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Chapter 166: The Signal That Should Not Exist

Auteur: Miss Jean
last update Date de publication: 2026-03-30 17:27:33

The signal did not behave like anything they had seen before.

It was not loud. It did not spike or trigger alerts. It moved quietly, almost carefully, as if it understood the system it came from and knew how to pass through it without resistance.

Lucas’s hands moved quickly over the console, his focus narrowing with each passing second. “It’s spreading in layers,” he said. “Not straight out. It’s bouncing between nodes first.”

Tan leaned forward slightly. “So it’s hiding its path.”

Lucas sh
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