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Volume 2, Chapter 85 — Who's Listening

作者: Nyra Veyne
last update publish date: 2026-07-29 20:43:16

Davan laid the relay unit on the table between himself, Kaela, and Fen, and didn't wait for anyone to ask what he thought they should do with it.

"I already used it," he said. "Two hours ago. Fed the channel a location that doesn't exist — a drop point off the east archive that's been sealed since spring." He looked at Kaela. "If nobody moves on it, the channel really is dead and I've wasted a night. If somebody moves on it — "

"Then we know it's live, and we know roughly where whoever's listen
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