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The transition from the helipad to the Grand Hall was a study in silence and steel. As Pamela and I walked through the corridors of the West Wing, the scent of fresh paint and expensive floor wax followed us. Every surface now bore the subtle, embossed watermark of the Silver Pack.

We arrived at the Imperial Alpha Academy three hours before the official gates opened. While the mountain roads were still choked with the armored convoys of arriving packs, our private transport had already touched
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