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Chapter 205, Perfect Match.
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Ali sat hunched over his laptop, frustration tightening his grip on the mouse as he scrolled through the dark web. He had spent days contacting hackers, but each one demanded unreasonably high fees upfront, refusing to share any useful information without payment. Sighing, he leaned back and rubbed his tired eyes. This wasn’t working.

After several fruitless days, he went to the Knights’ headquarters and found Hazim. The older man looked up from his desk as Ali entered.

"You look exhausted,
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