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Chapter 165
Author: Lucky B. Excelsior
last update2025-08-03 23:18:10

Jack stood in the glass-arched command center of Dragon Tower, overlooking the city of Draconia below—its skies finally quiet after the ruinous duel in Harmonfield. Yet the fire in his blood hadn’t dimmed.

Victory was deceptive. Krane had vanished, and Jack knew better than to believe it was over.

Haida AI’s voice stirred gently in his ear. “Umbra Node fully restored. No sign of further VK tech infiltration. Shall I begin proactive quantum sweeps?”

Jack nodded. “Do it. Run deep scans. Monitor all subspace tremors.”

“Understood.”

As the AI quieted, Ryan Brooks and William Thompson stepped into the room, carrying encrypted tablets and a stack of tactical charts.

“Victor Krane won’t sit still,” Ryan began, setting the files down. “He took a beating, but he escaped for a reason. I’d bet everything he’s planning something bigger.”

William frowned. “He always does. Krane never fights without a backup play.”

Jack folded his arms. “Then it’s time we stop waiting. We drive him out of Draconia—
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