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Chapter One Hundred and Seventy-Nine: The Reckoning

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The night no longer had a name.

Only sound. Fire. Blood.

Lucien moved through it like a curse wearing skin.

The man who had screamed over Julio’s body was gone, what rose from that floor was something older , a king stripped of mercy. His clothe was torn and soaked through, the left side glistening with another man’s blood. His eyes burned pale, almost colorless, as if grief had burned everything soft inside him and left only ruin.

Every step he took was deliberate. Calculated.

Every bullet, personal.

The first one fell before he knew he had pulled the trigger.

Then another.

And another.

Lucien’s hand was steady now , too steady. He didn’t flinch when the walls exploded beside him, or when a man begged for his life. His mind was a quiet storm. They took my brother. So I’ll take their world.

Raul’s voice barked through the radio, rough and breaking. “Boss, we’ve cleared the west wing…”

“Level it,” Lucien said. His tone was flat, almost polite. “No house, no ghost, no survivors.”

“Lucie
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This is the moment the book has been circling toward: grief becomes law. Julio’s death does not simply wound Lucien, it strips away whatever restraint he still had. Tonight he stops negotiating with the world and begins to burn it down.

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