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The Void and the Light ​The white world of the Data Fortress shattered. ​Nora felt herself being pulled into a horizontal line of light—the "Final Sentence" of the manuscript. She saw Kael and Mia flickering in the distance, their data-packets being released from the archives as the system failed. ​But as they tumbled toward the exit—toward the "Real World" beyond the Author’s reach—a final, black screen appeared. ​It wasn't a Loading Screen. It wasn't a Delete Screen. ​It was a User Login. ​[NEW USER DETECTED: 'JULIAN_VANE_ORIGINAL_2024']

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One that none of them had expected. Unknown Access Detected. Nathan's smile disappeared. He looked at the screen again. A new user had just entered the Covenant Network. Using credentials... That belonged to Magnus Obiora himself.

“We need to talk about the system login on the night of the break-in.” Lucas blinked, confusion washing over his face. “Login?” he echoed, frowning. “You accessed the system an hour before someone broke in and stole the files,” Lena explained, her words slow and careful. “We need to understand why.” Lucas's eyes widened, and he sat back like he’d been slapped. “I... what? No, I didn’t...” He shook his head, rubbing his palms against his thighs. “I mean, I logged in, but I didn’t do anything wrong. I promise.”

Those were the plans we made. So , where he is? My heart’s beating pretty fast as we make our way inside. Anthony’s face is full of determination. The first thing we do is grab my laptop from the kitchen and then he asks me to log in. I pray it’s all a misunderstanding. I’m pretty sure it is one. Wrong. “What do they mean?” I ask as I press the enter button. On the screen, it says that the account no longer exists. I look over at Anthony and a dark look flashes across his eyes. He meets my gaze and says nothing.

Really not in the mood. I went inside the comfort room and took a bath. After that, I lay down on my bed. I feel like my body is too tired or maybe I was just stressed because of the things that are happening to me right now. I actually tried to open my account earlier but I can't log in. I think someone really hacked it. Since I can't open it, I logged into my second account and what greets me is the news and it was all about me and with that Axis guy. It was full of random comments. And it's really stressing the hell out of me! Because of that, I fell asleep.

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If I looked at him, I might lose the fragile control I was clinging to. I opened my laptop. The familiar login screen bloomed to life, stark and clinical against the dark. My fingers hovered over the keyboard for a long moment, hesitation coiling tight in my chest. Once I did this, there was no going back. I logged in. The Norway Group’s encrypted servers unfolded layer by layer, security protocols peeling away under my credentials like doors opening in succession. From biometric verification to secondary authentication. A silent confirmation pulse ran through the system. Somewhere in Singapore, an automated alert would flag my access.

My pulse quickened, Matthew connected the drive to one of the secure computers, the monitor flickered. A login screen appeared, no company logo, no file names, only a single username, Evelyn Raphael. My mother’s name, I stopped breathing. A password box blinked beneath it, waiting for me.