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SEVENTY PERCENT
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2026-03-19 17:36:20
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OWNED BY THE DEVIL THE FAILSAFE VIRUS
The terminal trembled again as another explosion echoed from somewhere near the entrance of the station. Dust drifted lazily from the cracked ceiling panels, settling over the rows of humming servers like gray snow.Elara tightened her grip on her rifle and shifted her stance beside the doorway.The corridor outside was quiet for the moment.Too quiet.“They’re regrouping,” she said softly.Behind her, Dominic didn’t answer immediately. His attention was locked on the terminal screen in front of him, where dozens of windows of code were streaming across the display.The extraction bar moved slowly but steadily.DATA EXTRACTION: 78%Almost there.But something wasn’t right.Dominic leaned closer to the monitor, his eyes narrowing.A new line of code had appeared in the system logs.At first glance it looked harmless, just another automated process running in the background of the network.But it wasn’t part of the extraction program.And Dominic knew every line of code currently runnin
OWNED BY THE DEVIL SEVENTY PERCENT
The corridor outside the server chamber had turned into a killing ground.Smoke drifted through the air, thick and bitter, stinging Elara’s eyes as she pressed her shoulder against the concrete wall beside the doorway. Bullet holes riddled the metal frame, and shattered glass crunched beneath her boots every time she shifted her weight.Another burst of gunfire echoed through the terminal hall.Men shouted orders.Someone screamed.Then another rifle cracked from somewhere deeper in the station.The factions were still fighting each other.But more and more of them were pushing toward the same destination now.The server chamber.Elara leaned out just enough to fire two quick shots down the corridor.One attacker collapsed instantly.The other dove behind a support column, returning fire with a burst that slammed into the wall inches from her face.She pulled back behind cover.“Well,” she muttered under her breath, “they’re persistent.”Behind her, Dominic’s fingers moved rapidly acr
OWNED BY THE DEVIL WAR FOR THE DATA
The roar of engines outside the terminal grew louder by the second.Elara stared at the monitor Dominic had turned toward her, watching the red signals multiply across the map.Vehicles were converging on the transit hub from every direction, north, south, even from the industrial roads along the river.There were too many to count.“Tell me that’s a glitch,” she said quietly.Dominic didn’t answer.The silence was enough.She exhaled slowly and looked back toward the doorway of the server chamber. The firefight in the terminal hall had intensified. Bullets tore through the empty ticket counters, sparks jumping from metal pillars as rounds ricocheted across the room.Two factions were still locked in combat near the main entrance, using overturned benches and concrete barriers for cover.But now a third group had arrived.They stormed through a side corridor that led to the old maintenance platforms, opening fire the moment they stepped into view.The balance of the battle shifted ins
OWNED BY THE DEVIL CROSSFIRE
The gunfire changed.At first it had been focused, directed entirely at the doorway of the server chamber where Dominic and Elara were holding their ground.But now the rhythm shifted.Different weapons.Different directions.Dominic noticed it first.Between bursts of gunfire, he heard shouting echo through the terminal, voices arguing in different languages.Then another volley of shots erupted.Not toward them.Toward the men who had entered the station first.Elara frowned and leaned slightly around the doorway.“What the...”She quickly ducked back as bullets shattered a row of old ticket windows across the hall.“Okay,” she muttered, “that’s new.”Dominic stepped closer to the entrance and listened.Outside the server chamber, chaos had erupted.The first group of attackers who had stormed the building were now scrambling for cover as a second faction pushed through the main doors of the terminal.And they weren’t friendly.The newcomers opened fire immediately.Men who had been
OWNED BY THE DEVIL THE FIRST WAVE
The engines outside grew louder.At first they were distant, low vibrations rolling through the abandoned transit hub like thunder approaching from far away. But within seconds the sound multiplied.More vehicles.More engines.They were coming fast.Elara moved toward the entrance of the server chamber and looked down the long terminal hall. Sunlight poured through the shattered glass ceiling, illuminating the empty platforms.Then the first black SUV slid into view outside the front entrance.It stopped hard.Doors flew open.Armed men spilled out.“Well,” she muttered under her breath, “that didn’t take long.”Behind her, the server terminal beeped again.Dominic didn’t look up.DATA EXTRACTION: 41%“How many?” he asked.Elara stepped back into the room.“First vehicle just arrived.”“Only one?”“For now.”Dominic continued typing.“That won’t last.”As if on cue, another engine roared outside.Then another.Through the broken windows above the terminal, shadows of vehicles moved i
OWNED BY THE DEVIL THE CHOICE THAT STARTS A WAR
The hum of the servers filled the massive chamber like a mechanical heartbeat.Rows of blinking lights stretched into the shadows, each machine processing unimaginable amounts of data. The air felt warm and electric, thick with the quiet power of the system Kessler had built.Dominic stood still, staring at the central terminal.Elara remained beside him, arms folded, eyes scanning the endless racks of machines.“So let me understand this,” she said slowly. “You spent five years building a global criminal network… just so we could shut it down?”Kessler laughed softly.“When you say it like that, it sounds almost noble.”Dominic didn’t turn around.“You didn’t build this to destroy it.”“Of course not.”“Then why show us?”Kessler stepped casually between two rows of servers, running his fingers lightly across one of the metal racks as if admiring his own creation.“Because this system has reached its peak,” he said.“And?”“And the only thing more interesting than building a machine
OWNED BY THE DEVIL THE COST OF STAYING
The call came just before dawn.Not encrypted. Not disguised. A direct line, one that hadn’t been used in years.Dominic answered without a word, his expression unreadable. I watched the tension return instantly to his posture, sharper this time, more dangerous.When he ended the call, he didn’t lo
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The night air was sharp as we returned to the estate. The city lights cast long shadows across the drive, but inside the walls, nothing was casual.Dominic moved with precision, coordinating security updates, monitoring communications, and adjusting protocols. Every movement was deliberate; every d
Last Updated : 2026-03-20OWNED BY THE DEVIL WHAT IS CHOSEN
Marcus Vale’s misdirection came disguised as noise.Three minor scandals surfaced simultaneously; none fatal, none random. A shell company linked to Dominic was suddenly under investigation. A trusted ally was photographed entering a meeting that looked compromising. A rumor began circulating that
Last Updated : 2026-03-20OWNED BY THE DEVIL THE CALM BEFORE IT BREAKS
I woke thinking the world had paused.The night had been ours, long, quiet, full of things I hadn’t allowed myself to feel before. Dominic beside me, steady, unguarded, and finally… human.I almost forgot that the city outside never sleeps. That danger never sleeps. That Marcus Vale might be gone,
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