All Chapters of The Endgame Chronicles: Chapter 721 - Chapter 730

Diana stared at Hayley for a second, then blacked out, her head tilted to one side.Hayley frowned, looking down at her. Pathetic.Hayley reached down, pulled the ID card off Diana, and tossed her aside.The moment Diana hit the floor, she snapped awake and bolted. In the blink of an eye, she was across the room. She yanked hard on a handle set into the wall. The next second, she was inside a room hidden behind the door.Diana stood on the other side of the glass, her face swollen, glaring viciously at them."You're all going to die! I'm going to kill you myself!"Rage had completely taken over. Even if Hayley hadn't hit her, there was no way she would've let Hayley leave today.The moment Diana saw Hayley, she thought of Ruby. Hayley looked too much like Ruby in her younger years. There was no way Hayley could be allowed inside the Academy!Even if Hayley really was multi-Gifted, even if her abilities were stronger, even if she was exactly the kind of rare talent the Academy

Hayley and Winona weren't anywhere near the camp anymore. The exit had led straight into the mountains, deep into an uninhabited stretch of forest.Which meant one thing: the inner camp was massive.An entire complex hidden inside the canyon, built at that scale, didn't happen without serious power behind it.Still, that didn't matter. Now that Hayley was out, she was coming back with people to take the place down.She had gone into the inner camp to dig into Ascendant Creed. Once she had answers, she had always planned to act. Ascendant Creed was already on her list, and anything on that list had to be dealt with.She hadn't found any trace of Ascendant Creed inside, only something called the Sovereign Academy.Different name, but same thing. It was another anti-human operation. They were bringing in living people for experiments and injecting them with the zombie virus.That entire outer camp was nothing but lab rats to them. When they ran low on subjects, they would come out

Hayley paused. "Actually, yeah, that sounds about right."Did she have those flirty eyes, too?" Ruby continued. "Like she's trying to hit on everyone?""First part checks out," Hayley said. "Second part, I don't know. She had a terrible temper. Acted like everyone owed her something.""Diana!" Ruby snapped, her expression turning sharp. "It has to be Diana!""Who is she?""My ex's mistress!" Ruby's teeth clenched. "We were in the same association. She was always trying to steal everything from me, my projects, my funding, my research, and even my man! She never actually succeeded at any of it, but she kept causing trouble, smearing my name and trashing my work. The worst part? She kept sending my ex steamy texts and nudes!""And what did he do?" Hayley asked."He asked around about a virus on his phone," Ruby said flatly, "then forwarded everything to a group chat."Hayley blinked.That was bold."Even then, she didn't quit," Ruby continued. "She kept pursuing him and spreadi

The moment they stepped inside, the other side got straight to it."How large is Haylight League?"Alex didn't even blink. "We showed up in a warship. You can imagine the scale."The man paused, then tried again. "How many people do you have?""More than you," Alex replied smoothly."And your living conditions? Supporting that many people… Are supplies tight?""In this world, everyone's short on something," Alex said, "but we manage."Hayley sat beside him, quietly impressed.Every question they asked was about numbers and scale, but Alex's replies gave away nothing. Before they had a clear read on the other side, Alex didn't let a single word slip. Everything he said was tight, leaving no openings.Hayley was glad she had brought him.There weren't many people who could get the better of Alex. He had too many angles in his head.After a few rounds of back and forth, the man in the white coat couldn't get anything useful out of him and finally said, "Mr. Kirk, we're serious

Hayley strode straight in.Alex watched her back, something flickering in his usually cold eyes. He wanted to call out, tell her to stop, force himself to step up and say he would go instead.And yet, the words wouldn't come.He just couldn't be like her. He couldn't charge forward without hesitation, couldn't face danger head-on like it was nothing.The stronger the challenge, the harder she pushed.He wasn't like that.He had always been cautious.Back when they first started taking back the city, he had stood off to the side and watched. Only when they were actually close to winning did he dare to join.Even then, he kept to the back, never stepping into the front lines.He had grown up comfortable and was used to safety. He valued his life. He was smart and careful, the kind of person everyone called exceptional.Before he met Hayley, he had believed that, too.After meeting her, he understood what it really meant to stand out.Every bold move she made sent his heart ju