Chapter 134
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The tribal drum echoed once more—then silence. The Arizona wind stirred the red dust as Jack, Emily, and Sarah sat atop their donkeys under the wide, sacred sky. The world was changing, and they were the ones turning the pages.

Two weeks later, the next page turned.

Dragon IQ was launched with the same quiet confidence as DragonExplore. No global ads. No public spectacle. Just a single message sent from Jack Parker’s direct channel to every research lab, think tank, and institution around the world:

"Knowledge is our last frontier. Let us cross it together."

Under Dragon Corporation’s newest division, Dragon IQ would not simply fund science—it would liberate it.

Jack committed $2 trillion to the project, pulling resources from Dragon Core and rerouting military-grade computing power to civil research sectors.

"You can't call it progress if it's locked behind a patent," Jack said to a crowd of stunned physicists in Geneva. "From now on, truth belongs to everyone."

Emily was appointed a
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