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Chapter 18: The Devil’s Bazaar

Elsa Rose
last update Veröffentlichungsdatum: 06.10.2026 04:20:13

The rain in the Deadlands wasn’t just water; it was a freezing, acidic mist that ate through paint and morale. But I wasn’t worried about my car. I was worried about what I was carrying in the trunk of my armored SUV: two million dollars in unmarked cash and a list of items that would get me arrested in any civilized territory.

I needed more than just hunting rifles and shotguns. I needed heavy artillery. I needed explosives, anti-tank rounds, and night-vision optics that could see through the
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    The deep cells were exactly what they sounded like: a concrete box buried three levels beneath the fortress, where the only sounds were the drip of condensation and the distant, muffled hiss of acid rain against the dome above.I shouldn't have been there. Mira had explicitly ordered me to stay in bed for another forty-eight hours, and Kael had backed her up with that low, gravelly tone that usually meant he was about to carry me somewhere against my will. But when he told me Julian was ready to talk, I'd swung my legs off the bed, grabbed my tactical pants, and said, "Either you help me walk, or I Shadow Step down there and you can explain to Mira why I tore my stitches."He'd sighed, the long-suffering sound of a man who had long ago accepted that logic had no power over me, and offered his arm.Now I was sitting in a steel chair across from Julian, wrapped in Kael's tactical cloak because my own body heat was still struggling to regulate. My royal core was a hollow, aching void,

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    The shield didn't fall all at once. It died in stages, like a lightbulb filament burning out in slow motion.The silver membrane above us flickered once, then again, the luminescence dimming from brilliant white to a sickly, translucent grey. The hissing of the acid rain outside grew louder, no longer filtered by the dome, and I could smell it—that sharp, chemical tang of sulfur and death creeping through the ventilation."No," I snarled, slamming both hands onto the ignition rod. "No, no, no—"I poured everything I had into the shield. My royal core screamed, the carbonated fizz turning to boiling acid in my chest, but I pushed harder, trying to compensate for the lost generator power with raw, unfiltered lunar energy.The shield stabilized—for maybe three seconds.Then it flickered again, and I felt the pylons start to overheat, the silver mesh glowing red-hot as the system tried to draw power it didn't have."Lyra!" Kael's voice exploded over the comms, thick with sleep and instant,

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