136: Breached 2
Author: Faith
last update2025-07-31 22:05:59

Dante quickly slammed the lab door shut behind him before anyone else could enter and see Leon without his mask.

“I’m so sorry,” he said, breathing slightly heavier than usual. “There’s another woman banging on the gate, demanding to see her ‘Lord Azrael.’ We tried to stop them, but somehow this little boy managed to slip through.” He pulled out his phone and showed Leon the live CCTV feed.

Leon took the phone, his eyes narrowing as he watched the footage. The woman outside was frantic, clearly desperate.

“It’s my mom,” the little boy said quietly.

Leon lowered the phone and looked at him.

Peter stepped forward. “My sister is sick… really sick. And only Lord Azrael can save her. He’s the God of Dominion. The one who restores all things, who heals the flesh and the land… the one who will bring peace to the mortal world.”

Leon blinked, surprised by the little boy’s words. It was the last thing be expected to hear at that moment. Dante looked at Leon with furrowed brows, clearly unsure w
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