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Chapter 97: The Descent into the Deep

Author: Edwinayuss
last update publish date: 2026-09-26 04:53:36

The trek back toward the ventilation shaft was an exercise in pure, unadulterated agony. The facility, once a sterile sanctuary of data, had become a tomb of shadows. Elena moved with a rhythmic, limping cadence, her own body beginning to ache under the crushing weight of Julian’s frame. He was a dead weight, his consciousness flickering like a dying bulb, yet he remained upright, a testament to a constitution forged in the fires of the Blackwood underworld.

Every few yards, Elena stopped, pres
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