Chapter 317
Author: ROONIE
last update2026-06-29 23:30:06

“The building is clear,” Jin’s relieved voice echoed softly through the glowing white magic web. “I am reading zero Iron Order heat signatures on the lower floors. We did it.”

“We won,” Kade cheered happily, lowering his smoking rocket launcher.

Landon stood perfectly still in the middle of the forty-eighth floor. He was breathing heavily. Sweat poured down his muscular chest. His hands still glowed with bright white magic.

He felt a deep, overwhelming sense of pride. His team was perfect. They
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