Chapter 068
Author: DemonKing
last update2026-11-06 21:00:38

Elias Vance, Daniel Hayes, Clifford Mills, and Richard Croft sat side by side, the four of them locked in restless anticipation.

A single hour dragged on like an entire day. Finally, the testing lab door swung open, and they surged forward.

Walter Graham emerged alongside Evelyn Hartwell.

Walter Graham seemed to have steadied his emotions and wasn't showing too much excitement, but the grin tugging at the corners of his mouth gave him away. "Keep it down," he said. "They're sti
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