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The Glass Labyrinth

作者: Enny's pen
last update publish date: 2026-09-23 02:44:25

Chapter 64: The Glass Labyrinth

"Unit Two?" Julian whispered, his voice trembling as he stared into his own face.

Before he could take a step back, the duplicate squeezed the trigger. A single, silent dart struck Julian square in the neck. Julian’s eyes rolled back, his knees buckling as he collapsed limply into the cold sand.

"Julian!" Damien roared, charging up the dune.

"Hold!" the duplicate commanded, pointing his weapon not at Damien, but directly at Elara and Jordan down on the beach. "On
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