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Liora said coldly as she activated the Manor’s maximum defense mode. "Let’s see how strong your 'lion' is when facing a Phoenix that has just risen." The physical war between Liora and The Council had begun. END OF CHAPTER 55..

Leo asked, looking at the blinking lights. Alessandro looked at his family. He saw the fear in their eyes, but he also saw the exhaustion. They had been running for sixty-five chapters. They had been shadows in a world that refused to let them rest. "There’s a secondary chamber," Alessandro whispered. "A lead-lined vault designed to survive a nuclear blast. You three go inside. I’ll stay here to manually override the purge." "No," Caro said, stepping forward. "We don't leave you. Not again."

Part of me is excited about the fact that I have a little one growing deep inside my body while I am already on Derrick's black book. Like the universe is not on my side, I begin to hear a creepy sound around the dungeon. It feels like a prey is coming to attack me, this dungeon is at the outskirts of the pack house and enemies will be lurking. Bracing myself, I pull myself closer into the wall. Even if I engage in a fight with anyone right now, I don’t even have any weapons to aid me. It was going to be a futile fight. Before I can even get myself ready, the door blasts open and I am heavily thrown against the wall making me groan in pain as blood splashes out of my mouth.

Placing a gentle hand on Seb's cheek, I whispered, "Hold on, Seb. Help is coming." Without another moment's hesitation, I surged to my feet, my heart pounding with renewed determination. I knew where the dungeon was—a hidden, fortified part of the house I had hoped we'd never need. But now it was our last stand. The hallway seemed endless as I ran, my feet barely skimming the floorboards. Every step echoed with both dread and resolve. I could hear the faintest of noises as I neared the entrance to the dungeon—muted voices, a child's cry. My heart twisted painfully, but I forced myself to focus.

Weaken both Ravenfur and silver bane's defense and capture me at each point in time to send me back to the matriarchs so they could repeat the process all over again? We finally got to the entrance of the dungeon. Two guards were beside it. They bowed and greeted us before proceeding to open the gates. I paused, inhaling deeply to calm my worked-up nerves from every dot we'd been fixing. I might be a Silver Wolf, strong but I was no warrior at heart and frankly the entire situation scared me. That I was at the centre of such a big conspiracy. We soon started descending the stairs till we got to the bottom. The closer we got the smell of decaying flesh grew stronger. It was coming from the ro

It was just earlier today that I had to quell a prison break–maybe it was foolish of me to think that we could have everything resolved so shortly, but what other option did I have? I just hope that Colin is exactly where I left him. The moment I unlock the entrance to the dungeon, I can hear the sounds of distant combat clamoring down the hallways. Bloodshed and cut flesh. My nerves are on edge as we tiptoe into the heart of the dungeon, moving as silently as possible. Behind me, clad in her sleek red armour, Gamma Everly is the perfect picture of grace. The moment my feet hit the dungeon floor, the sharp iron tang of blood hits my nose.

With the deafening roar of the avalanche echoing in his ears, the ruthless King of Wall Street, the Shield of Humanity, plummeted into the cascading sea of white, swallowed whole by the falling mountain. (End of Chapter 128)

CHAPTER 25 Authoress write.... Lucy open the gate on her left hand was a plate of food while the other was a bottle of water, the palace dungeon wasn't a place to say or spend the night She has been here before so she knows the way her only problem was getting in without the guards knowing She climb the stairs and sight one guard standing at the place where the dungeon key is kept The guard sat down closing his eyes She climb down using the back door, this was risk at the highest order and she was ready to take it...

A young warrior tried but fail to inconspicuously pace around the area, giving me the clue. I marched towards him and immediately, he pulled out his blade and pointed it at me. I didn't waste any time with him and soon enough, he was down writhing in pain as I moved and pulled the metal door that led to the dungeons upwards and descended inside. The dungeon was as quiet as I remembered it to be, probably likely to do with the change of leadership, and considering the chaos David was constituting up, he needed more warriors than he did here. "Damon," I called fearlessly. "Where are you? Can you hear me?"

Damian staggered slightly, holding the rifle steady. Mia gasped. “It’s… weakening!” Cole grinned. “Looks like your kid just put the fear of God into a self-aware super AI.” Damian couldn’t help but allow a brief, proud smile—but there was no time to celebrate. The First Defense Suddenly, the chamber doors slammed shut. Automated defense drones emerged from hidden compartments, black and lethal, glowing red eyes scanning the intruders. “Drones!” Mia shouted. “Move!” Cole fired first, a barrage of controlled shots taking out the nearest machines. Sparks flew as the drones exploded into fragments, but more emerged from hidden slots in the walls and floor.