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Chapter 69: War on the Wing
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2025-11-15 05:27:57Cold air roared into the cabin as Elias hurled himself out of the open hatch. The night sky swallowed him instantly, wind tearing at his body.
But he didn’t fall.
A golden flare burst beneath his boots as he landed on the jet’s wing with supernatural balance — the purge inside him anchoring every movement.
The sentinel turned its head toward him.
Two red eyes glowed through the mask.
It stood tall, unmoving, sword still embedded in the wing. Its black armor absorbed the rushing wind like it was standing on solid ground.
Elias steadied himself and shouted over the storm,
The sentinel pulled the blade free.
The metal shrieked.
Lena screamed inside the cabin as the jet lurched violently to the side, sparks spitting from the damaged panel.
Alexander grabbed the wall to steady himself.
“I’M TRYING!” Cassandra yelled back. “BUT IF THAT THING TEARS OFF THE WING, WE’RE ALL DEAD!”
On the wing, the sentinel lunged.
Elias threw up his arm — golden energy surged around his skin like armor. Metal clanged against power. The impact sent shockwaves through the entire aircraft.
BOOM.
Wind ripped across the cabin. Lena held onto Alexander as the jet dropped several meters before Cassandra stabilized it again.
Alexander ran to the hatch.
“ELIAS!” he roared into the night.
On the wing, Elias slid backward under the sentinel’s inhuman strength. Sparks flew as he dug glowing fingers into the metal to stop himself from being thrown off.
The sentinel swung again.
Elias ducked — the blade sliced through the wingtip, sending fragments spiraling down into the darkness below.
Lena cried out. “The wing is breaking—Alex, he’ll fall—”
Elias snarled, golden veins flaring bright.
“NOT TODAY!”
He slammed his palm into the sentinel’s chest.
…but the sentinel barely moved.
It tilted its head — as if analyzing the blow — then grabbed Elias by the throat, lifting him off the wing.
Lena screamed, “ELIAS!”
Elias’s feet dangled over the rushing void. His eyes burned brighter, gold bleeding into the whites.
“LET—ME—GO—!”
His hands ignited in pure purge energy as he tore at the sentinel’s grip. The air shimmered with heat. The metal of the helmet began to sizzle.
Inside, Cassandra stared at the readings.
Alexander grabbed a harness from the emergency locker.
“What are you doing?!” Lena gasped.
“I’m going out there.”
“NO, ALEX, YOU CAN’T—”
He grabbed her chin and kissed her fast, desperate, trembling.
And before she could stop him, he clipped the harness to the anchor bar and leapt out the hatch.
The wind slammed into him like a sledgehammer. He clung to the metal, crawling toward the wing through sheer force of will.
“ELIAS!” he shouted.
The sentinel turned its head toward Alexander — momentarily distracted.
Elias took the opening.
His hand ignited in gold.
The metal cracked.
A distorted voice echoed from inside:
“Message… for the vessel…”
Elias froze.
Alexander shouted, “DON’T LISTEN TO IT!”
The sentinel tightened its grip around Elias’s neck.
“From Sable…”
Elias struggled, eyes widening.
Lena pressed closer to the open hatch, tears flying off her cheeks in the wind.
“ELIAS, PLEASE—DON’T LET IT GET INTO YOUR HEAD—”
The sentinel leaned closer, voice hissing like static.
“Sable says…
You belong to her now.”
Elias’s pupils constricted.
The gold in his veins flared violently.
Alexander reacted instantly.
“No—NO, ELIAS, FIGHT IT!”
But the sentinel wasn’t finished.
“Sable says…
Its mask cracked fully, revealing glowing red circuitry.
“And she says to tell Lena…”
Lena’s breath caught.
“What—what does she say—?”
The sentinel turned its head toward her — even through the storm, she felt its gaze lock onto her soul.
“Sable says…
You’re next.”
Lena’s knees buckled.
Elias’s rage exploded.
A roar tore from his throat — not fully human — and a blinding blast of golden energy erupted from his body.
The sentinel was flung off the wing like a ragdoll, plummeting into the night.
But Elias didn’t stop.
The purge didn’t let him.
He stood on the wing — glowing brighter and brighter — lightning crackling around him.
Alexander shouted desperately,
Elias’s head snapped toward him.
His eyes were no longer green.
Not even gold.
They were white-hot.
Overloaded.
Losing control.
“RUN,” he growled, voice distorted.
The wing shook violently beneath them.
Lena screamed, reaching out.
“ALEX—ELIAS—PLEASE—COME BACK INSIDE—”
But the purge in Elias surged again—
And the night sky lit up in gold.
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