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Chapter 479 The Silent Find
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The trail led to the old industrial district on the northern edge of Leipzig, where abandoned factories stood like tombstones and the streets were empty after dark. Ali's voice guided them through the comms, his tone clipped and precise.

"Warehouse seventeen. Heat signature on the second floor. It hasn't moved in six hours."

Hazem, Laith, and Malik approached on foot, leaving the van three blocks away. The building was a skeletal thing—broken windows, rusted loading doors, a roof that sagged in
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  • Chapter 479 The Silent Find

    The trail led to the old industrial district on the northern edge of Leipzig, where abandoned factories stood like tombstones and the streets were empty after dark. Ali's voice guided them through the comms, his tone clipped and precise."Warehouse seventeen. Heat signature on the second floor. It hasn't moved in six hours."Hazem, Laith, and Malik approached on foot, leaving the van three blocks away. The building was a skeletal thing—broken windows, rusted loading doors, a roof that sagged in the middle. The kind of place people walked past without seeing.They went in through a side entrance, their footsteps muffled on the concrete floor. The stairs creaked under their weight. The air smelled of mold and something else—something raw and animal.They found it in the corner of the second floor.It was not what they expected.The creature was sprawled on the ground, its limbs twisted at unnatural angles, its grey skin already beginning to dissolve into the black ash that marked a Ghou

  • Chapter 478 The Lab

    The lab was a fortress. Nestled in an industrial park on the outskirts of Leipzig, it was surrounded by high fences, security cameras, and armed guards. To anyone passing by, it looked like a pharmaceutical research facility—clean, modern, and utterly unremarkable. But the Knights knew better.They had spent days studying the layout, analyzing the security systems, and planning every detail of the raid. Ali had hacked into the lab's cameras, giving them a live feed of the guards' movements. Abu Anas had mapped the building's electrical systems, identifying the points where they could cut power. Wolf had provided the blueprints, obtained through his journalist contacts.And now, they were ready.---The team gathered in the safe house one last time. Hazem stood at the center, his face calm but his eyes burning with determination."We have one chance at this," he said. "We get in, we gather evidence, we destroy the lab, and we get out. No heroics. No unnecessary risks. We move as a team

  • Chapter 477 The Arrival

    The farewells were the hardest part.Hazem stood in the doorway of his apartment, Maryam in his arms, her face buried in his chest. She didn't cry. She had promised herself she wouldn't cry. But her hands clutched his jacket, and her body trembled with the effort of holding back."Come back to me," she whispered."Always." He kissed her forehead. "I'll always come back to you."Laith said goodbye to his grandparents, promising to return soon, promising to stay safe. His grandfather clasped his shoulder, his old eyes wet but proud. His grandmother kissed his cheek and pressed a small Qur'an into his hands."Keep this with you," she said. "And keep Allah in your heart."Ali held Haneen and Noor, his heart breaking. Noor was too young to understand, but Haneen knew. She had always known."Be careful," she said. "And come home.""I will." He kissed Noor's forehead. "Take care of your mother, little one."Marwan said goodbye to Maria and Malaak. Malaak clung to his leg, refusing to let go.

  • Chapter 476 The Lab

    The night was cold and still, the industrial park silent except for the distant hum of machinery and the occasional bark of a guard dog. The team moved through the shadows like ghosts, their footsteps silent on the gravel, their eyes fixed on the target ahead.The lab was a nondescript building on the edge of the park—grey concrete, barred windows, and a single entrance guarded by two men in dark uniforms. To anyone passing by, it looked like a warehouse, abandoned and forgotten.But the team knew better."Security systems are disabled," Abu Anas whispered through the comms. "You have a ten-minute window before the backup generators kick in.""Understood," Haitham replied. "We're moving."Malik was beside him, his face calm but his eyes sharp. They had trained together years ago, fought together, bled together. Now, they were fighting together again."Ready?" Malik asked."Always."They moved toward the entrance, their movements synchronized, their breaths steady. The two guards barel

  • Chapter 475 The Team

    The safe house was a modest apartment in the outskirts of Leipzig, tucked away in a quiet neighborhood where no one asked questions. Malik led Haitham through the door, his footsteps quiet on the worn floorboards. The apartment was sparse but comfortable, a few chairs, a table covered in maps and documents, and the faint smell of coffee that had been reheated too many times."Welcome to our headquarters," Malik said, a hint of irony in his voice. "It's not much, but it's home."Haitham looked around, taking in the details, the maps on the walls, the photographs pinned to a corkboard, the stack of books on ancient history that seemed out of place among the modern surveillance equipment."It's more than I expected," Haitham said honestly. "You've built something here."Malik nodded. "I had help. Let me introduce you."---The first to arrive was a tall, broad-shouldered man with a thick beard and kind eyes. He moved with the careful deliberation of someone who had once been a warrior an

  • Chapter 474 The Trail Abroad

    The phone sat on Ali's workbench, its cracked screen still glowing with data. For three days, Ali had been hunched over his equipment, his fingers flying across keyboards, his eyes bloodshot from lack of sleep. He had traced every contact, every message, every location. And now, he had found something."Hazem," Ali said, his voice tight with urgency. "You need to see this."Hazem crossed the lab in three strides, Laith and Marwan close behind. They gathered around Ali's screen, their faces illuminated by the glow of the data streams."The phone's contacts lead to a network," Ali explained. "Cells operating across the region. But the trail doesn't end here." He tapped a key, and a map appeared on the screen. Lines connected Palestine to Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, and beyond—all the way to Europe. "It leads abroad."Hazem's jaw tightened. "Where exactly?"Ali zoomed in on a location. "Germany. A city called Leipzig. There's a hub there—a coordination center for the network. And from what I

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