Azur Lane Northern Parliament นิยาย & เรื่องราว

It seemed someone had facilitated her entry and orchestrated the spillage. In those times, Azurium held immense value in Norvania, a rarity even with abundant resources. Without Mila's blueprints for refining Azurium, acquiring it in Norvania would demand hefty sums or necessitate sourcing it from overseas. As Mila mulled over these thoughts, her apprehension intensified, prompting her to reach for her phone with urgency. Sensing Mila's distress, Phoebe inquired, "What's wrong?" With swift determination, Mila dialed, her response swift and resolute, "To alert Nate. There may be a spy in his research team."

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“And Ace?” “Pacing your new throne room like a caged tiger.” She bumped my shoulder. “He’s worried you’ll jump.” I laughed hollowly. “Not today.” *** The war room smelled of mildew and betrayal. Maps plastered the walls, red Xs marking graves we’d yet to dig. Ace leaned over the table, his knuckles white on the edge. “The Azuras control the northern shipping lanes. We choke those, we choke their cash flow.” Dawson spat out a sunflower seed. “Or we blow their yachts. More fun.”

In my mind? Is this day going to get any worse?. However I decide not to freak out, to at least see where all this is going to. Because I really need answers. Desperately. "Okay, so who are you? And why are you in my head?. Wait...better question. How on Earth are u in my head?" "We share a bond Azura. I can communicate with you through that bond". The sweet voice said again. Is that really necessary? That happens in real life?

“Then we can’t stay here. If the Deep’s using the old Gates, we have to find the next one before it does.” Kael met her gaze. “The Northern Path.” Her brow furrowed. “That’s frozen ground. Abandoned since the War.” “Exactly. The Deep wouldn’t expect us to go there.” She stared at him, weighing the risk. Then, quietly, “You’re serious.” “Completely.” Aria exhaled, the corner of her mouth twitching despite the gravity of it all. “You always pick the worst possible paths.” His lips curved faintly. “Only the ones worth walking.”

“The matter of the purple drug is not something we can afford to take lightly. Come, let’s sit and discuss.” They moved into a sleek, modern conference room, its minimalist design dominated by a large glass table surrounded by leather chairs. The walls were decked with digital displays showing maps of territories and key locations, while one side of the room offered a panoramic view of the Northern Capital, a sprawling metropolis of steel and glass skyscrapers that glimmered in the light of day.