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Without answering, she pulled out her phone again and hurriedly searched. Her eyes scanned the screen. Scrolling. Faster. Then— She froze. Her face turned pale. Every result said the same thing. Warnings. Threads. Reports. "Do not trust "Undead – Assassin for Hire." It's a scam." Again. And again. Fake. Fraud. Trap. Danica felt her stomach churn. 'I've been scammed…' She almost coughed blood from the shock. How could she be this stupid? She didn't even verify. Didn't check legitimacy.

Talk about a hangover and emotional mess. “Actually, I had a long night." “Yeah, sorry," he muttered, “speaking of which, you did a great job last night." I blinked, "I did?” “That's why I called, Aurora! You need to see this. I ran the proxy device scans from your tablet from last night. We got a match on one of the VIP signals. It was heavily encrypted with firewalls but well, let's just say we're more pro. We found out he’s a lieutenant from the Obsidian pack but he's also linked to Cartel De Imperio. He’s registered to some manufacturing company near the northern border.”*

These beasts never attacked immortals I guess, they tried to attack them since they see the immortals as a threat in Eleftheria. If I'm thinking correctly, this is the first line of defense. The magical beasts and monsters here are protecting something...something that immortals need. The relic! Now I understand better. We are on the right track, the closer they will get, the harder it will be. I took my eyes off that and looked ahead. I bent down suddenly because of the branches that almost hit my face. Sushi is doing very dangerous things, but I can understand why he avoids dead bodies on the chin. He's a beast as well and he's not comfortable with it. That's just human, it's uncomfortable

SKYLER I quickly started the d******d. However, the d******d isn’t very big, and it isn’t long before it is pinging at me again to say that it had finished. As soon as I heard the ping, I disconnected from the internet, still just that little paranoid about them finding me again. I don’t wait this time as I open the file. There wasn’t much in it, all it said was, ‘ATTENTION ALL SECTORS Clean sweep has been postponed.

"Check for anomalies. I want a full-spectrum deep scan the moment that file hits the drive. I don't care how secure the connection is; Moreno is a ghost. Ghosts don't just hand over their secrets unless they're planning to haunt you." "Already programmed, sir," Marcus replied. "We have the quarantine protocols engaged. If there's a signature, a trace, or a payload, the system will cut the link before it touches our primary architecture." I walked to the window. Outside, the pre-dawn sky was beginning to bleed into a bruised, purple gray. My thoughts were a thousand miles away, inside the walls of that villa, picturing Catrina. I could see her—the way she moved, the way she forced herself to

Patrick, Alexander, and Amber exchanged puzzled glances, anticipating what Susanne could possibly produce to convince them. "Ever heard of ‘seeing is believing’? This little vial contains something you've probably never laid eyes on," Susanne announced, producing a small vial from her backpack. "What's inside?" Alexander inquired, intrigued. "It's called Immortal Water, crafted by the Trio Alliance Club. Supposedly, one drop per day rejuvenates you, making you feel young again," Susanne explained, proudly displaying the vial.

“Just do the scan.” Five minutes later, the guy looked up, pale. “Your microphone’s been live for at least three nights. There’s a loop in the system that tricks you into thinking it’s off, but it’s not. And someone cloned your SIM. That’s not cheap.” Luca swallowed hard. “Can you tell me where it came from?” The tech hesitated. “Not exactly, but… the way it’s built? Military-grade. Or someone very rich.” Back home, Luca didn’t tell Mira.

"The question is when they figured it out. How long have they been playing us?" "Does it matter?" Rose snapped. "Our plan is ruined. If we try to exploit this fake vulnerability during the launch ceremony, we'll walk straight into a trap." Herod didn't answer immediately. His fingers moved rapidly across the keyboard, running a specialized scanning program over Walsh's files. The program was designed to detect hidden code, embedded tracking software, digital fingerprints, anything that might reveal the true nature of the data. The scan completed. Results appeared on screen. Herod's blood ran cold.

"Yes Nicholas, is everything alright with mom? Are you getting her ready to get on a plane to here?" "Yes Sims, she's doing alright and is ready as soon as Luc gets here. No, I'm calling because Alpha Mihaita Lupu of the black shadow pack wants to talk to you." "Alright I'll get a hold of him as soon as I can." "Thanks, Simion. Oh yeah, Luc called me as he got on the plane and told me that you finally found your mate. Is it true Sims?" "Yes, brother and her name is Kora. I have you on speaker with her."

Sage asked with concern. He wiped a muddy tendril of hair from her face, and ran his thumb along the tear tracks on her cheeks. Scarlet wanted more than anything in the world for Sage to tend to her wounds, fix her broken wrist, clean the mud from her hair and skin. But there was no time. “Listen to me,” Scarlet said, pulling away from his tender affection. “We don’t have much time.” She fumbled in her pocket for the vial. “This is a drop of immortality,” she added hurriedly. “If you take it it will buy you enough time to come to the vampire city with me.”