All Chapters of MY TEAM WILL NEVER BETRAY ME AGAIN: Chapter 111
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Chapter 110: The EMP Prep
"The capacitor is locked and rhizosphere telemetry is green," Noah whispered over the encrypted channel, his breath hitching as frantic keystrokes clattered loudly in the background. "You have exactly ten seconds before I vent the primary breaker into the command trailer's grid. If your physical placement is off by even an inch, the EMP will ground out into the soil instead of frying their tactical hub."James didn't blink, his fingers anchoring the heavy, jury-rigged copper nodes directly into the wet-tapped power trunk of Aegis Prime’s primary field hub."The placement is solid, Noah. Stop second-guessing your own code and talk me through the final bridge sequence," James ordered, his voice dropping into a sharp, uncompromising register that cut straight through the frantic static of the comms."Right—bridge sequence," Noah babbled, his voice pitching higher as the digital countdown on his remote terminal bled pre
Chapter 111: The Match is Lit
The metal rungs of the access shaft bit into the palms of James’s hands as he climbed, the vibration of the subterranean EMP payload still humming through the damp bedrock. Below him, the dull, rhythmic thrum of the Aegis Prime regional sub-station had accelerated into an unbearable, high-frequency shriek, like a dying turbine spinning itself to pieces."Mia, status on the tunnel exit?" James’s voice cut through the comm-link like a cold blade as he sprinted his eyes upward against the rust-flaked dark, his boots finding purchase on the rungs."Clear," Mia confirmed instantly, her voice tight, hyper-focused. Her boots found purchase on the rusted metal rungs leading up to the primary maintenance hatch right above them. "No corporate patrols overhead. They’re all huddled around the central command trailer drinking synthetic coffee and ignoring their perimeter logs. Idiots think a cold front in the Silt means they can slac
Chapter 112: Blind in the Camp
"The EMP detonated," Noah’s voice spat through the tactical frequency, accompanied by the sharp, metallic screech of overloaded circuits burning out miles away. "Your feed is dark. Move, move, move!"James didn’t wait to answer. He slammed his palm against the underside of the heavy iron maintenance hatch, shoving it upward against the frozen crust of the Aegis Prime encampment.Frigid, smoke-choked air rushed down into the shaft, thick with the stench of scorched insulation and diesel exhaust."Up, up, up!" James roared, his muscles screaming as he hauled himself over the lip of the hatch and into the enemy's temporary vanguard. "Out of the pipe, now!"The world above them had gone entirely mad.Just a second ago, this sector had hummed with the quiet, arrogant efficiency of a corporate staging ground—perimeter floodlights carving the smog into neat geometric grids, automated turret syst
Chapter 113: Smash and Scatter
"Clear the flank!" James shouted, his voice cutting through the panic-stricken shouting of the blinded corporate guards.Ethan burst out of the hatch right behind him, his massive kinetic rifle sweeping the darkness with brutal efficiency. "They're falling back toward the supply trucks! Don't let them hit the manual overrides!""Cover my blind side!" Mia yelled, scrambling out of the hatch and immediately planting her boots on the frozen dirt. She raised her modified kinetic converter and fired three rapid pulses into the nearest communications array.The glowing blue bolts slammed into the relay dish with a shower of white-hot sparks, shattering the metal framework into a thousand jagged pieces. Across the encampment, shouts of confusion echoed through the smog as corporate officers stumbled over supply crates in the sudden, absolute darkness."They're completely blind!" Kael gasped, hoisting himself up through the
Chapter 114: The Spark Catches
"Keep moving! Don't let them reform their lines!" James shouted, his voice cutting through the ringing echoes of shattered glass and sparking communication arrays.A heavy transport trailer behind the main command tent groaned, its floodlights flickering wildly before dying completely under Noah's digital assault. In the sudden pitch black, shouts of absolute panic erupted from the corporate mercenaries scrambling blindly over supply crates."They're falling back toward Gate Four!" Ethan bellowed, swinging his heavy kinetic rifle toward a knot of retreating guards. "Cut them off before they reach the heavy armor!""Look at the perimeter wall," Mia hissed, dropping into a low firing stance as she pointed toward the jagged silhouette of the outer corrugated barrier. "Something’s coming over the top."A deafening clatter of iron striking iron drowned out the distant hum of the upper tiers. The corrugated metal fen
Chapter 115: Director Sterling’s Counter-Move
"They’ve breached the outer perimeter generator!"Julian’s voice cracked across the polished mahogany of the executive observation deck, his manicured fingers trembling as he hammered another command into the master terminal. "The entire eastern vanguard telemetry feed just went dead, Director. We are completely blind in Sector Four."Director Sterling didn't blink. He stood motionless before the towering, floor-to-ceiling glass wall, his reflection ghosting over the sprawling, smog-choked expanse of the Silt far below. In his hand, a crystal tumbler of amber whiskey remained perfectly steady, the amber liquid catching the cold, sterile glow of the tactical maps scrolling across the perimeter glass."Blind?" Sterling repeated, his voice smooth, devoid of panic, and terrifyingly cold. "No, Julian. They aren't blinding us. They are simply stepping out of the shadows where we can finally see them.""See them
Chapter 116: Death from Above
"Deploy the suppression swarms," Sterling commanded, his voice dropping into a register of flat, absolute cruelty. "Clear the plaza. I want every organic life-form within three hundred yards neutralized before the board meeting starts.""Directing all automated units to Sector Four," Julian stammered, his fingers flying across the console with desperate speed. "Activating combat drones—now."High above the chaotic plaza, the smooth belly of the corporate transit tower split open with a sharp, pneumatic hiss."Movement in the upper atmosphere!" Mia yelled, dropping her kinetic rifle's sights from the fleeing mercenaries and snapping them upward toward the starless, smog-choked sky. "Inbound shadows—lot of them!""Drones!" Ethan roared, his massive shoulders tensing as a dozen sleek, dark-gray silhouettes broke through the lower cloud layer, their twin blue thrusters casting an eerie, corpse-like glow over
Chapter 117: Falling Back to the Barricades
"Move, move, move!" James roared, his tactical rifle spitting a rapid burst of cover fire into the smoky twilight as a hail of kinetic rounds chewed the frozen earth inches from his boots. "The open plaza is a killing field—fall back toward the foundry barricades now!"Ethan didn't hesitate, grabbing a staggering Kael by the back of his tactical vest and literally hoisting the mechanic off the ground. "Stop trying to check your telemetry, Kael, or you're going home in pieces!""My harness—the feedback port is jammed with shrapnel—" Kael gasped, his face pale as a fresh wave of neurological spasms locked his jaw. "If I don't purge the sync loop, the whole diagnostic board is going to melt straight into my spine!""Then purge it later!" Mia screamed, sliding on her knees behind a shattered concrete Jersey barrier as a corporate suppression drone shrieked overhead, its twin barrels painting the alley walls with w
Chapter 118: Locking the Gates
"Slam the secondary bolts! Move, move, move!" Ethan roared, his massive shoulders heaving against the rusted interior flange of the heavy iron foundry doors as a torrent of kinetic lead chewed the outer masonry to powder.Sparks showered down from the lintel like a horizontal snowstorm, stinging James’s face as he threw his full weight against the locking bar. "Kael, get that manual winch engaged before the hinges blow out of the concrete!""I'm turning it—my arm is just locked up!" Kael choked out, his fingers clawing desperately at the grease-slicked iron crank while his diagnostic harness sputtered a blinding series of error flashes.With a deafening groan of tortured metal, the iron gates ground shut, sealing with the finality of a tombstone just as an automated corporate drone raked the outer walls with a blistering salvo of armor-piercing rounds."That held," Mia panted, sliding down the scarred met
Chapter 119: The Drone Wall
"They aren't retreating," Noah yelled over the terminal's shrieking alarm, his bloodshot eyes darting across three separate diagnostic monitors. "They're locking down the entire perimeter frequency! Aegis Prime just deployed a heavy armor echelon outside the courtyard!"James slammed his fist against the reinforced steel control console, the metal ringing out like an alarm bell. "How many units?""Enough to turn this entire foundry into a smoking crater if they synchronize their targeting relays," Noah shot back, his fingers flying across the auxiliary keyboard with frantic speed. "They've got three automated suppression turrets anchoring the northern approach and an armored personnel carrier parked right across our primary escape trench!""They're trying to starve us out," Ethan growled, hefting a massive steel I-beam onto his shoulder as he marched toward the vibrating loading doors. "Or bury us under our own roof."<