Novel & Cerita Invincible: Atom Eve Episode

“Eve, we need to move!” But Eve couldn’t. She was paralyzed. Not by fear, but by the truth burning in her veins. She had to stay. She had to fight. The traitor saw her hesitation and smirked. “Still naïve, I see.” He lifted a hand, and an unnatural wave of force exploded outward. The ruins groaned. Stones cracked. The ceiling began to collapse. Eve barely had time to react before Damien grabbed her, slinging her over his shoulder as if she weighed nothing.

I hacked the atoms in the air between us. I created a localized fusion reaction. The soldier didn't just die; it disintegrated. The flash of light was so bright it seared my retinas, leaving me blind in the dark. I fell to my knees, my lungs burning. The oxygen was gone. The water was rising. I felt a hand grab mine. It was cold, trembling, but familiar. "Ruby..." Nevan’s thought was a faint, broken signal. "The sub is... dying. We have to... transfer."

It was the look of a soldier who realizes the war is over, and he's the only one left on the battlefield. "He sees us," Atlas whispered in my ear, his breath hot against my neck. "Kiss me." "What?" I stiffened. "Kiss me," Atlas commanded, his grip on my waist tightening painfully. "Right now. Seal the deal, Tamine. Or Vance gets a call in the morning." I looked at Evans. He was still watching, paralyzed. I looked at Atlas. His eyes were hard, expecting obedience. I closed my eyes. I thought about the scholarship. I thought about the video. I thought about saving Evans from his father.

"NOVA-7. Blackout country." A fresh window just popped up. A live feed. A woman—bound in a white room. IVs in both her arms. Eyes open, gazing at nothing. But breathing. Asher fell to his knees. Damien was already pulling out cables. We cut to a safe line. We pull out all of Graves' hidden assets. And we find NOVA-7. The overhead lights flashed. Then went out. Gunfire. They dropped down. "Ambush!" Damien shouted.

she said trembling. “You won’t.” She closed her eyes. And when she opened them again, the glow was gone. “I remember the dream,” she said. “But now I know it’s not real.” Then she stood—so small, so brave—and walked to the console. She placed her hand on it. And said, “Goodbye.” --- The light burst outward in a silent wave. Every screen went black. The neural map vanished. The humming stopped. One by one, the Eve girls collapsed—alive, breathing, but disconnected.

### LUCAS' FLASHBACK ### "Lucas, I have something to tell you," Evan, Lucas' father, said. Lucas had just arrived from medical school and was greeted with his father's worried expression. In their mansion's study, Evan presented the facts to Lucas. He said, "Lily is in a serious situation. I have used all my resources to find out everything I can about the Alpha Vipers. This isn't much, but I had people investigate the families of its recruits and get this: once soldiers accept Alpha Vipers' 'quantum' level -"

he whispers, and I nod. Shit. They’re really here already. My heart starts hammering inside my rib cage, and I don’t know what to do with myself. I just stare into thin air, like I’m waiting for something to happen. Like a bomb. I wouldn’t be surprised if our Alpha wanted to kill us, and make sure no one knows the Iokua pack still exists. There must be a reason why no one knew, right? A loud crash comes from downstairs, and just a few short seconds later, both Azaire and Aiden are up the stairs, panting for air as they look at Alexander and I. They make their way up to us and engulfs is both in hugs.

The final payload—the encryption key—slammed into the Thorne server, clean and intact. Mission successful. Alistair Vance was crippled. We both slumped back in our chairs, the energy draining out of us. We had won. Julian turned to me, his eyes holding a look of savage respect I'd never seen before. "You are an anomaly, Evelyn," he whispered, reaching out to brush a stray strand of hair from my face. The touch was soft, possessive, and electric. "The timid assistant, the brilliant hacker, the devoted wife—which one are you?"

Eve turned to look at us. "I will never accept defeat. The scientist is dead, and if you kill me now, any hope for your children's recovery will vanish. If you go against me, I will make sure they die painfully," she threatened, and a chill ran through my spine as I gazed at her. The evil smirk on her face made it clear she meant every word. "How could you? How could you be so heartless?" Nicolas roared, filled with agony as he watched Eve. “And you… how fortunate you are to be discovering your true mother,” she remarked, and I could see Nicolas pale at her words, along with Silvo.

WARNING! THIS CHAPTER CONTAINS SOME VIOLENT SCENES. EVE'S POV:- TWELVE WEEKS LATER:- I heard a knock on my bedroom door. "Come in." I replied and the door opened. Ryan came in and bowed his head as always. "My mistress, we are ready to go. Tonight, you can perform the ritual. The area is cleared now." He informed me and I nodded my head. Bowing his head again in front of me, he stepped out of the room. I looked at myself in the mirror. I was missing Master Adrian. He was somehow my strength. Taking a deep breath, I nodded my head at myself and walked towards the door.