All Chapters of Apocalypse Supermarket: I Exchange Noodles for Artifacts: Chapter 71
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Chapter 71: Silence the Patrol
The sharp red light flared wildly, painting the wet alley walls in bright crimson. The high-pitched siren shrieked through the quiet maintenance sector, echoing off the iron beams like an angry alarm bell.Vance dropped to his knees, his face turning pale green as he squeezed his eyes shut. "We are caught! The whole sector guards will be here in ten seconds!"Jax did not panic. He stood perfectly still, his dark eyes tracking the floating silver ball above their heads.Before the patrol drone could transmit its live tracking data to the main guard station, a blur of bronze light flashed through the dim air.SWOOSH!Mia sprang off the stone wall with incredible speed, her system-boosted legs launching her ten feet into the air like a coiled spring. Her left hand gripped a long, thin bronze dagger that glowed with a faint yellow barrier aura.With a single smooth wrist flick, Mia drove her glowing blade straight through the center of the silver metal ball.CRACK!The sharp dagger sliced
Chapter 72: The Clone Conspiracy
Jax stood frozen in the middle of the underground room, staring at the female rebel standing before him.The soft yellow lantern light reflected in her dark eyes. The tiny mole on her left cheek, her sharp nose, and the gentle shape of her face were exact matches. She looked just like his younger sister, Lily, who had been taken away by sky guards five years ago."Lily?" Jax asked softly, his voice dropping all its usual coldness.The young woman looked at Jax with a sad, gentle smile, lowering her crossbow completely to her side."My name is Cipher," she said, her voice quiet but steady. "I know why you are looking at me like that, Jax. You think I am your little sister."Mia stepped up beside Jax, her bronze daggers still held firm in her hands, her eyes scanning Cipher carefully. "If you are not his sister, then why do you have her face?"Cipher turned around and walked over to a wooden table covered in old paper maps and glowing glass bottles. She pulled up a wooden stool and sat