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Chapter 67: Emperor's Wrath
Author: Pure moon
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Adam Swift Pov

The report reached Adam within hours of leaving the compound's ruins—a secondary holding site, further intelligence pulled from the ledgers his soldiers had recovered, listing a warehouse near the eastern docks under heavy guard for reasons the documents didn't explain. Adam didn't wait for confirmation before moving. He'd learned, this past month, exactly what unexplained heavy guard usually meant.

He reached the warehouse alone, having sent Reyes and the recovering soldiers ba
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