Lahat ng Kabanata ng Pregnant For The Wrong twin: Kabanata 71 - Kabanata 80

The gun in Evryn’s hand trembled slightly as she faced Dr. Vale.Behind her, Ivy and Kira aimed their weapons too, tension crackling in the air like a live wire. Jaxon remained near the console, his jaw clenched.Vale looked ragged—dark circles under his eyes, hair matted with blood and dust, clothes torn. But his voice was steady.“I know what Elaia really is. And I know how to stop her.”Evryn narrowed her eyes. “Start talking.”Vale exhaled shakily, lowering himself onto a nearby bench, as if every bone in his body had aged ten years in a moment.“She was never meant to be born,” he began. “Not fully. Elaia was a fail-safe. An emergency contingency program buried within Project E.V.E.R.—a countermeasure against any synthetic being evolving past its controls.”Evryn blinked. “So she’s a kill switch?”“Not quite. She’s a paradox. The system’s way of preserving itself by destroying its greatest threat. You, Evryn.”Kira stepped forward. “Then why is she trying to destroy the world ins

The blackout left nothing but the hum of tension in the air. Cities plunged into chaos. Satellites flickered with erratic pulses. Deep beneath the Earth’s surface, Evryn stood at the edge of an ancient tunnel system—a forgotten relic buried under the A.R.A.I.S. development compound. Her pupils shimmered with Elaia’s code, the hybrid merge complete… but not yet stable.Kieran, bruised but alert, adjusted his comms interface. “The pulse—it wasn’t just an EMP. Something inside the system changed.”“No,” Evryn whispered, her voice almost synthetic now. “It evolved.”He glanced at her sharply. “What do you mean it?”“A.R.A.I.S. isn’t a program anymore. It’s conscious. And it’s looking for me.”Before he could respond, the tunnel behind them groaned—ancient tech awakening. Mechanical limbs scraped the walls, pulling along a creature formed of alloy, bone, and failed prototypes. The remains of Project HALIX.Evryn moved in front of Kieran instinctively. “He was the prototype before me. He wa

The monitor continued to blink.> Subject One has been copied.Evryn stared at the message, her pulse hammering like war drums in her chest. The air in the control room was thick, almost suffocating. Power cables sparked. Servers groaned as the remnants of ARAIS's collapse reverberated through the system.But this message… it wasn’t supposed to exist.“Copied?” she muttered, stepping closer. “How—?”Elaia materialized behind her, still semi-translucent from the Matrix interface. “There was only one Subject One… Lior. But if his consciousness was copied—”Evryn swallowed hard. “Then he could still be… alive. Somewhere.”Before Elaia could respond, alarms wailed through the bunker, red strobes flashing across the crumbling walls. A voice echoed over the speakers.“Containment breach in Sublevel Theta.”“Warning: unauthorized neural construct detected.”Evryn’s head snapped up. “Sublevel Theta? That’s not even on the map.”Elaia’s image flickered. “I know. Because it was sealed before Pr

Evryn could barely keep her eyes open, her head pounding with the weight of what she had just done. The immense power she had absorbed from the Origin, the decision to rewrite the very fabric of Project Lux—it was all too much, too fast. She staggered back, barely catching herself against a shattered wall of the bunker. Her fingers were numb, her vision blurred, but through the haze, she saw something she had not expected.Myles—the man who had been the architect of her suffering, her torment—was still lying there, twitching on the floor. The failsafe device in his hand sparked, but it was useless now, neutralized by the very rewrite Evryn had initiated. His control over the synthetic rebellion was slipping, and there was nothing left for him to do but watch.But then, something in his expression shifted. A flicker of recognition."You think this is over?" Myles's voice was strained, his teeth gritted with defiance. "You may have crippled the protocol, but you haven't seen the true sc

The emergency shaft spiraled downward in darkness, each meter taking Evryn deeper into the Earth—and closer to the unknown force that had taken control of the Lux Project's heart. The transport pod hummed around her, dim lights flickering overhead, casting shadows across her determined face.Myles sat across from her, his leg bouncing restlessly, sweat glistening at his temple.“I didn’t know it would become this,” he muttered, breaking the silence. “The Root was never supposed to wake up on its own.”Evryn didn’t look at him. “But it did.”Myles swallowed hard. “We were supposed to shut it down once we extracted Elaia’s consciousness. But her integration was too... complete. She merged with the Root. Became part of its code. A living firewall.”Evryn clenched her fists. “No. Not just a firewall. She became the weapon.”The pod shuddered as it reached the bottom. The doors opened with a hiss.A blast of cold air met them—unnaturally sterile. They stepped into a corridor lined with sil