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THE FIRST CORRUPTED DOSE
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Elric stared at the dark-red substance and felt his courage begin to weaken.

The liquid moved slowly inside the tubes, almost as if it were alive. Thin golden lines appeared beneath its surface before disappearing into the darkness again. Elric had handled dangerous materials for years, but he had never touched anything that made his Dragon Force pull away in fear.

A faint signal flashed on the container’s control panel. Elric pressed his finger against it, and General Varkun’s order appeared i
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  • THE FIRST CORRUPTED DOSE

    Elric stared at the dark-red substance and felt his courage begin to weaken.The liquid moved slowly inside the tubes, almost as if it were alive. Thin golden lines appeared beneath its surface before disappearing into the darkness again. Elric had handled dangerous materials for years, but he had never touched anything that made his Dragon Force pull away in fear.A faint signal flashed on the container’s control panel. Elric pressed his finger against it, and General Varkun’s order appeared in coded text. The message contained only one instruction and a production-line number.“Line four,” Elric whispered. His eyes moved toward the stabilisation machines beyond the glass wall. “Of course it has to be the largest one.”He removed one tube and fitted it inside a narrow injection device. The instructions required him to release only a small quantity into the stabilisation filter. Too much would change the medicine’s colour immediately, but the correct amount would remain hidden until t

  • SOMEONE HERE IS HIDING SOMETHING

    Elric turned and forced a polite expression onto his face. “Director Dorn ordered an inspection of the stabilisation filters,” he answered. His fingers tightened around the handle of the case. “One of the pressure readings has been unstable.”Dorn’s tired smile disappeared. “I gave no such instruction,” he said. He looked from Elric to the equipment case. “And there has been no report concerning unstable pressure.”Elric hesitated, then glanced toward the control station. “Perhaps I misunderstood the supervisor,” he replied. “Everyone is exhausted, sir. I may have heard the wrong name.”Mara moved between him and the stabilisation door. “Open the case,” she ordered. Her eyes remained fixed on his hands. “If you are carrying inspection tools, this will take only a moment.”Elric’s face lost some of its colour. “Do you have the authority to search BioCore personnel?” he asked. He tried to sound offended, but tension had entered his voice. “These instruments are sensitive.”Evans descend

  • THE ENEMY ALREADY INSIDE

    The first mistake happened because a researcher could no longer feel his fingers.A glass vial slipped from his hand and shattered against the production floor. Pale medicine spread beneath his boots while nearby workers pulled away from the broken glass. The researcher stared down at it as if his exhausted mind could not understand what had happened.“Line four has lost another sample,” a supervisor announced from the control station. She checked the figures on her screen and shook her head. “That is the third production error in less than thirty minutes.”Evans stood on the observation platform overlooking the facility. The laboratory below him looked different after more than twenty hours of continuous work. Researchers who had once moved with confidence now dragged their feet between machines, while several struggled to keep their eyes open.Dorn approached from behind, still wearing the same white coat from the previous day. “We can replace the damaged samples,” he said. Although

  • LET FIVE MILLION PEOPLE DIE

    Varkun then looked directly at Serren. “Evans Draker cannot be allowed to mature,” he declared. “If he gains command over other dragon bearers, every Aureldrake soldier sent against him could become his weapon.”Serren’s face tightened. “General, he is now Rovek’s Oligarch,” he warned. “An open attempt on his life could provoke a war between Rovek and Aureldrake.”Varkun gave him a cold look. “He seized an Aureldrake facility with armed soldiers,” he replied. “He placed our citizens under military control and claimed property worth more than one hundred billion dollars. Tell me, Researcher Vale, what would you call that?”Serren lowered his eyes again. “An act of aggression,” he answered carefully. “But there may still be room for negotiation before both countries begin killing each other.”“The killing has already begun,” Varkun said. He opened the military report and pulled a blank sheet toward him. “Rovek has challenged our authority, and its ruler carries the power that almost des

  • KILL HIM BEFORE HE MATURES

    The first page of the forbidden file carried a warning written in red ink.Varkun read it twice before looking at Alaric. The elderly commander had already locked the hidden compartment and ordered the door of the private war chamber sealed. Only Varkun, Alaric and Serren remained inside.“Extinction-level Dragon Force,” Varkun read aloud. His fingers tightened around the edge of the old paper. “Capable of suppressing all recognised dragon bloodlines. Why has no serving general been informed about this?”Alaric stood across the table with both hands behind his back. “Because knowledge of the Primordius was restricted by the High Sovereignty,” he answered. “They believed that speaking about it might encourage ambitious families to search for its remains.”Varkun turned another page. Old drawings showed a man surrounded by kneeling dragon warriors. His eyes were marked with gold, while thick scales covered his arms and chest.“It can break mental barriers,” Varkun said. His voice remain

  • THE NAME BURIED IN HISTORY

    “The War Dragon has finally shown himself.”General Varkun’s words should have ended the discussion, but they only gave the officers more questions. Several officers exchanged uneasy looks while the eastern map continued glowing behind him. Serren remained on one knee, struggling to keep his body upright as Varkun turned and studied him again.“You said Evans Draker entered the facility as a government representative,” Varkun said. His voice was controlled, but suspicion remained in his eyes. “How did an ordinary inspection become a military seizure?”Serren lowered his gaze for a moment. Remembering Evans inside that boardroom made the heat feel real again. “He came because Rovek needed enough treatment for five million infected citizens,” he explained. “Director Dorn demanded fifty billion dollars for the medicine because he believed Rovek could never pay such amount of money.”A younger officer leaned forward with both hands on the table. “Fifty billion dollars?” he asked, unable t

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