Chapter 66: Vaultbreaker
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The encrypted data Chike received from the Protocol Daughter wasn’t just a keyit was a ticking bomb laced with names, offshore accounts, locations of hidden operatives, and dead-drop sites. The file titled Vaultbreaker detailed black funds funneling through proxy governments, shell corporations, and even charitable foundations. The Red Ledger was not just a criminal enterprise it was a global infection.

Chike sat in the dark of his system secured war room, fingers tented beneath his chin. His breath was steady, but his mind raced with burning calculations.

“If this gets out…” he muttered. “It’ll dismantle regimes, bankrupt bloodlines, and put targets on everyone listed here including me.”

The System chimed softly in his mind.

[SYSTEM ALERT]

Vaultbreaker Protocol: Confirm final unlock?

Warning: Activation will trigger multiple bounty protocols across global zones.

Chike didn’t respond immediately. His mind flashed to Grandma Nneka’s warnings… to Zara’s voice trembling with worry the ni
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