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Chapter 154: The Race to Evacuate
Author: Dreamer
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"The entire upper ceiling of the drainage shaft is buckling under the kinetic feedback!" Noah screamed, his voice cracking as he slammed his palm against the emergency broadcast relay on the central terminal. "If we don't clear this facility in the next three minutes, Sterling’s artillery is going to bury us alive in three hundred feet of burning slag!"

James didn’t hesitate. He vaulted over a shattered filing cabinet, his kinetic pistol still smo

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