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Shadow shrugged her shoulders wittily. “Cool, cool, cool.” Ibrahim repetitively bobbed his head. All eyes fixated on the same place. The Abandon Estate. That was where Julian was currently located. The estate was not massive and looked abandoned. There’s a ghost story surrounding the place resulting in the citizens paying no heed to find the truth. Someone had literally died when they tried to discover the whole truth. The dead were cut into 16 pieces, put into a black plastic bag, and thrown literally outside the estate.

TERRAX POV The word has spread across the allied planets. Zor of Makskin is dead. Her father is being tried for treason, and Krystal of Earth...a female human, has earned the rank of gold. I glance at Fiadh's tranquil face again before taking another gulp of sukku. I hate this stuff, but it has helped me today. Between Fiadh's confession of abuse and Krystal's kidnapping, my nerves are fried. I couldn't close my eyes if I wanted to. I have too much to think about...too much to plan.

He asked. Allowing Fenryn to lead the way up the ledges that littered the side of the chasm's side, Lynnette said, “there's an abandoned mausoleum not far from here. The dead started to move after the earthquake, though luckily the place is mostly closed up, so none could get out.” Fenryn pulled her up onto the next ledge as he listened to her tale. “And there was an entrance there?” He asked.

Arthur frowned and had a puzzled look on his face. Skye had been unhappy about how attentive Arthur was from the start. With a frown, she warily asked, “You guys have no idea about our Nine Armies? How can you guys know nothing about the Nine Armies when you’re searching for precious items here? On top of that, you mentioned entering from some other place?” As she thought about it, a surprised expression appeared on her face as she muttered, “Are… Are you guys from the abandoned world?” “The abandoned world? What does that mean?” Some of the members of the Cabello family had stunned expressions on their faces.

No. "The problem is not with them," I replied. "But it's someone like them." Lydia's gaze sharpened. “Another descendant?” Slowly I nodded my head. “Or worse... an evil one.” "What's your agenda?" Alpha Tristan inquired. I didn't hesitate. We search for her before they do. The search took weeks. The bloody magic and corrupted rituals were present in the abandoned lands of the Blood Crest after Myra's fall. The villagers were gone. Only whispers remained.

“But we can find anomalies in the wild. The abandoned districts have dozens of unmanaged manifestations. No oversight, no observers. We can run our tests without interference.” It was dangerous. The abandoned districts were called abandoned for a reason—they were overrun with anomalies, structurally unstable, and patrolled sporadically by Hunter teams looking to make easy credits on low-level eliminations. But they were also off the grid, which made them perfect for our purposes. “We’ll need supplies,” Amon said. “Medical equipment, monitoring tools, more ammunition.” “I have contacts in the black market,” Fabian offered. “People who don’t ask questions as long as the credits are good.”

“It’s clear. Move quietly.” We stepped into a dim passage lined with dusty equipment. A row of old server racks hummed faintly, casting a faint white glow. The corridor beyond was silent — unnaturally so. “Layla,” I said softly, “this place… it feels wrong.” She nodded. “We’re getting close to the older sections. Parts of the facility they abandoned years ago.” “Why did they abandon them?” Layla hesitated. “Because of incidents. Experiments that didn’t go as planned.”

I looked over at her. "My mom came to find me. My dad's in the hospital. Chloe broke her leg. Derek's disappeared. She wants me to come home." Mia set down her spoon. "What are you thinking?" I wiped my eyes. "I don't want to go back. But it's eating at me anyway. They only ever remember I exist when they've got nowhere else to turn. I hate them — I really do — but the second I heard my dad was in the hospital, I couldn't help worrying anyway."

But the moment the clock struck midnight. While Julian was busy networking and celebrating at his child's birth banquet, he had suddenly begun to bleed from his eyes, nose, and ears. He collapsed in front of everyone. The curse had finally come for its due. In a single night, Miriam had fallen from heaven to hell.

I held the thin sheet in my hand and lifted my gaze toward Giselle's mother, who was still anxiously digging through her daughter's closet. In that moment, all the noise in the dorm seemed to vanish. All I could hear was the thud of my own heartbeat. So this… this was what they were really trying to run from. I raised the test report in my hand. "Um," I said. "I think… I might have just found out why they disappeared."