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Chapter 276
Author: Lucky B. Excelsior
last update2025-09-16 00:13:16

The cavern trembled as the giant aliens prowled closer, their obsidian claws ticking against the crystal like a grim countdown. Dust drifted from the fractured ceiling, whispering down over Jack Parker’s still body and Ryan’s broken form. The Dragon Dagger’s fading emerald light pulsed weakly—like a heartbeat on the edge of stopping.

Sarah’s breath fogged the DragonGP’s viewport. “Come on, Jack… come on…”

Matilda pressed her palms to the glass, her voice small but steady. “Daddy’s strong. He promised.”

Emily swallowed hard, forcing the ship to inch forward—just enough to draw attention without cracking the cavern floor. But the predators’ glowing eyes stayed fixed on the fallen men.

Inside Jack’s mind, darkness folded over him like a closing fist. Then—a flicker of green light.

He was standing—or maybe floating—on a vast plain of stars. Mars was nowhere. The DragonGP was gone. Instead, endless constellations swirled in silent majesty, and a warm wind that wasn’t a wind brushed his fac
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