The Billionaire’s Secret Baby: With His Ex-Wife のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 111 - チャプター 120

The Whitmore Deep Facility shook again. Another explosion echoed through the ocean. The control room lights flickered briefly before stabilizing. Emma held the edge of the console. “Impact confirmed.” Victor quickly checked the structural monitor. “Hull section D-03 damaged.” Daniel sighed. “These guys really don’t like us.” Sophia kept watching the radar screen. “They are increasing the attack rate.” Elizabeth looked at the sonar feed. Another group of torpedoes had just launched. “How many this time?” Emma counted quickly. “Ten.” Daniel leaned forward. “Round three.” Emma activated the defense grid again. “Point-defense cannons firing.” Outside, the automated weapons opened fire. Bright flashes cut through the dark ocean water. Several torpedoes exploded. But two slipped through the defense grid. BOOM. BOOM. The base shook again. Dust fell from the ceiling panels. Victor steadied himself. “Hull integrity down to eighty-two percent.” Emma looked worried.

The control room fell completely silent. Everyone stared at the Omega system panel. The screen flashed a bright message. OMEGA SYSTEM READY Victor’s hands hovered over the console. He looked at Lewis one last time. “Confirm?” Lewis nodded once. “Do it.” Victor pressed the command. For a moment, nothing happened. Then deep beneath the ocean floor… The hidden Omega reactor roared to life. Far below the facility, inside the dark mining chamber, the giant reactor began glowing brighter. Blue energy surged across the massive structure. The entire chamber filled with a powerful hum. Electric currents raced through the thick cables connected to the Omega system. The weapon was charging for release. Back in the control room, alarms began sounding. Emma looked at the energy monitor. “Power levels rising rapidly!” Victor watched the readings climb. “Omega output at thirty percent… forty…” Daniel grinned. “Let’s see if the big guy upstairs likes surprises.” Sophia remain

The control room filled with warning alarms. Red lights flashed across every screen. Victor’s hands moved quickly over the keyboard as he entered the final commands. “Omega overload sequence started,” he said. Emma stared at the reactor monitor. Bright red warning messages filled the screen. CORE INSTABILITY DETECTED THERMAL LIMIT EXCEEDED Elizabeth felt her heart beating faster. “How long do we have?” Victor checked the countdown that appeared on the system. “Three minutes.” Daniel gave a short laugh. “Just enough time for a dramatic escape.” Sophia already moved toward the door. “We must leave now.” Lewis nodded. “Everyone move.” The team rushed out of the control room. Behind them, the warning alarms continued screaming through the facility. Deep beneath the ocean floor, the Omega reactor began shaking. Blue energy surged wildly across the massive core. The stabilizing clamps started failing as the reactor temperature rose rapidly. The overload had begun. In

The submarine moved slowly toward the damaged Covenant warship. From the outside, the vessel looked even larger than it did on the radar. The explosion from the Omega reactor had torn open a massive section of its lower hull. Metal plates were bent outward. Burn marks covered the surface. Small fires still flickered inside the broken structure. Elizabeth stared through the front window of the submarine. “That explosion really hurt the ship.” Victor guided the submarine carefully toward the breach. “Yes.” Daniel leaned forward, studying the opening. “But not enough to finish it.” Sophia remained focused. “We must move quickly.” Emma checked the sonar again. “No movement detected near the breach.” Victor slowed the engines. “That doesn’t mean no one is inside.” Lewis stood near the hatch. “Prepare to board.” Daniel checked his rifle. “Finally.” Emma looked nervous. “This is a giant warship.” Victor nodded. “And we’re about to walk into it.” The submarine reache

The massive door stood before them. It was tall. Heavy. Reinforced with thick metal layers. This was not just a normal door. This was the final barrier. Behind it… Adrian Vale was waiting. The command deck. The center of control. The heart of everything. Daniel let out a slow breath. “So… this is it.” Emma looked at the door nervously. “It looks impossible to break.” Victor stepped forward and studied the control panel beside it. “This is not a simple lock.” Sophia crossed her arms. “Of course it isn’t.” Victor continued, “It’s connected to the ship’s core system.” Daniel frowned. “Meaning?” Victor looked at him. “If I try to force it… the system may trigger a lockdown.” Emma added, “Or worse… a self-defense protocol.” Elizabeth looked at the door. “So we can’t just blow it open.” Victor nodded. “Not safely.” The team fell silent. Lewis stepped forward. He stood directly in front of the door. His eyes were calm. Focused. “We don’t need to break it.”