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Chapter 79: Through Fire and Fury
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The conference room was filled with fire.Not literal flames—but rage, suspicion, ambition. The kind of burning that came from people who had risked everything, and now feared losing it all in the aftermath.Natalie Evans stood at the head of the table, her hands flat against the dark oak surface, listening to voices overlap and spike like weapons drawn too early.“This was never the agreement!” barked Ambassador Jules Fournier, face red. “The Phoenix Collective was supposed to monitor—not dictate policy to sovereign nations.”“You gave us authority when you asked us to clean up the mess you were too blind to see,” snapped Gabriel Ortega from the Brazilian bureau. “Now that it’s working, you’re getting nervous?”“There’s a difference between exposure and control,” said a younger delegate from Germany, barely in his thirties but already sweating beneath the scrutiny.“Everyone calm down,” Natalie said, voice low but firm.The room fell to silence—uneasy, bitter silence.She let it ling
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The silence was deafening.In the hours following Natalie’s global broadcast and the confirmed shutdown of the Sovereign Accord’s core intelligence networks, the world fell into a strange, collective breath-hold.It was as if time paused.Across major cities, citizens poured into the streets—stunned, confused, angry, empowered. News anchors stumbled over breaking developments. Financial markets plunged, then surged. Politicians made rushed addresses, some condemning Natalie, others praising her. Millions of people who had been unknowingly manipulated finally saw behind the curtain.Natalie Evans had torn down the curtain—and the stage with it.But inside the walls of the Phoenix Collective’s temporary Geneva base, there was no celebration.Only fatigue. And the weight of what came next.Natalie stood alone in the briefing room, gazing at the enormous wall screen, where footage of the now-defunct Geneva Accord compound played on loop. The building that once housed secrets powerful enou
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The cold in Moscow was unlike any cold Natalie had ever felt.It seeped through her gloves, her coat, her skin—straight to the bone, biting and unforgiving. Snow fell in sharp flakes as she stepped onto the tarmac of a discreet military airstrip just outside the city limits, flanked by Cassandra, Adrian, and two members of the Phoenix Collective’s European security unit.It had taken less than forty-eight hours to arrange this meeting.Because when you carried names, secrets, and damning truths about the Sovereign Accord, you didn’t request appointments—you demanded attention.The man they were here to meet had once been one of the Accord’s founding architects. A ghost on every intelligence watchlist. A man who hadn’t been seen publicly in almost ten years.Vladimir Reznikov.“Why now?” Cassandra asked as they trudged through the snow. “Why is he suddenly willing to talk?”“Because he knows what’s coming,” Natalie said quietly. “And for the first time, it’s something he didn’t plan.”
Rising From The Ashes Chapter 80: The Tipping Point
The first sign of victory came not with a bang—but with silence.For days, the world had been caught in a whirlwind. From headlines blasting accusations at Natalie Evans to global protests demanding transparency from governments, the media had been a minefield. Yet on the morning of the sixth day after the Geneva Summit, something changed.The smear campaigns stopped.The trolls vanished.And most telling of all, several prominent politicians who had vocally denied the existence of the Sovereign Accord issued sudden, carefully-worded statements of resignation.Natalie sat in the new operations center—nicknamed The Ember Room—staring at her screen.“They’re pulling back,” Riley confirmed, scrolling through her real-time social analytics dashboard. “Engagement on hate campaigns is tanking. Bot farms are shutting down. Someone flipped the switch.”“They’re regrouping,” Cassandra said flatly, cleaning her sidearm. “It’s not surrender. It’s strategy.”“Still,” Adrian added, stepping in wit
Rising From The Ashes Chapter 79: Through Fire and Fury
The blaze had long been extinguished, but the smoke still clung to the air like a stubborn ghost. Charred walls groaned under the weight of ruin, and the Evans Initiative’s once-proud headquarters stood as nothing more than a skeletal monument to resistance.Natalie stood before it, the wind tugging strands of hair across her face, her expression unreadable.She didn’t speak as fire investigators moved around her. She didn’t flinch when a mangled server unit was dragged out of the rubble. But inside, something seismic was cracking. This place—this home they had built from courage, hope, and sacrifice—had been their lighthouse.And now, it was ash.Adrian approached carefully, his boots crunching debris. “We recovered some hard drives. Riley’s backing up whatever data we can salvage.”She nodded once.“Elias is okay. Cassandra got him out in time. But... this was personal.”“It always has been,” Natalie whispered.He waited a moment, then asked, “What do you want to do?”She turned slo
Rising From The Ashes Chapter 78: Let the Storm Come
A single email. That’s all it would take.Natalie stood in the Evans Initiative war room, surrounded by the quiet hum of anticipation. The countdown clock on the wall ticked closer to zero—fifteen minutes until every press outlet, journalist, advocacy group, and watchdog agency across the globe received a digital dossier of damning evidence.They’d named it Project Reckoning.“Are you sure about this?” Riley asked, seated in front of the master terminal, fingers poised above the enter key. “This isn’t just a leak—it’s a declaration of war.”“I’m done playing defense,” Natalie replied, calm but resolute. “They’ve silenced too many people. Buried too many truths. It's time they felt what it's like to be hunted.”Behind her, Adrian stood tall, arms crossed, eyes sharp with unspoken protectiveness. Cassandra sat against the wall, checking her firearm one last time—though she doubted this war would be fought with bullets alone.Natalie walked slowly around the room, her eyes tracing the co
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