CHAPTER 32 — THE SECOND DOORThe corridor seemed to breathe.Not with air, not with any mechanical rhythm Lena could name this was slower, deeper, like the exhale of something buried in the walls. The dim pulse along the metal seams flickered in perfect sync with it. Harris walked beside her, jaw tight, shoulders hunched. Mark stayed a step behind, gun raised but trembling.No one spoke.The corridor narrowed, then bent sharply left. A low groan rolled through the floor under them. Harris froze.“Did you feel that?” he whispered.Lena nodded. Mark didn’t answer he was staring ahead, eyes wide.The bend opened into a chamber.And at the center of the chamber stood another door.Not like the first one.Worse.This one was smaller, almost human-height, framed by a halo of faint white light. It looked newer than everything else here, as if it had been installed yesterday smooth edges, sharp corners, no rust, no wear. A single vertical fracture ran down the middle like a sealed mouth.And
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