All Chapters of Mutated System : Rise Of The Alpha: Chapter 51
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The Mechanic's
The matte black tactical vehicle roared as it sliced through the thickening snow. Behind the wheel, Liana gripped the steering wheel tight, her eyes locked on the mountain path that was starting to turn into crumbling asphalt as they headed toward the city center. Beside her, Nathan sat quietly, staring at a small holographic display projected from the dashboard—a direct link from Giselle back at the base."Liana, Nathan, you’re hitting the red zone in ten minutes," Giselle’s voice crackled through the car speakers. "I’ve stabilized the frequency for that mechanic. His name’s Arman. He’s still there, hiding under some tank wreckage."Liana glanced at Nathan for a second before turning back to the road. Seeing Nathan’s face back to normal made her feel a little more comfortable opening up."Nathan," Liana called out softly."Yeah?""Do you think... I could ever get powers like Anna’s?" Liana asked. Her tone was stuck somewhere between doubt and hope. "I mean, the world is getting
A New Member
The first explosion slammed into the building across from the workshop, a violent jolt that sent dust raining down from the ceiling. Nathan stepped forward, cutting through the tension between Liana and Arman with a voice that brooked no argument. "Hold the reunion. We’ve got less than two minutes before this place turns to ash!" Nathan barked. He grabbed Arman’s jacket collar and hauled him to his feet. "Come with us if you want to live!" Liana let out a sharp scoff, turning away with her emotions boiling over, but she kept her rifle leveled toward the exit. They sprinted through the swirling smoke, diving into the tactical vehicle just as a second missile leveled the back of the workshop. The tires screeched as Liana floored it, leaving behind an execution zone that was now a sea of fire. The atmosphere inside the car was even hotter than the blast outside. Liana gripped the wheel so hard her knuckles turned white, her eyes locked on the road, refusing to even glance at the
Next Step : The Hive
Alice’s base was finally starting to feel like a real home. The clanging of Arman’s hammer and the hiss of his welding torch echoed through every corridor. The mechanic moved like a pro, climbing massive pipes and rerouting tangled wires with a level of skill that everyone—even Liana, despite her constant side-eye—had to respect.That afternoon, Liana was cleaning her rifle barrel in the common room when Arman dropped down from the ceiling, covered in dust and smeared with black oil."Can you hand me that number twelve wrench under your foot?" Arman asked, wiping sweat with his sleeve.Liana glanced at the wrench, then gave it a lazy kick toward him without looking up. "Get it yourself. I’m not your assistant."Arman sighed, picking up the wrench with a grimace. "Still as prickly as ever, huh. Remember when we first moved in together? You almost threw a blender at my head because I wired the outlet wrong."Liana stopped scrubbing her gun. Her face flushed, caught somewhere betwee
The Virtual Drill
"Projection ready. Arman, feed in the architectural details," Nathan ordered flatly. Arman typed furiously on his tactical tablet. "Got it, Nathan. Mapping Sector C ventilation. It’s the tightest route but has the fewest sensors. Anna, Liana, get ready. It's gonna feel like climbing through an industrial oven in there." The holographic projection solidified, creating phantom walls that looked incredibly real. Anna and Liana were already in full tactical gear. Anna gripped her new vibration blade, while Liana slung the energy rifle Richard had finished. "Go!" Nathan called out. Liana lunged toward a holographic vent hanging in mid-air. She was agile, but the second her boot caught the edge, Arman’s voice boomed from the sidelines. "Liana, watch out! Don't put your weight on the right side; there’s a steam pressure valve there that leaks easily. Slow and steady, no need to rush!" Liana groaned, caught in an awkward position. "Arman, it’s a simulation! The steam isn't g
The Vertical Siege
"Positions! Now!" Nathan yelled. His eyes glowed a sharp silver, and the circuits at his temples lit up blue as he entered full sync mode with the base's defense system.Giselle rushed to the main terminal, her fingers moving like lightning. "Nathan, they’ve breached sectors B-4 and C-1! There are hundreds of them!""Anna, hold the center corridor! Liana, get down to the engine room, Arman’s trapped!" Nathan barked, raising both hands. Instantly, automated machine guns embedded in the ceiling began to spin and spit lead, controlled directly by his mind.CRASH!The living room ceiling caved in. A mutant with pitch-black skin and glowing red eyes leaped down. It didn't move like a sluggish zombie anymore; it moved with a speed that was almost a blur. One mutant lunged at Nathan, but with a calm flick, Nathan caught the creature’s throat and crushed it with a single surge of kinetic energy.System, activate the repulsion field in the lab sector! Nathan commanded internally. His con
The Sacrifice Play
The base was falling apart. Huge chunks of concrete rained down, filling the hall with dust and jagged stone. Outside, the terrifying whistle of military bombers came in waves, followed by blasts that made the earth heave like an earthquake."Everyone, to the underground hangar! Now!" Nathan roared. His voice was raspy, breaking through the static interference of his internal systems.Nathan stood in the center of the main hall, arms raised, projecting solid pillars of silver light. He was single-handedly holding up dozens of tons of concrete that threatened to crush their only escape route. The veins in his neck bulged, and silver fluid began to seep from his pores—a sign that his Bio-Zero body had pushed past its absolute breaking point."Nathan, you can't hold this! The kinetic pressure is going to fry your neural core!" Giselle screamed, clutching her laptop to her chest."Go, Giselle! Get Richard out!" Nathan barked through gritted teeth. "I’ll... I’ll hold it until you’re th
Ghost Protocol
The tactical jet sputtered, its right engine spitting sparks before finally cutting out. Giselle struggled to keep the nose up in the middle of a blinding blizzard. Below them, the pine forest was a jagged white sea that seemed to go on forever."We’re not gonna make it to the outskirts," Giselle yelled. "I have to put it down now before the fuel tank blows!"The impact was brutal. The jet plowed through the trees, snapping massive branches like toothpicks before finally coming to a halt with its nose buried in a snowdrift. For a moment, there was nothing but silence and the hiss of hot steam."Everyone out! Grab whatever you can carry!" Anna ordered, kicking the cargo door open.Liana and Arman quickly hoisted the unconscious Nathan. His body felt like a heavy slab of metal; the unstable Bio-Zero energy made him feel twice as heavy as a normal person."Wait," Giselle said, splashing the last of their backup fuel across the cabin. "If they find this wreck intact, they’ll know we
The Black Market Surgeon
"You sure this is gonna work, Doc?" Arman asked. Aris turned, wiping sweat with a grimy rag. "The Bio-Zero system isn't purely organic, Arman. The core is frozen from the overload. The only way is a forced jumpstart to his kinetic center. We need a raw electrical shock, not some filtered current.""But this generator is a piece of junk!" Arman shouted, his eyes glued to the analog needle jumping wildly. "If the voltage spikes even a hair into the red, his brain is toast!""Then don't let it spike," Aris replied coldly. "Use your mechanic's instinct. Feel the machine's vibration. If the needle drops, Nathan dies in his sleep. If it goes too high, he blows up from the inside."Outside the rusted iron door, the sound of shouting and heavy thuds began to echo. Liana stood there with her energy rifle, the battery indicator blinking low. Anna was beside her, gripping a dagger with a lethal stare."They're back," Anna whispered."How many?" Liana asked without turning."Twenty. Mayb
The Iron Highway
The old train tracks on the outskirts of Dead City vibrated violently. From the distance, the single spotlight of a military logistics train sliced through the blizzard, casting a cold, white glare. The train was a steel monster hundreds of meters long, hauling weapon supplies toward the central sector of The Hive."That’s our target! It’s hitting a hundred and twenty kph. We have to jump from this cliff exactly when the cargo cars pass!" Arman shouted, adjusting his tactical goggles.Nathan stood at the edge of the cliff, his eyes flickering silver before fading back to a pale gray. "My system is still unstable, Arman. I can’t guarantee a smooth landing for you guys.""Don’t worry about us, Nathan. Just do your part!" Liana prepared herself, tightening her rifle strap.As the locomotive roared beneath them, Nathan reached out. A silver gravitational wave pulsed, though it flickered for a second before finally pulling them all down. They landed with a heavy thud on the roof of a s
The Trojan Horse
The logistics train slowed down as it entered a massive concrete tunnel—the gateway to The Hive. The ear-piercing screech of metal against the rails echoed off the tunnel walls. Arman checked the control panel on a dark gray steel container marked with a silver military logo. "This is it. Container 402. It’s carrying backup power cores for the Ares units," Arman whispered, his breath hitching. "If we hop off at the outer depot, we have to fight through three layers of security. But this container? They’ll deliver it straight to the heart of the underground labs." Nathan stared at the tightly sealed steel door. "Are there sensors inside?" Arman nodded quickly. "Automatic biometric scanners. Once the door locks, the sensors look for a heartbeat or human body heat. If it pings, the container gets flooded with nerve gas instantly." "I can handle it," Nathan said. He stepped into the cramped space, which was filled with giant, low-hissing battery racks. "I’ll shroud this room in a