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Anchor's Fall

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The bunker’s core chamber was a collapsing maelstrom of nanite fire and shattered steel, the alien portal’s green vortex roaring as it devoured reactors and all hope. Jace’s body was a broken husk—ribs pulverized, blood soaking his tattered scav-suit, nanites scorching his hand where he gripped the hidden console.

The Codex’s command seared his mind: Choose: Feed the Spire or save your anchor. The radiant woman, glowing with nanites and clutching a seventeenth Ascension Key fragment, stood before him, her voice Lena’s, whole and unbroken: “Jace, I’m your anchor.”

Lena, her form flickering as the legion’s anchor, fought beside him, her fragment dim, blood pooling. Zara and Elara were gone, their bodies lost to flames and blood in the chamber’s chaos. The alien entity loomed, its liquid-metal tendrils fused with the vortex, three Key fragments pulsing. The mirror-Jace, the Spire’s true prototype, sneered, its eighth fragment glowing, blade raised.

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