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Chapter 113
Author: Lucky B. Excelsior
last update2025-07-06 00:11:40
The engines of the DragonJet whispered against the sky, cutting through clouds like a blade of purpose. Inside, Jack Parker sat unmoving, his eyes fixed on the horizon. His dragon dagger lay in his lap, gleaming softly beneath the low light of the cabin. Kaida's voice echoed in his earpiece.

"ETA to Reidsville: fifty-eight minutes."

He said nothing.

Emily’s last words before he boarded rang in his ears. You’re a symbol.

But right now, he wasn’t flying as a symbol. He was flying as a warning.

Reidsville sat beneath a haze of smog and silence. The moment Jack’s boots touched the tarmac, the atmosphere shifted. The sun barely penetrated the thick clouds overhead. Jack didn’t wait for clearance or announcement. He moved with purpose.

The VK Directive loomed ahead—Victor Krane’s infamous headquarters. A grotesque fusion of corporate power and criminal arrogance, it towered like a crownless throne in the heart of Reidsville. Blackened steel, crimson neon lining, and windows tinte
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