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Chapter 35: Escape from the Bunker
Author: Queena
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"Keep moving, Vance," Cooper grunted, shoving his rifle barrel hard into the small of Daniel’s back. "And keep your hands where I can see them. One twitch, and I’ll put a kinetic bolt through your knee."

"I can walk perfectly fine without the threats, Cooper," Daniel said, his voice flat, his boots dragging slightly against the cold concrete. "And you might want to keep that rifle pointed away from me. If you accidentally discharge it in this corridor, the static feedback from the wall conduits
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