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"Don't agitate her, Just stay where you are!" Creed loosened up, "I know what this is!" He had heard about this before. He didn't want to believe it, but they both have encountered a phenomenon only a few people get the chance to see in their entire lifetime. The sheer volume of bustling rhythm was already the proof. Something they all aim for, something they all had to go through. Creed glanced at her figure and uttered, "It's a beast Ascension!"

"You don't have secrets, honey. Of course I can't let you know too much. I'm doing this to protect you, understand? So, don't blame me." Hale held his wife's hand and then said, "To be honest, the Chapter of Ascension is much more powerful than what others think. Other than the way to reach Unity between Nature and Man, most importantly, there is a way to force those who are at Demi-Union to ascend into Unity.

The scientists called themselves the Ascended. They had spent fifty years modifying their genetics. Enhancing strength, speed, intelligence, lifespan. They were no longer entirely wolf or human or hybrid. They were something new. "We have transcended biological limitations," their leader—a woman named Helix—announced. "We live twice as long. Think twice as fast. We are what evolution would take millennia to create." "You are playing god," River said. "No. We are becoming gods." The Ascended numbered five thousand. All volunteers. All willing to risk death for enhancement.

“The Underworld had the lowest entry requirement, you just need to be a soul, but then all memories you gain in that place will be forgotten once you leave. It’s like a boy scout’s mantra, what you see, what you hear, when you leave, leave them here.” “As for the Skyworld, it’s a littler different. Mortals have to be ascended ones before getting the qualifications to enter that world. These ascended ones called Anitos are deities that can walk and reign in the mortal world, but once they are up above, they have to bow down to the actual authorities of that place.” “The Skyworld is several times vaster than the Underworld and might even be bigger than the Mortal World and its galaxies combine

“If you want my power, you’ll have to acknowledge what it costs.” Kade folded his hands behind his back. “Enlighten me.” “It costs control,” Lyra said. “Mine and yours. The Ascendant cannot be leashed. It responds to threat, not command. Push too hard, and it will answer in ways you can’t predict.” A murmur rose. Kade stepped closer, lowering his voice. “And if I don’t push at all?” Lyra held his gaze. “Then someone else will. Someone already is.” Kade’s smile vanished. “You presume too much.”

“You stabilized the ridge.” “Yes.” “You prevented rupture.” “Yes.” “You anchored three carriers simultaneously.” “Yes.” He nods once. “That changed the trajectory.” The room feels smaller. “You made ascension viable.” My pulse slams. “No.” “Yes.” Lilith believed convergence required eruption. Ashcroft believed convergence required eradication. But I demonstrated balance. And balance makes sustainable ascension possible. “You proved divine blood can integrate safely.” The baby kicks sharply. Marcus watches the subtle movement in my abdomen. “And that makes you far more dangerous than Northfall ever was.”

“And it says she is safe for Matias? You know that kid. He gets easily attached. Luna could swing a knife out of nowhere and stab him to death. She is a Voss! She is Colton Voss’s daughter.” “And she hates him enough to side with the enemy.” “You don’t know that.” I removed my suit. “I do.” “How?” Vin asked me. He doesn’t have to know those details. Not yet. “I just do.” * LUNA Alessandro is roaming in his house, shirtless—one more time. I got this urge to count the scars that littered his body. Instead, I sat on the couch pretending my heart wasn’t pounding harder than usual. Then Vina came down. Shirtless.

Formed a fist. And drove it into the wall. The sound brought his assistant through the door in under five seconds. She stopped when she saw his face. “Sir — are you alright?” He turned and looked at her. The rage was still sitting in his eyes, right on the surface, not bothering to hide. “Nexus Capital,” he said. “Find out who owns it. The parent company, the holding structure, all of it.” She blinked. “Sir?” “I want to know everything about who controls that company by the end of the day.” He moved back to his desk. “Then I want you to get my acquisitions team in here. I’m making an offer.”

she says as the images flick again and my breath stalls. Massive dragons. Beautiful. Breath-taking. Soul stopping. I stare at the image in awe. My parents told me stories about the dragons. In fact, my father’s bonded had been a dragon. An astrol dragon. Malakar. Absolutley giant and beautiful. I remember climbing on him as a small child as though he was a jungle gym. And the craziest thing? He would let me. Everyone knows you do not approach another’s bonded, but perhaps it was the fact that I was his bonded’s child. I suppose we will never know.

But the victory was short-lived. "You're too late," Myles whispered, his voice dripping with satisfaction. "The Ascendants were never just soldiers. They were the last phase in the Ascension Protocol. They’re designed to survive even your control, Evryn." Evryn’s stomach churned as she realized what he meant. The Ascendants weren’t merely tools. They were designed to adapt, to outlast any rewrites or attempts to control them. And in that moment, Evryn understood the true depth of the conspiracy she had uncovered. The Ascendants weren’t the last of Project Lux. They were the first of something far worse.