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The fortress loomed ahead, monstrous in silhouette. “I go in alone,” Alma said. “Are you insane?” Selene barked. “Yes,” Alma replied. “And that’s why I’ll win.” They parked behind a thicket of rock. Alma loaded her pistol, slipped the USB with the Red Eden formula into her jacket, and vanished into the storm. The Confrontation She entered through the old service tunnel, dodging patrols, slipping past biometric scans with a hacked glove. The deeper she moved into the belly of the fortress, the colder the air grew. A hum of machines buzzed beneath her feet.

“To keep intruders out.” “Or to keep something in,” Mike added, his tone grim. Before we could speculate further, a distant sound caught my attention. Chanting. It was faint but growing louder, the words foreign and haunting. “They’re starting the ritual,” I said urgently. Mike nodded. “Then we don’t have time to waste. We moved quickly, bypassing the wards with Jessica’s skillful guidance. As we approached the main gate, we were met with resistance—rogues and witches pouring out of the fortress like a swarm.

James looked back at Gregory, "Old man, come on! Do you think you still have a choice?" "Why don't I have any? You asked me about the key, which means you still haven't found a way to open the door. Right?" Gregory then laughed mockingly. James still looked calm, "You're right. We can break into the core area quite easily. Aah ... what did you say earlier? Security here is very tight, right?" James laughed dismissively, "If I had known the security here was so easy to break through, I wouldn't have bothered sending our best soldiers to this damn competition."

"Someone from high in the chain told me to get you and them and to deal with the infestation. You guys are like crumb snatching roaches." "Miller, you got in bed with an angel in disguise. She sold you up the stream for her position and you're not the only one." I felt his boot travel to my Adam's apple. I stilled knowing this combat soldier could crush my trachea instantly. 'Play it cool Reece, you've got a son.' I thought to myself, the extracurricular activities didn't have to end with me being killed off. Keeping my left hand, which is my dominant hand flat on the ground, I grabbed his ankle with my right hand.

“She’s safe. If we had arrived a minute late, he might have escaped.” He states, stepping aside for me as I made a beeline down my hallway that was now littered with a few dead bodies. Some of them I don't recognize as my men, laid amongst the bodies. I'm sure the courtyard would have a few litters as well. To think they were able to disable my security alarm and quietly take out my men, only someone with inside information on how the system works would be able to do so and all my men were trained on that, not because I wanted that sort of information to be broadly shared, I had a lot of enemies that would kill to break into my fortress—one of which is Romano—but incase of an emergency.

She tried to push the gate, but there was no luck in getting it open. Maybe I should place my palm there and see if it'll work. She walked over to the scanner and placed her palm, but it only showed her a big red X after few seconds. Tiredness weighed her down so she decided to press her back on the gate and slide to the floor with her knees drawn to her chest. After some minutes, she sank her head in between her knees and wished she had asked Tristan to stay a little longer with her. Suddenly, a voice made her soul to almost run out of her body by asking, "What are you doing here?"

There are lots of odds to this plan, like the fact that the fortress is built with top-notch security. In my three weeks of confinement, I had come to know that the entire fortress was woven in a way that gave Salvador control over everything and every being within it. But I had come to know something else too…the entire security system was controlled in that room. The room where we watched Kilan's fingers get amputated. There was a larger monitor glued to the wall with a map of the place displaying in it and a keyboard. I wasnt sure it was really the security controller, I had to trust my gut.

Emily stood there breathing hard, looking at three unconscious men like she couldn't believe what she'd just done. "Move," I whispered at the screen. "Seventy-three minutes left." She grabbed a weapon from one of the guards, smart and continued down the corridor. Third checkpoint: the failsafe control room itself. Heavily reinforced door, biometric lock I couldn't override, and four guards stationed outside. This was going to be harder. Iactivated the speaker in the corridor."Emily, stop. Four guards ahead. You can't take them

Gloria leaned into him, whispering, “This is kind of hot. Is this foreplay for tech nerds?” Alister winked. “Oh baby, you have no idea.” My dad spoke. “You’re not seriously going to—” “Jeremiah built a fortress." I interrupted. "Good. But even fortresses have weak spots. You just have to know where to look.” Henry looked intrigued. “You really think you can get in?”

We announced our presence and just like Johnatan said he used his badge for an easier entry and without awkward questions. On every side of the unit was a vast, dark forest. This fortress was strategically placed. If you weren't familiar with the roads around here, you could hardly get here. We were almost in the same situation and only by asking we could get here. The guards were everywhere and they all gave us fleeting and harsh glances but I could also add curious ones. I couldn't even tell if I was recognized or not and to be honest, I wasn't even interested in how advanced things were.