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But I was desperate, and he was my only real lead. I found a department directory and a work email: bryan.jones@narcotics.gov.city. I sent him a short, direct message. Subject: Urgent. Are you still investigating the Michael case? I think I’m being followed. We need to meet, somewhere quiet. -K I didn’t expect a response that night. But fifteen minutes later, a reply popped up. From: bryan.jones@narcotics.gov.city Who are you and what exactly are you claiming?

he stated with a smile. Inside turned into a sketchbook, its pages clean and ready to be filled. “I figured you can use a clean start,” he stated. I smiled, feeling a warm temperature I hadn’t felt in an extended time. “Thank you, Ethan.” Just as Ethan turned approximately to leave, my telecel smartphone buzzed with a notification. It turned into an email from an unknown sender. Subject: “You’re now no longer achieved yet.” “Anita, There’s nevertheless one piece of the puzzle you’re missing. Meet me on the Old Harbor day after today at nighttime in case you need the complete fact .”

To the right person, it meant I see you. The second message went to a former board member’s private relay. The third to a legal consultant who had quietly resigned three years ago and never explained why. Each message followed the same structure: innocuous on the surface, precise underneath. Dates phrased as metaphors. Locations disguised as anecdotes. Questions that sounded rhetorical unless you knew they were asking for help. I sent seven messages in total. By the time the replies started coming in, my chest felt tight. The first response arrived twelve minutes later.

Within seconds, my smile fades as an automated response arrives. “Re: Your Inquiry Hello, Thank you for reaching out! I have received your email and will get back to you as soon as possible. Best regards, Maron Korolev CEO - Global Media.” … What the hell? I frown and check the address I sent the email to: “m.korolev@globalmedia.com”. The address should have been “m.korolev@g***l.com”. My eyes suddenly widen as the realization hits me like a shockwave.

Something that belonged to the women inside the machine, not the man trying to dismantle it from outside. Two days passed. Nothing. I checked the encrypted account every few hours, refreshing the inbox and finding it empty each time. I started to wonder if the messages had gone to dead accounts. If Mei's email was defunct. If Hana was too afraid to open messages from strangers. If Sofia Petrov had dismissed me as a conspiracy theorist. On the third day, at 11:47 PM, a response appeared in the inbox. From Hana Azari. The subject line was blank. The message was four sentences long.

By the Goddess. My breath hitching and it’s all I can do to keep from screaming. Yelling. My heart racing by what it was I was seeing. My eyes finally spotting the email we’d all been waiting for now sitting within my mailbox. With nervous fingers, I finally move to open the letter. To see if they’ve denied or accepted our request for help. Dear Alpha Jake, Please allow us to formally apologize for not getting back to you sooner. Had we known you were in trouble I would have spoken to you sooner.

Nothing useful. Then, slowly, the tone shifted. One contact in Geneva paused longer than usual before replying. Another in Istanbul asked a question in return instead of answering. A third, based somewhere in Eastern Europe, refused to speak on an unsecured line. That was when Emerson knew he was no longer chasing a ghost. Late one evening, sitting alone in his study, he finally received a message that mattered. It was brief, encrypted, and direct. ‘She reached out before she died.’ Emerson leaned forward, pulse steady but alert.

Early in the morning, Eithan saw someone dropping an envelope into their mailbox. While rubbing the morning glory off of his eyes, he strode towards it and checked the letter deposited there. His drowsy eyes widened when he saw the name, actually names, written at the back. From: Misty To: Eithan A frown immediately appeared on his face as he stared at the sky blue envelope in his hand. 'Because I blocked her in social media and text messenger, she mailed it?'

“It’s blocked. No way to trace it.” Leo grabbed his phone and dialed Ethan. After a few rings, a groggy voice answered, “Do you have any idea what time it is?” Leo didn’t waste time. “We have a problem.” Ethan was instantly awake. “What kind of problem?” Leo handed the phone to Isabella, letting her explain. “We just got a message,” she said, forcing her voice to remain calm. “It was signed ‘M.’” Silence. Then— “…Please tell me you’re joking.”

Both of them looked pleasantly surprised. As soon as they landed, Caspian tried to contact the others with his messenger, but no one responded. At that time, Caspian thought that in this mysterious ghost city, messenger had lost its effect. Now it seemed that it was not because messenger had lost its effect, but because it was affected by the oracle. Now that the oracle had been destroyed, messenger could be used again. Messenger was sent by Lady Maisie. Through the information on it, Caspian knew that Lady Maisie, Xander Faris, Solana Gibson and Renee Pine were together.