Jonathan underestimated one thing.Time.He had always believed timing was his greatest weapon—knowing when to strike, when to retreat, when to let others destroy themselves quietly. But the moment Seraphina’s statement went live, the clock turned against him.By morning, the narrative had shifted.Not dramatically. Not explosively.But enough.Morning shows debated systemic silencing. Analysts used careful words—patterns, historical precedent, quiet intimidation. No one named Jonathan. No one needed to.Lucien watched it unfold from the conference room, sleeves rolled up, coffee untouched. Elias stood by the glass wall, phone pressed to his ear, absorbing fragments of chaos from every sector.“They’re scrambling,” Elias said when he hung up. “Pegasus issued a neutrality statement. Jonathan hasn’t commented.”Lucien’s lips curved faintly. “He will.”“He’s delaying,” Elias added. “Trying to see which direction the wind favors.”Lucien shook his head. “He’s panicking. Silence isn’t stra
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