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Chapter 62: The Tungsten Vault

Author: Akaza Writes
last update publish date: 2026-04-03 14:23:01

Julian didn't waste another syllable on Elena Vance. He shifted his weight, driving the heel of his combat boot into the pressure point on her neck. The assassin's eyes rolled back, and she went entirely limp on the concrete.

"Move," Julian commanded, his voice a low, terrifying growl.

He grabbed Maya’s hand, his thick fingers intertwining with hers, and they sprinted out of the ruined command center. The corridors of Aegis were bathed in the violent, strobing red of the emergency backup lights
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