Todos os capítulos de PHEROMONE BLIND : Capítulo 81 - Capítulo 90

PHEROMONE BLINDCHAPTER EIGHTY TWOSTARWRITESThe room remained quiet after Lucas's words.Genesis had spent eighteen years trying to keep Subject One and Subject Three apart.Yet somehow, despite every plan, every altered record, and every hidden observation...Lucas and Eric had found each other anyway.Hayes broke the silence."There's something you need to see."He placed his laptop on the table and turned the screen toward them.A series of encrypted files filled the display."I traced the command that triggered the university lockdown."Eric frowned."Genesis?""Yes."Hayes opened the first file."But this command didn't come from any of the servers we've found before."Lucas leaned closer."Then where did it come from?"Hayes pointed to a line buried beneath layers of encryption."An active command server."Eric's expression hardened."I thought Genesis's main network had been dismantled.""So did I."Hayes opened another window."But someone has been maintaining this system."

PHEROMONE BLINDCHAPTER EIGHTY-THREESTARWRITESThe words remained on the screen.Because you found each other without us.Lucas stared at Adrian's face, trying to understand what that meant.Eric was the first to speak."You keep talking about our bond."His voice was controlled, but the tension in his shoulders was obvious."What exactly were you trying to discover?"Adrian was silent for a moment.Then he answered."The original purpose of Project Genesis was simple.""We wanted to understand why some Alpha-Omega bonds were stronger than others."Hayes frowned."And that required seven children?""Seven identified subjects."Adrian corrected him."Seven children whose genetic markers suggested unusual compatibility."Lucas looked toward the files scattered across the table."So the others...""Were selected for different reasons."Adrian's expression became colder."Some carried unusual Alpha traits.""Some carried dormant Omega traits.""Some carried genetic combinations that had

PHEROMONE BLIND CHAPTER EIGHTY-SIX The voice disappeared. For several seconds, nobody moved. Lucas stared at the speakers above them, his heartbeat pounding in his ears. "I've been waiting for you." The words repeated themselves in his mind. Eric tightened his grip around Lucas's hand. "Who was that?" Hayes immediately checked the control panel. "No identification." "Can you trace the signal?" "I'm trying." Arthur remained focused on the folder in Hayes's hands. His expression had changed. Not fear this time. Recognition. "That voice..." Lucas looked at him. "You know it?" Arthur hesitated. "I've heard it before." "Whose voice?" Arthur looked toward Nathaniel. "His." Nathaniel's face tightened. "I don't know that voice." Arthur shook his head. "Not you." He pointed toward the folder. "The original Subject Five." Nathaniel stared at him. "You heard him?" "Once." Arthur's voice became quieter. "Years ago." Lucas stepped closer. "What did he sound lik

PHEROMONE BLINDCHAPTER EIGHTY-EIGHTSTARWRITESThe footsteps grew louder.Everyone in the archive became alert.Hayes moved toward the entrance, weapon raised, while Eric pulled Lucas closer.The original Subject Five remained strangely calm."They're not here for me."Lucas looked at him."Then who are they here for?"His eyes settled on Lucas."You."Before Lucas could respond, the archive doors suddenly unlocked.Hayes stepped back."Everyone stay together."The doors opened.But no one entered.The corridor outside was completely empty.Lucas frowned."Then why did they open the door?"The original Five looked toward the darkness."Because they want us to leave.""Why?""Because the next place is where they want us."Hayes immediately shook his head."We're not walking into another trap."The original Five gave him a faint smile."Then stay here."A second alarm sounded.This one came from somewhere deeper inside the facility.Arthur's expression changed."That's the Genesis evac

PHEROMONE BLIND CHAPTER NINTY The countdown continued to decrease. GENESIS CORE: 21:36:04. Lucas stared at the numbers on the screen, trying to understand what would happen when they reached zero. After everything they had uncovered about Project Genesis, he had stopped believing that any countdown was merely a timer. Asterion never did anything without a purpose, and whatever was waiting inside the Genesis Core had already connected his identity to Eric's. Beside him, Eric leaned over Hayes's laptop. "Can you stop it?" Hayes continued examining the system logs. "Not without knowing what it's preparing to do. If I interfere with the wrong process, we could lose access to the entire archive." "And if we do nothing?" Eric asked. Hayes's expression tightened. "Then we wait to find out what happens when the timer reaches zero." "That's not an answer." "It's the only honest one I have." Arthur stood near the desk, studying a series of unfamiliar codes displayed beside the count