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Chapter 77 The Siege of the Tower

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The first explosion hit at dawn. A shockwave rattled the lower structure of Kane’s tower, cracking the already wounded foundation. Smoke and sparks bled from the lower loading bays as Garden Below’s strike teams surged forward, their boots splashing through puddles left from broken fire lines. For the first time, Ethan Cross was not just defending. He was taking the war to the heart of the monster.

The strike force was small but ruthless. Jun led the breach squad through the cargo entrance, tea
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