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“Excuse me?” “I’m not walking into that fortress just because you said so.” He gestured vaguely toward the north wall, as though Morris’s territory lay just beyond the stone. “You’ve never been inside those borders, have you? They have triple patrols, they are scent blinds. They have watchtowers with clear lines every fifty paces. The ravine is rigged with deadfalls, and the river ford is a choke point. One wrong step and we’re bleeding out before we cross the first marker. It’s suicide.” I stared at him. “Since when do you get scared off from a job?”

It seemed like the only way to get in was that road, unless a person didn’t mind climbing up large, steep mountains and down the other side. Luckily, none of them were people. Still, even from here, she could see that getting in wouldn’t be the only problem. The fortress was surrounded by guards. A few of them were on top of the fortress walls that lined the perimeter of the palace where it wasn’t built into the mountain, but just as many were on top of the structure itself. She imagined a small courtyard must be situated around the front of the palace itself, which was created out of stone that matched the rock face of the mountain itself, and though she couldn’t see down into it from this

Such a beautiful place to die. We approached at dusk. Matteo and I were ghosts in black with our comms on. Tranquilizers and live ammo split between us. The estate had motion sensors. Laser grid entries. Hacked security AI. All Franca’s signature. “This is a fortress,” Matteo muttered. “No,” I said. “It’s a classroom.” We found the breach in the garden wall. Used a smoke drone to trigger the perimeter alerts and reroute guards. And then we entered. Inside, it was colder than expected.

Micah took out the guards with calculated efficiency, while James disabled the security panel. "We're in," James said, his voice tinged with both relief and urgency. Sophia glanced back at the path they'd taken, her mind already calculating their escape route. They couldn't afford to make a single mistake. Inside the Fortress The interior of the fortress was cold and unwelcoming, the walls lined with steel and concrete. The air was thick with tension, each step echoing in the silence. James led the way, his laptop in hand as he navigated the fortress's layout. Micah covered their rear, his weapon at the ready. Sophia felt a chill run down her spine as they moved deeper into the building.

Kai's quiet terror and his racing mind are working on solutions. "Hold on," I whispered though they could not hear me. "We are coming." The fortress appeared as dawn broke. Ancient stone walls rising from a desolate landscape. No roads leading to it. No obvious entrances. Just dark windows and the sense of something old and hostile. "How do we get in?" Ethan asked. Marcus shifted to his wolf form and began circling the structure. He found a weak point in the foundation where centuries of erosion had created gaps. We entered through narrow passages that forced us into a single file. The inside was a maze of corridors and rooms. Enemies appeared from the shadows and we fought through them with

The fortress shook again. A violent explosion echoed from somewhere beneath them. The floor trembled. Cracks spread across the walls. The countdown continued relentlessly. 05:58 05:57 05:56 Every passing second brought the mountain closer to collapse. --- "EVE!" Evelyn pounded desperately against the sealed blast door. "Open the door!" "Please!" The reinforced steel remained unmoving. A computerized voice responded coldly. Access Denied. Emergency Lockdown Active. Evelyn's hands trembled.

We knew because we could hear the commotion—alarms, shouting, the organized chaos of Cult warriors responding to an intruder. "He's drawing them away from the prison level," Aldric whispered. We were pressed against the outer wall, hidden in shadow. "Give us our window." "Then we use it," Kael said. "Move." We slipped through the breach Aldric had identified. A weak point in the wards where the stone had cracked over centuries. My Moonbane touch finished the job, dissolving what remained of the magical barriers. Inside, the fortress was in controlled chaos. Warriors rushing toward the main keep where Leighton had "surrendered." Perfect distraction.

A crown of soft holographic rays circled his head. “Are you ready?” a voice said in his earpiece. Tunde swallowed. “No.” “Good,” came the reply. “Only the ready ones sound dead.” The lights dimmed. The crowd hushed. And he began to sing. --- Citadel Border, Scan Zone The hauler slowed. Abigail tensed, peering through the vent. Checkpoint. Guards in black Citadel armor circled the hauler. One held a glowing scanner that swept the sides of the vehicle.

he asked. “No,” Matheus answered. “At least, not as far as we know. We’ve been very careful to construct this fortress to be as impenetrable as possible should the time come that Ramon would learn of this location. There is only one way in or out, and that is over the cliffside that forms a bridge between the plateau and the surrounding mountains. The walls around the Citadel are guarded at all times, and the plateau is completely unscalable. I believe it may be our only hope to fight back a massive Domineer attack if it should ever come.”

Only then did I realize that it was locked! I panicked and kicked it as hard as I could. When I saw it loosening, I continued in a frenzy. At that moment, intense pain shot through me from my scalp. Then, the world spun around me. Someone threw me onto the floor before I even realized what was happening. A leather shoe connected with my head. This was followed by countless punches and kicks. I hurt everywhere, and I cried out in pain as I tried to shield my head. Amid the chaos, I heard someone bark, "We at Elder Corporation have countless ways to deal with defiant women like you. You're dead meat for daring to attack Ray!"