Chapter 369
Author: ROONIE
last update2026-08-01 23:45:58

The sleek, black stealth ship flew silently through the dark night sky.

It flew incredibly fast. It crossed the ocean and returned to the United States in just a few hours. The hot, boiling air of Africa was just a bad memory now.

Outside the thick glass windshield, the world was freezing cold again. The beautiful, deadly winter storm of the American Midwest whipped against the metal ship. Thick white snowflakes flew past the glass.

Landon Hale sat in the pilot’s seat. His large, muscular ha
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