, but to also build a cockpit for Juston to operate from the inside. Juston makes his way back to Antigo, but is ambushed by the Stealth Sentinel who removes his Sentinel's hand. Juston's
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