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55. MOONLIGHT COUNTERSTRIKE
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2025-03-24 13:53:20Emma broke the silence first, her scientific curiosity momentarily outweighing her fear. "Can you tell me when this virus attack happened?" she asked, moving back to the examination table where the rogue's brain still lay exposed.
"Three weeks ago," Steve answered, his voice hollow. The memory of that morning—waking up to the sounds of agonized screams from his pack members—still haunted his nightmares.
"Do you know how it happened?" she inquired, her fingers hovering over the pulsing device embedded in the brain tissue.
Steve ran a hand over his face, feeling the rough stubble that testified to days without proper rest. "That's the problem, Emma. I just woke up like everybody else feeling like death. The whole pack woke up with it." Confusion and frustration warred on his face, carving deep lines around his eyes and mouth. "One minute we were fine, the next..."
"The day before it happened, did you notice anything unusual?" Emma pressed, her k
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