[B]Training Room[/B]
[B]Executive Branch Headquarters[/B]
[B]Mount Rushmore, South Dakota[/B]

 The echoing of his thick, heavy boots on the cold steel gave the Great Emancipator a sense of quiet focus. As he walked to the weapons rack and placed his coat gently upon it Lincoln's mind began to whirl with memories of the past. In the decades since his resurrection he often pondered his actions prior to the event, it almost haunted him. He knew he had done the right thing by freeing the slaves but his actions seemed to be the focal point of hundreds of years of conflict. Rolling up the sleeves of his shirt his mind thought back to the night that he died.

 John Wilkes Booth, the name had been brought up several times to him. This man marched into his private booth placed a gun to the back of his head and fired one shot into his brain. Lincoln's hand instinctively reached back to the base of his skull and felt the small circular indention. This too had haunted him. As the memories of the past began to overrun him he placed his hands on the oaken handle of an all too familiar weapon to him. The great ax brought memories of his childhood when times were simple and with the strength of a mans arms and the sweat of his brow could the impossible be accomplished.

 As he placed the iron head of the ax on his right shoulder, Lincoln started up the simulation bots which took an offensive stance around the former president. At once all of his thoughts slipped away and his mind went blank. Nothing but the sound of the whirring gears and steady rhythm of his own heartbeat. Lincoln felt a bot from behind him begin its attack protocol and charge at him. It was met by the flat-hammer like head of the ax, sending it falling to the floor. Three more charged at him together, each met the blade of the ax and each fell split in half like a log. Before the final bot could attack Abe heard an all too familiar beeping of his watch.

 Lincoln walked over to his jacket and quickly threw it on. If he was being called that can only mean that Roosevelt discovered something that required immediate attention.