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“No.”Rowan said it immediately.His voice left no room for argument.“You’re not going alone.”Elena held the phone in her hand, reading Seraphina’s message again.Come alone.Lucian rubbed his temples.“I’m with Rowan on this one.”Victor stood near the fireplace, expression unreadable.“If Seraphina requested privacy, she expects compliance.”Rowan shot him a sharp look.“And if Elena walks into a trap?”Victor’s voice stayed calm.“Then she proves whether she deserves the power she’s holding.”The words were harsh.But no one disagreed.Cassandra stepped forward.“Seraphina Drake isn’t the type to use violence.”Rowan frowned.“That’s reassuring… but also confusing.”Lucian nodded.“She doesn’t break people physically.”Cassandra looked at Elena.“She breaks them psychologically.”Elena finally spoke.“Where is the meeting?”She opened the message fully.Her eyes scanned the location.Then she looked up.“A private art museum downtown.”Lucian blinked.“…An art museum?”Victor no

“No.”Elena said it immediately.Her voice was sharp.Certain.“That’s impossible.”Lucian didn’t argue.“I agree.”He pointed at the screen again.“But that’s what the system says.”Rowan stepped closer, his eyes locked on the name.“Amara.”He shook his head.“That doesn’t make sense.”Victor’s expression darkened.“It makes too much sense.”Everyone turned toward him.Elena frowned.“What do you mean?”Victor stepped forward slowly.“You said Amara’s records were hidden.”Elena nodded.“Yes.”“Completely buried.”Victor’s gaze sharpened.“And now we find out the Helios system has a hidden administrator.”He paused.“One with access equal to yours.”Lucian muttered,“…This is getting worse by the second.”Cassandra stepped closer to the screen.Her eyes scanning the code rapidly.“No.”She shook her head.“Look carefully.”Elena moved beside her.“What?”Cassandra pointed at the identifier string.“This isn’t a standard user profile.”Lucian leaned in.“…She’s right.”Rowan frowned.

“They’re coming here.”Lucian’s voice echoed through the penthouse.No one spoke for a second.Because everyone understood exactly what that meant.Not one enemy.Not one test.All of them.Rowan moved first.“Lock the building down.”Adrian’s voice came immediately through the comms.“Already on it.”Victor stepped toward the center of the room, his presence sharpening.“How many?”Lucian checked the incoming signals.“…Six confirmed networks.”Cassandra’s voice followed from the phone.“All the remaining Helios partners.”Elena felt her pulse steady—not spike.That was the strange part.The fear had already passed.Now there was only clarity.“They’re not here to negotiate,” she said.Victor nodded.“No.”“They’re here to take control.”Amara tightened her grip on Elena’s hand.“What’s happening?”Elena turned to her gently.“Stay close to me.”Rowan looked toward Elena.“We move her to a secure level.”Elena shook her head.“No more moving.”Lucian frowned.“…You sure about that?”

Silence filled the white space.No noise.No distractions.Just one question.Protect Amara… or unlock Helios.Elena didn’t answer immediately.Seraphina watched her, patient.Confident.Like someone who already knew how this would end.“Most people,” Seraphina said softly, “choose power.”Elena’s voice was calm.“I’m not most people.”Seraphina tilted her head.“No.”“You’re the variable.”A faint pause.“That’s why you’re dangerous.”Elena’s mind moved quickly.Too quickly.Because this wasn’t just a decision—It was a trap built on logic.A forced outcome.Rowan’s voice echoed in her memory.They’ll try to break you.Cassandra’s voice followed.Power battles are fought with pressure.And then—Dominic Kade’s voice.I want to know whether you’re dangerous.Elena exhaled slowly.Then she looked at Seraphina.“You’re wrong.”Seraphina’s eyes narrowed slightly.“About what?”Elena took a step forward.“This isn’t a real choice.”A flicker of interest crossed Seraphina’s face.“Oh?”El

The room didn’t move.No one spoke.Because the presence on the screen felt different.Heavier.Like the system itself had shifted.Lucian’s voice came out barely above a whisper.“…That’s not just access.”Rowan frowned.“Then what is it?”Lucian swallowed.“That’s root authority.”Silence.Victor’s expression darkened.“So the architect finally decided to stop watching.”Cassandra’s voice was tight.“They’re not just inside Helios…”“They’re above it.”Elena stepped closer to the screen.Her heartbeat steady.Controlled.“Show yourself.”For a moment—Nothing happened.Then the interface changed.The connections dimmed.Every other participant—every partner, every hidden player—Faded into the background.Until only one remained.A single presence.And then—A figure appeared.Not fully visible.More like a silhouette formed from shifting light and shadow.Distorted.Untraceable.But unmistakably real.The architect.Lucian leaned back slowly.“…Okay.”“That’s unsettling.”Rowan di