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CHAPTER 64: BLOOD ON THE DOCKS OF MARSEILLE
Author: Chiko ilwa
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The sky over Marseille hung low, heavy as gray lead poised to crush the oldest port city in France. Beneath the concrete piers of Sector 7, oily seawater slammed against the pilings in a steady, monotonous rhythm, masking the hum of the submarine Crimson Ghost as it docked in a radar blind zone.

Leo Valdieri stepped out of the narrow hatch, letting the cold Mediterranean wind sweep across his face. He was no longer in a diving suit. Now he wore a black wool suit with a long trench coat that con
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