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106: The Sleeping District
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Dark-blue energy tore from Aria's body and slammed into the side of the vehicle. Shen Tian's Crimson Qi Barrier flared up just in time, the explosion rattling windows three blocks down.

Kai spun toward her, heart lodged somewhere in his throat. "Are you hurt?"

She shook her head, eyes locked on the shattered device. "It was calling me."

The third agent smiled — an ugly, satisfied thing. "Connection confirmed."

A voice crackled through the ruined speaker. A child's voice.

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