Chapter 14
Author: Shy Emerald
last update2025-07-09 06:30:03

# Chapter 14: Angelic Intervention

The abandoned subway station hadn't seen a train in twenty years, but it still echoed with the ghost of human activity. Kael sat on a rusted bench, watching Sarah sleep fitfully against a concrete pillar. Her failed enhancements had left her with strange dreams—visions of places that didn't exist and people she'd never met.

"She's dreaming of the collective," Raphael said, settling beside him. "Even with Peterson's network severed, some connections remain."

*The angel's been watching her.*

"Is that why you're really here?" Kael asked. "To study the enhanced?"

Raphael was quiet for a long moment. When he spoke, his voice carried the weight of millennia. "I'm here because of what happened during the first war. Something that Heaven tried very hard to forget."

*The first war.*

"Tell me."

*Finally, some answers.*

"The war between Heaven and Hell wasn't about good versus evil, as your human stories claim. It was about control. About who would guide humani
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