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Chapter 98
Author: Clinton
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The rain poured down like sheets of iron over the northern industrial sector. Outside the abandoned cold-storage warehouse, a dozen blacked-out tactical SUVs slid into position, their engines humming quietly.

Dustin stood in the shadow of a rusted shipping container, his black combat visor glowing a faint, menacing red in the dark. Beside him, Commander Calvin checked the digital breach charges.

"Thermal scans confirm six hostiles in the basement corridor, Lord Supreme," Kael whispered over the
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