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The Hunter Becomes the Hunted
Author: Alia Writes
last update2025-09-09 12:54:30

Ethan’s boots pounded against the wet rooftop, the chill night air whipping against his face. Below, the city sprawled like a sleeping beast, oblivious to the high-stakes chase playing out above. The echo of gunfire still lingered in the distance, shards of broken glass glinting faintly on nearby ledges.

[System Alert: Active Combat Scenario Initiated.] [Objective: Evade Mirella Kane’s pursuit and survive.] [Time Limit: 10 minutes.]

Ethan exhaled slowly, letting his new abilities settle into place. Level 7 had given him more than strength—it had sharpened his instincts. Every shadow became a potential ally, every angle a route of escape. And above all, the new ability he had unlocked—Shadow Command—throbbed in the back of his mind like a cold promise.

Two guards were closing in from the east balcony. Their silhouettes were sharp against the neon glow of the city, weapons drawn, precision deadly.

Ethan moved first.

[System Activation: Shadow Command.][Effect: Compel enemy movement.]

He
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