Chapter 171
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The flicker of the ancient glyph still glowed softly in the corner of the whiteboard, unnoticed by anyone but the stars above. Morning came fast, and with it, a fire in Jack Parker’s mind.

He stood outside the estate’s control wing with a digital map glowing before him, oceans shimmering in 3D. Emily stood beside him, arms folded, hair tied back, dressed in her usual sleek, navy uniform.

“The underwater cities,” Jack said. “It’s time the world sees them.”

Emily arched a brow. “Polynesian sector first?”

Jack nodded. “Then Asia Pacific, East Asia, the Caribbean, and we’ll wrap back in Harmonfield. All cities operational, all functional. It’s time for exposure.”

“DragonBullet ready?” she asked.

“Always.”

Just then, Jackson burst into the room with Matilda close behind.

“You’re not going without us,” he announced, planting his feet like a stubborn tree.

Jack raised a brow. “This isn’t a vacation, son.”

“It should be,” Jackson shot back. “I’m your heir, remember? I need to see what I’ll in
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