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Elara’s Pov:

The message remained on my phone long after I had finished reading it, and the more I considered its warning, the less comfortable I became with the thought that someone had been watching my conversation with Nicolas closely enough to know what he had told me.

I looked across the hall again, finding him among the visiting Alphas, where he was listening to one of his delegation members. He seemed unaware of my attention, but I could no longer look at him without wondering what he h
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    Silas povAfter several minutes, he stopped scrolling.“This credential belongs to the same historical administrative structure Rowan was investigating,” he explained. “However, it is not identical to the one used in the earlier attempts.”I frowned. “Meaning?”“More than one credential may still be active. Whoever accessed Elara’s file did not necessarily use the same authority responsible for the previous requests.”The discovery made the situation considerably worse. We had already established that someone had continued using administrative privileges connected to my father’s old authority, and the latest access suggested that the system had preserved other routes into the restricted records.“Can you trace the individual who used it?” I asked.“Not from this record alone. The office designation identifies the authority through which the request was processed, not the person who submitted it.”Elara moved away from the window. “Then we need th

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    Silas pov“We can examine the access trail, but I cannot promise it will reveal a name. The old system was not designed to make every user identifiable through the ordinary records, particularly when an instruction was processed under an administrative office rather than an individual official.”Elara folded her arms. “If someone is trying to retrieve that file, they already know it exists. They may know more about my history than any of us.”I looked at her, understanding why the thought unsettled her. Every discovery had revealed another person who knew something about her past while she remained unable to remember the people and events that had shaped it. I wanted to promise that we would find every answer, but I had learned that promises meant very little when I could not guarantee the truth.Gideon continued examining the reference number, and after a few moments, he opened one of Rowan’s recovered notes.“Silas, look at this.”I moved beside him, recogn

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