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Chapter 107, The Knight's Resolve.
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The moment Hazim strode into the meeting room, still shrugging off his jacket from his previous mission in Ariha, Hadi was already waiting for him. He stood rigid by the long table, his fingers pressed against its surface, the glow casting sharp reflection across his face.

"We can't waste time, we must raid the bunker today," Hadi said without preamble, his voice low and clipped.

Hazim froze mid-step, jacket half-off. "What?"

Hadi didn't blink. "Now that we know how deep Walid's intelli
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