The sun set over the Tyrrhenian Sea in a slow, breathtaking display of molten gold, violet, and deep coral.Far from the towering steel monoliths of New York and the chilly, wave-battered cliffs of Newport, a private cliffside estate on the secluded southern tip of Ischia sat bathed in a warm, fragrant Mediterranean breeze. The air was thick with the scent of wild rosemary, crushed orange blossoms, and salty sea spray, completely isolated from syndicate eyes, dark-market logistics, and political posturing.There were no armed security teams standing at attention in formal dark suits, no encrypted comms crackling with perimeter reports, and no delegates from Zurich or London waiting in the foyer.Tonight, the empire was left at the tide line.On a wide, circular terrace carved from pale volcanic stone suspended directly over the turquoise sea, a small altar stood draped in sheer white silk and woven olive branches. Soft, glowing oil lamps flickered along the stone perimeter, their ambe
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