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“For how long?” “Approximately nine hours.” Daniel stumbled backward. His soldiers began murmuring. “No,” Daniel whispered. Adult Lucas continued. “Every time the Consensus merges two incompatible realities, the structure between them weakens.” Charles looked toward the global countdown. STRUCTURAL COLLAPSE: 68 HOURS, 41 MINUTES “The convergence isn't natural.” “No.” “It was engineered.” “Yes.” Elena stared at the Crown inside her reflected in the blue light. “For what?” Adult Lucas looked directly at her.

"We need to be in position at the chambers before you start the severance." "I understood that from the framework she sent me an hour ago," he said. "I've been mapping the timing. From the moment we're in the sublevel to everyone in position at their respective chambers, assuming no complications, is approximately four minutes. That leaves the full fifteen for the extraction." He paused. "Assuming no complications." "There will be complications," Zara said. "Yes," he agreed. "There always are. I'm building in two minutes of contingency, which reduces the extraction window to thirteen but gives us room to manage whatever presents itself in the first four minutes that we haven't anticipated."

Kept his eyes on the road and thought about the academy gates ahead and Drax's office and whatever came after, and let his wolf finish settling in its own time. They pulled through the academy gates at twelve forty-seven in the morning. Fifty hours and thirteen minutes remain on the seventy-two-hour window. They had not needed a single one of them.

They were all pieces on this board, and I… I was ready to play. Twenty-four hours. That was all I needed. And the Supreme Council would not even see it coming.

His world turn only on her, he never thought he would see a beautiful girl like her. "Am I dreaming?" Felix thought of himself while staring at her. Her beautiful blue eyes was staring at him too. The time stood up for a second and they happen to stared at each other for long. Felix was captivated with her beautiful eyes and he was stunned by it. Until Akisha walks his way to the table with her friends but Felix was still standing at the counter not even blinking his eyes. He thought he was still staring at the beautiful girls eyes. But when he was back in his state, he saw the same old built young boy who happen to be on the first line at the comfort room last time.

Ama stared at the countdown. “How long?” Naomi checked the display again. Then answered quietly. “Seventeen hours.” Silence. Seventeen hours. Not days. Not weeks. Hours. Gabriel rubbed his face. “That's not enough time.” Arthur immediately agreed. “No.” The man in black remained focused on the horizon. As though he were already calculating distances. Routes. Outcomes. Seventeen hours. The Council was moving. The Pillars were awakening. The Source was waiting. And now everything was converging.

Forty three people were ready to move the moment Adrian called it. And somewhere in the city Nyxara extracted forty seven people through routes she had spent three months building and doing it in the same window that everything else was happening in."How long." I said."Until she's gone with that facility." Adrian said. "An hour. Maybe less."One hour.The table needed another thirty minutes minimum.I thought about the deployment document and the amber vials and the six day window and the label.

"This is it. Once you give that signal, there's no going back." "There was no going back to the moment Blackthorne decided tradition was worth killing for." I watched the enemy forces spread through our territory, searching for buildings, growing confident. "How long until they're fully committed?" "Fifteen minutes. Maybe twenty." "Then we wait. Let them feel like they've won." Those twenty minutes were the longest of my life. I watched through security feeds as Blackthorne's warriors tore through our territory. They found the evacuation tunnels, but assumed everyone had fled. Found the bunker entrance but couldn't breach Katherine's defensive wards.

"I'm tired of hiding." They boarded the sleek, rusted maglev car as it hissed into the station. The doors shut with a heavy, pressurized thud. As the train began to accelerate, the G-force pinned them against the seats. Aradaa looked out the window at the passing darkness of the tunnels. He looked at his glowing blue hands, then at Kaelor. "Forty-eight hours," Aradaa whispered. "Plenty of time to break a kingdom," Kaelor said.

Nah, since I have laid it out, might as well go all the way. "Correction Xander, you just said fine when I asked you for 48 hours of your time. I never specified what we will be doing during that time period" I smiled innocently at him. "are you backing out from your word now? I thought that a man never backs out of his words" and blinked at him while smiling evilly from inside. Gotcha!