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Chapter 46: The Man Waiting for His Death
Author: Chiko ilwa
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The warehouse descended into total chaos. Gunshots still echoed through the air, mingling with showers of sparks. The black cracks hanging in space continued to spread, like wounds being forced open. But Darin's attention was fixed on one thing. A pale hand emerged from within the crack. The hand looked far too human, far too normal. That was exactly what made it so horrifying.

The giant creature with empty eyes still stood in the center of the warehouse. Yet now, the armed soldiers glanced tow
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    The warehouse descended into total chaos. Gunshots still echoed through the air, mingling with showers of sparks. The black cracks hanging in space continued to spread, like wounds being forced open. But Darin's attention was fixed on one thing. A pale hand emerged from within the crack. The hand looked far too human, far too normal. That was exactly what made it so horrifying.The giant creature with empty eyes still stood in the center of the warehouse. Yet now, the armed soldiers glanced toward the crack more often than they fired at the monster. They knew which threat was truly more dangerous."Commander!" one of the men shouted. "The stabilization signal failed! The zone will collapse in ninety seconds!"The man in the coat didn't respond. His gaze remained locked on the crack. For the first time since Darin had met him, genuine tension appeared on his face.Not fear. Something worse. He had anticipated this possibility, and he still didn't like it. The pale hand moved slowly, as

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