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The Escape

作者: Jenaura
last update publish date: 2026-07-13 14:49:50

The Covenant drifted to the floor in two torn pieces.

For a heartbeat…

No one moved.

Victor Kane stared at the shredded document.

His shoulders slumped.

Twenty-five years of planning…

Destroyed in a single tear.

A violent tremor ripped through the Foundation Chamber.

The ceiling cracked wider.

Massive stones crashed onto the floor, forcing everyone to scatter.

“Move!” Gabriel shouted.

Samuel led the Wardens toward the evacuation tunnel.

“Children first!”

The rescued children hurri
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  • I married the devil to bury my father    The Survivor

    “That can’t be…” Damien stopped in his tracks. The figure emerged through the choking cloud of dust, running with surprising speed despite the collapsing tunnel. The emergency lights flickered across his face. Sebastian Armand. He was covered in blood. One arm hung uselessly at his side, and his breathing was ragged. Behind him, the tunnel collapsed section by section. “Move!” Gabriel shouted. Sebastian didn’t answer. He kept running. A massive slab of concrete crashed between him and the survivors. Without thinking, Damien sprinted back. “Damien!” Sophia screamed. “Come back!” He ignored her. The gap between him and Sebastian widened as the floor gave way beneath their feet. Sebastian stumbled. His injured leg buckled. He fell hard onto the railway tracks. Another explosion shook the mountain. Dust rained from the ceiling. Gabriel immediately understood what Damien intended. “No!” But Damien was already moving. He leaped across a broken section of the track,

  • I married the devil to bury my father    The Choice

    Gabriel’s hand tightened around the emergency lever. The warning continued flashing across the console. EMERGENCY RELEASE WILL PERMANENTLY DESTROY THE GENESIS CORE. The countdown echoed through the chamber. 01:57 01:56 01:55 Damien struggled against the restraints. “Dad… don’t.” Gabriel looked over his shoulder. “If I don’t…” “You’ll die.” “And if you pull it…” Gabriel already knew the answer. Everything Genesis had become… Every connected hospital… Every secure archive… Every research network… Gone. Forever. Sophia stepped beside him. Her voice was calm despite the chaos around them. “What did we promise each other?” Gabriel met her eyes. She smiled sadly. “When we started Genesis.” He remembered. Twenty-five years earlier… Four young scientists had stood in an empty laboratory with nothing but hope. Nathan had laughed as Alessandro pinned the first blueprint to the wall. Sophia had written six words across the top. People before progress. Gabriel clo

  • I married the devil to bury my father    The Binding

    Red warning lights flooded the Core Chamber. Damien pulled with all his strength. The pedestal refused to release him. Steel restraints emerged from beneath the glowing phoenix, locking around his wrist. “Gabriel!” Damien shouted. “I’m trying!” Gabriel drove the hilt of the Genesis knife beneath the restraint, forcing against the metal. It didn’t move. The chamber’s mechanical voice echoed again. “Successor integration in progress.” “Four minutes, forty-three seconds remaining.” Sebastian stared in disbelief. “This wasn’t in the Board’s records.” Gabriel rounded on him. “Because the founders hid it from you.” “They knew someone would eventually betray Genesis.” Sebastian slowly lowered the detonator. “They never trusted us…” “They trusted the future.” Inside the evacuation train… Every monitor suddenly came alive. The passengers looked up in confusion. A blue phoenix appeared on every screen. Then Damien’s photograph. Sophia froze. “What is this?” Isabella h

  • I married the devil to bury my father    The Heir

    The blinking red light reflected in Damien’s eyes. One charge. One button. One decision. Gabriel instinctively stepped in front of his son. “Sebastian…” “Don’t.” Sebastian Armand smiled as he balanced the remote in his palm. “You still think this is about killing you.” “It isn’t.” Damien kept his pistol trained on Sebastian’s chest. “If you press that button…” “You die too.” Sebastian chuckled. “I accepted my death the day I joined the Board.” “What I don’t accept…” “…is failure.” The massive Genesis door behind Gabriel continued opening. Ancient gears groaned as decades of dust fell from the ceiling. Beyond the doorway… A vast circular control room slowly came into view. Hundreds of dormant monitors lined the walls. At the center stood a single control pedestal. Above it… The silver phoenix emblem rotated slowly in the air. Gabriel’s expression changed. “The Core.” Damien looked at him. “What is it?” “The heart of Genesis.” Sebastian nodded approvingly.

  • I married the devil to bury my father    Shattered Paths

    The Foundation Chamber split apart with a deafening roar. The widening chasm swallowed ancient stone, shattered pillars, and abandoned weapons. “Damien!” Elena screamed. “I’m here!” his voice echoed through the dust. She rushed toward the edge, but Daniel caught her before the unstable ground gave way beneath her feet. “It’s collapsing!” he shouted. “You can’t cross!” Across the chasm, Gabriel pulled Damien away from the crumbling ledge just as another section of the floor disappeared into darkness. The remaining members of the Board stood behind Sebastian Armand. None of them moved. None of them looked afraid. Sebastian calmly dusted debris from his sleeve. “It appears the mountain has made its decision.” Gabriel glared at him. “You planned this.” “I anticipated it.” Sebastian corrected. “The difference is important.” Victor Kane stepped away from the Board. For the first time… He stood completely alone. “You’ve gone too far.” Helena looked at him coldly. “You

  • I married the devil to bury my father    The Escape

    The Covenant drifted to the floor in two torn pieces. For a heartbeat… No one moved. Victor Kane stared at the shredded document. His shoulders slumped. Twenty-five years of planning… Destroyed in a single tear. A violent tremor ripped through the Foundation Chamber. The ceiling cracked wider. Massive stones crashed onto the floor, forcing everyone to scatter. “Move!” Gabriel shouted. Samuel led the Wardens toward the evacuation tunnel. “Children first!” The rescued children hurried through the narrow passage as researchers carried the remaining Genesis archives behind them. Daniel helped Isabella to her feet. “Can you walk?” “I can.” “Then don’t stop.” Grace and Noah took positions at the rear, providing cover. Marco emptied another magazine toward the advancing Board operatives. “They just don’t know when to quit!” The operatives returned fire. Bullets struck the stone pillars, sending fragments flying across the chamber. Aldo dropped behind cover and fired t

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