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As it was said, the security in the entrance wasn’t that much strict, Rat just needed to step in with Moss and Blanche would step on the other side, so that when the alarm set unidentified, Moss would get the attention of those authorities who rushed in and they’ll not give attention to Rat that much or to Blanche. Blanche breathed when she step on the entrance door at the same time she heard the alarm for an intruder and lights flashing red on the other entrance and she exhaled sharply when she finally entered and Rat too… “Whoah, woah! It’s just me! Are you trying to say this thing forgot the huge old man and your senior?! That’s rude!” Just like that, step one’s checked.

By the time I get it halfway on, I’m sweating like I’ve run a marathon. I slump back into the wheelchair, chest heaving, frustration burning in my gut. Defeat. Again. No. Not defeat. Not today. I rub a hand over my face, force the tightness in my chest to ease. Maybe if I distract myself, it’ll help. A movie. Anything but this silence. Anything but this room that feels more and more like a cage. I scroll through the library of titles, the colours flashing past too quickly to matter. Horror, maybe? Something sharp enough to jolt me out of this fog. I don’t even bother reading the description—I just hit play.

“What the hell?“ I mutter angrily, dragging my hand away from hers. “You better explain to me what the hell is going on. Or I unlock that door and find out myself.“ I demand in one breath, glaring straight at her. She must have noticed the seriousness in my tone because her eyes widened in surprise and she nods frantically. “Intruders.“ She begins. “Intruders are in the territory. I don't know why but they are now in the pack house. I rushed here immediately after being instructed by Alpha Stark to keep you safe. I must keep you safe. They shouldn't—”She rambles continuously but then the sharp sound of a girl's scream had us both jumping away from the window side. Almost immediately, a figur

Scorpio continued to say, "But there is a strange point. This time, the other party only attacked the monitoring system, and also closed the monitoring of the administration building and the outside. I suspect that the other party may be two groups of people, one responsible for the surface attack, to draw our attention, but in fact, it is to provide opportunities for another person who infiltrated the inside." Fremingo frowned at the back of the screen. The crow had not appeared for some time since the last escape. It reappeared after two months. It happened to be the auction again today. There were many people mixed up. If the other party wanted to get in, it was not impossible. Just tonig

What’s next, bookcase leads to a secret passageway? My heart is thumping as I move the carpet away. I’m living in a movie.

"They didn't steal data. They didn't plant a virus. They just... looked. For six milliseconds, someone was inside the camera feed of Ivy’s bedroom." Arthur stood up, the scotch splashing onto the mahogany desk. "Impossible. That grid is air-gapped. Not even the Owners can reach it without my authorization." "Unless," Julian said, his voice dropping into a register of grim realization, "the intruder isn't using a computer. Unless they’re using a Resonance bridge. If Dante survived, and if he’s close enough..." Arthur slammed his fist onto the desk. "I want every motion sensor within a five-mile radius active. I want the 'Purge' protocol on standby. If he’s here, he’s not coming for the girl.

We weren’t alone. The intruder was here. Watching. Waiting. Another growl—this one unforgettable, chilling, and far too close.

“You matter more than you realize.” The door opened again—this time one of Dante’s top security advisors walked in. “Sir, we analyzed the footage. There’s something else you need to see.” He handed Dante a small drive. Oliver, the tech expert, inserted it into the console. A new clip appeared on the screen. Amara’s heart hammered. It was the intruder again—but this time, the figure turned fully toward the camera and lifted a small card in their gloved hand. A printed message.

MALCOLM It’s been 3 hours since I was sentenced to a fate that didn’t suit the nature of my crime. It’s been 3 hours since I was dragged out of the courtroom as though I were nothing but a common criminal. It’s been 3 hours since my life came crashing down before my eyes. 3 hours and yet I’m still wearing a hood over my head while walking to a destination that only the goddess knows off.

“Director Kennerly, would you explain to everyone what happened?” I nodded and took a breath. “Most of you are likely unaware that someone has broken into our office multiple times over the past few weeks. Three incidents, to be exact. And not once did our security detect him. We still don’t know what kind of technology he used to get past our defenses, but we suspect he attempted to install devices in the server room.” Murmurs swept through the room. I held my ground. “For days, my team combed through every log, every trace. And today, we confirmed it the intruder, or someone working with him, managed to breach our system.”