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THUNDERFALL’S FIRST WARNING
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Hisan stared at the data for several seconds before speaking.

And the hesitation in his eyes frightened Ethan more than any answer could have.

“Master Ethan,” Hisan said, “the missile is still changing its projected path.”

Serena’s eyes narrowed. “Changing how?”

“It is not moving like a weapon aimed at a fixed target,” Marcos said, his fingers racing over the keyboard. “The system keeps trying to predict impact, but every new correction cancels the previous result.”

Lorne gripped the side of th
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