All Chapters of The Ghost Consigliere : Chapter 141
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CHAPTER 141: The Hourglass of the God
The silence inside the underground library felt heavier than the concrete slab above them.The giant monitor in front of Elias displayed the results of the emergency medical scan Sloane had just performed. On that screen, the brain scan image showed a glowing red area around the base of his skull, right where the Lazarus chip was embedded. That red area represented the biological brain cells undergoing the early stages of necrosis due to circuit heat.The medical prediction counter in the corner of the screen clinically calculated the remaining lifespan of Elias's brain: ESTIMATED TOTAL DAMAGE: 11 MONTHS, 14 DAYS.Less than a year.Sloane stood in front of the desk, her face tightening. The former paramedic slammed a stack of medical books next to her, sending them crashing to the floor. "I will find a way out. There has to be a way to install micro-cooling on that chip. Or we hack an international hospital server to look for nanotech that can coat your brain!"Kael Thorne sat on the
chapter 142: Meeting in the Midst of the Fog
Thick fog rolled slowly over the Old Steel Bridge crossing the Saint-Bastian River, swallowing the blinking, yellowish street lamps. The night air felt bitterly cold and damp, creating a chilling atmosphere in an area long abandoned by the townspeople. In the middle of that bridge, Special Agent Arthur Cross stood silently. The neat, suit-clad man held no weapon in his hands. His analytical eyes surveyed every movement of the shadows through the fog. Two hours ago, he had received a high-level encrypted message on his Interpol headquarters laptop. A calibration message that could only be sent by a top-tier hacker, asking him to come alone to this bridge if he wanted to obtain "answers" about the Ghost. The sound of heavy, dragging footsteps slowly broke the silence of the fog. Tap... sreek... tap. From behind the white curtain of the fog emerged the figure of a man in a dull leather jacket. His step was slightly limp, his right hand hidden inside his pocket, while his stern fac
CHAPTER 143: The Final Stage
The roar of dozens of armored SWAT vehicles sliced through the silence of the Eastern Sector Port. Red and blue strobe lights swept across the rusted container walls, casting long, dancing shadows amid the pattering rain.Special Agent Arthur Cross stepped out of his command SUV, wearing an Interpol ballistic vest. Behind him, three tactical squads consisting of thirty fully armed personnel fanned out, surrounding a giant old harbor warehouse that served as the focal point of Kael Thorne's radio signal tracking."Seal all exits. No one enters or leaves without my permission," Cross commanded firmly. He cocked his assault rifle and gave a hand signal. "Breach."BAM! CRACK!The warehouse's double iron doors were kicked inward using a hydraulic battering ram.The SWAT team surged inside, dispersing in a disciplined fan formation. Flashlight-mounted rifle barrels swept every dark, dust-and-medicine-scented corner of the room."Area secure. Clear!" the first SWAT squad leader reported.Cro
CHAPTER 144: Ash and Case Reports
Thick black smoke billowed upward, blending with the still-gray morning sky of Saint-Bastian. The ruins of the harbor warehouse were now merely a pile of melted steel debris and charred concrete.Three fire units sprayed thousands of liters of high-pressure water toward the remaining embers, creating a choking hiss of hot steam. Surrounding the area, wide yellow police tape stretched out. Dozens of Interpol Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) forensic officers moved carefully through the rubble, wearing full protective gear.Special Agent Arthur Cross stood silently at the edge of the perimeter line. His shirt was soiled with soot, his face stern and expressionless. He stared intently toward the center of the explosion, the spot where the stainless steel operating table used to be.A senior forensic expert walked toward Cross, carrying a metal evidence box and a stack of preliminary reports. The forensic expert's face was covered by a mask, but his eyes radiated clinical certainty."Preli