All Chapters of The Last Cole: Heir To Justice : Chapter 301
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CHAPTER 301: THE PIT AND THE WIRE
Wind screamed up the three-hundred-foot shaft as Marcus and I plummeted through the pitch-black void of the launch silo.The roaring air tore at my visor, but my left hand stayed locked onto Marcus’s tactical collar. In the gloom below, the dark, circular steel mouth of the subterranean exhaust manifold rushed up to meet us.STRUCTURAL OVERLOAD INITIATED COUNTDOWN TO THERMAL-BARIC DETONATION: 00:16Marcus spat blood into the wind, his eyes wild with fanatical fury as his right hand shot out, grabbing my throat. His knuckles dug into my carotid artery, cutting off my oxygen."You think... jumping... saves them?!" Marcus choked out over the deafening rush of air. "The Archon sequence... is already broadcasting! You can't stop the orbital signal from the bottom of a hole!"I didn't try to break his grip on my neck. Instead, I drove my right knee hard into his wounded ribs, feeling the chest plate give way with a sickening crack.Marcus gasped, his grip loosening for a fraction of a secon
CHAPTER 302: EPILOGUE — THE CLEAR BALANCE
The freezing sprays of the Norwegian Sea slammed into the hull of the C-130 as we climbed away from the collapsing coast of Tromsø.Through the rear cargo window, I watched the snow-covered granite bluff fracture and cave inward. A massive plume of white foam and ocean mist erupted into the Arctic night sky as the subterranean launch facility collapsed into the dark depths of the fjord, taking the Tromsø bunker, the Archon-Zero servers, and Marcus Cole to the bottom of the sea forever.SYSTEM REPORT: ALL SATELLITE LINKS TERMINATED GLOBAL DEFENSE GRID: RETURNED TO CIVILIAN STANDBY LEDGER STATUS: BLANKThe amber warning lights inside the troop bay stopped flashing, settling into a quiet, warm white glow.Brandon slumped back against an aluminum gear crate, his field terminal sliding from his knees onto the deck. He buried his face in his blood-stained hands, his shoulders trembling as the adrenaline finally drained from his body."It's really over," Brandon whispered, his voice hoarse.