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Volume 2, Chapter 114 — The Upper Collapse

Author: Nyra Veyne
last update publish date: 2026-08-28 20:37:03

"The lift is dead, Voss!" Kaela shouted. Her voice echoed through the smoke-filled subterranean vault as she shoved the unsealed scroll of Section 3 into her coat next to Isara's cylinder.

"We take the drainage line," Lucien ordered as his hand firmly wrapped around her wrist. His body heat served as the only anchor keeping her from collapsing as the aftershocks of the blood-lock ripped through her muscles. He did not look at Adrian, who was still slumped against the stone wall, coughing up dar
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