"The entrance is just ahead."The duplicate's voice was barely a whisper, but it echoed through the narrow tunnel like a warning. We had been walking for nearly an hour, the catacombs twisting and turning beneath the city like the veins of some ancient beast. Now, at last, a sliver of light appeared in the distance, spilling through a cracked stone doorway.Dante raised his hand, signaling for us to stop. "We don't know what's waiting on the other side. Valentina could have the entire bunker wired.""She does." The duplicate turned to face us, her expression grim. "I helped her set the security system. Motion sensors, pressure plates, tripwires. If we trigger any of them, the whole place locks down and floods with gas.""Then we need a way in that doesn't trigger the sensors." I stepped forward, studying the doorway. My mind was racing, piecing together every bit of training Dante had drilled into me over the past weeks. "There has to be a blind spot. A maintenance passage or an old s
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