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Chapter 92: The Fourth Passage

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Alex remained standing on the veranda.

The words echoed in his mind.

"I warned them not to build the fourth passage."

Dr. Elias Korir Merton immediately realized he had revealed more than he intended.

For several seconds, neither man spoke.

Then Alex broke the silence.

"There are four tunnels."

Merton slowly shook his head.

"No."

"There are four passages."

"They are not the same thing."

Alex frowned.

"I don't understand."

"You will."

"But not today."

Before Merton could leave, Bethwel stepped o
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