Chapter 32
Author: fizzy
last update2025-06-16 02:48:00

The air inside the hidden vault chamber was thick with tension. Benjamin Moore stood still, shoulders taut, his sharp eyes scanning the silent, high-tech corridor before them.

Amanda Williams, just a pace behind, adjusted her glasses and whispered, "Are you sure this is the place?"

Benjamin nodded once. "The coordinates matched the map from the historian. But we’re not alone."

The vault was unlike anything Amanda had expected. Built deep beneath an abandoned government building, it resembled a fusion of ancient catacombs and ultra-modern security tech.

The walls were lined with reinforced steel embedded with symbols that pulsed faintly like veins of light sneaking through rock.

As they advanced, Amanda noticed something peculiar. Small etchings carved along the metallic floor tiles, almost like a language. She knelt, brushing her fingers over the pattern.

"These symbols... they weren’t mentioned by the historian," she murmured.

Benjamin’s eyes narrowed. "That’s because he only told
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