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Chapter 134
Author: Onomzki
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The forest smelled of smoke and scorched earth.

Dino stood near the edge of the crater that had once been the core of the facility. Ash fell like snow through the broken canopy of trees. The explosion had been deafening, shaking the ground as the structure collapsed into itself. Now, all that remained was a twisted graveyard of steel, data, and Vexler’s dream.

Alejandro leaned against a tree, chest heaving. He was bruised, blood trickling from a cut near his eye, but his hands still held the gun loosely, as if the threat might rise from the ashes at any moment.

Dino looked back at the charred tunnel entrance.

“She killed him,” he said, his voice rough. “She chose to kill him.”

Alejandro didn’t respond right away. He just nodded, eyes fixed on the smoke.

“She wasn’t a machine,” Dino added. “She made a choice.”

“She was more human than he thought,” Alejandro muttered. “And that terrified him.”

A silence settled between them. The wind stirred the leaves. Somewhere, a bird cried into the
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