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Mind Of The Spire
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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 hope. Jace’s body was a broken ruin—ribs crushed, blood soaking his tattered scav-suit, nanites scorching his hand where he gripped the hidden console.

The Codex’s command seared his mind: Choose: Become the Spire’s heart or destroy its mind. The woman, glowing with nanites and clutching a twelfth Ascension Key fragment, stood before him, her face Mira’s, his older sister lost in the Collapse, her voice a haunting echo: “Jace, I’m its mind.”

Lena, her form flickering as the legion’s anchor, fought beside him, her fragment dim. Zara lay still, blood pooling, her breath a faint whisper. Elara, arms charred, clung to the sparking console, flames engulfing her.

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 fragm
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