I stood in the middle of the room with my hands feeling the ache of being drugged into the walls. Axle was staring at the hole I just put in the wall. His face was an open book of disbelief, his hand pressed against his chest, where the impact of Damian’s punch still lingered. The same punch that had put him in a coma for days, leaving him broken in ways that weren’t just physical.I wiped my hand across my face, trying to clear the storm in my mind. I couldn’t afford to lose any more people. I couldn’t afford to lose this war before it even began." There are things you don't know off, Axle. We need to do this not only for ourselves but for the world." " The best thing to do sometimes is when things are like the way they are is to walk away." Axle said faintly making me even pissed."You think you can just leave?" I finally spoke, my voice low but heavy with intensity. "You think running away is going to fix everything?"Axle took a slow, steady breath, his chest rising and falling

Dully’s POV The room was quiet, too quiet, like the air itself was holding its breath. I sat motionless on the couch, staring at the ground. I knew it would we hard for Aria to process everything that I had just said. I could still feel it—Damain’s hands around my throat, the metallic tang of blood in my mouth, the numbness crawling up my spine before everything had gone dark. It was death. Cold, absolute death. I felt it was happening all over again each timebinhut my eyes. Like I was reliving the moment again. Death. And then the System. "I don't even know what I am anymore, Aria," I finally said, breaking the silence. My voice was raspy, weighed down by truths I hadn't fully accepted myself. "Maybe I was brought back to make things right. Or maybe I'm just another pawn, part of something much bigger… something I can't see yet." Aria had stopped pacing. She stood by the window, arms folded across her chest, her silhouette outlined by the soft dusk filtering through the blin

Federick's POV Revenge. Hatred. Blood. Everything was getting to me at once, and Damain was at the center of it all. The thought of getting to see Georgia's father never crossed my mind. Taking down the dark system was the only thing on my mind, and of course, I now had Dully by my side. I was seated under the sycamore tree when I looked up to see Georgia walking towards me. A smile was visibly plastered over my face. I haven't seen her in days. "Don't you miss me?" She said playfully as she kissed me softly on the lips. "And why would you say that?" I said, smiling. "You tell me." No calls, no text messages, and you really miss me?" Georgia said, stealing a quick glance at me. "I am sorry about that, but there was something I needed to take care of." "Damian, right?" Georgia asked, and I nodded. I looked at her, and for a moment I pondered if I should talk to her about the system or not. "You look like you have something on your mind." Care to share?"

FEDERICK'S POV I knew Dully was my jackpot. I was not sure if it was going to be a surprise to Damain but I definitely knew the studies were going to be hit to the core. " Wait?" " What the hell just happened?" " Are they twin?" One of the students said out loud. " I can't believe this. They look almost identical." Another said " That is because they are a twin dummy." Damian looled at me and back at Dully who was walking into the feild majestically. " I am sure you must be delighted to rekindled old love with your brother." I said with sacarcsm. " Do you think I was going to challenge you without a backup plan? Do you think I am going to say yes to all your demands?" " I saw him died." Damain said frantically. I knew he was stunned but not too surprised. " Do you think you can take on your brother, Damian?" I said with a smirk on my face. " How come? I saw you die." Damain said walking to meet Dulky across the field. Georgia rushed towards me clinging me

Dully's POV I could see the rage in his eyes. The anger, and I knew it wasn't Damain anymore. The system was slowly taking hold of him. This was bigger than I had thought. Even the school authorities cannot do anything to stop him or any of us now. It was left to me and Fred to make sure Damian stopped. But the question I kept asking myself was, what do I need to do to stop him? Was killing him the only way? The dean looked at both of us and laughed. "You know, your father never told me you were a twin, Damian." Was this the plan all along? To make you both disrupt the school's progress? Ever since you got in here, it has been one problem upon another." "And you collected our money. He made it worthwhile for you, didn't he?" "Damian said, flashing a set of white teeth at the Dean. "You can either let us go, or I am going to do far more than we did across the field." "Is that a threat, little boy?" The dean said in anger. Damian stood up gently, his gaze locked on the dean, who