The Last Signal
The first wave convulsed, twisting unnaturally, but instead of dispersing, they stabilized—absorbing the pulse.
Her stomach dropped. “They’ve adapted again.”
The shadows surged forward. Nolan swung a length of pipe he’d pulled from the trunk, knocking one aside. It dissolved, only to reform behind him. Lira slashed her blade through another, cutting it into ribbons of smoke that quickly reassembled.
Emma gritted her teeth, adjusting the device’s settings manually. The hum shifted, climbing to a higher pitch. She aimed it at the nearest transformer, flooding it with the altered frequency. The machine shook violently, lights bursting in a cascade of sparks.
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