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Chapter 565: Who is it?
Author: Max Luthor
last update2026-04-08 23:59:36

The Architect had removed her helmet, revealing her face for the first time to the hidden camera—and by extension, to General Carl Gerald now watching the footage. She was younger than he'd expected, probably in her mid-thirties, with sharp features that might have been attractive under other circumstances but which were currently twisted into an expression of cold satisfaction.

Her eyes held an intelligence that was somehow more frightening than simple madness would have been. This was a woma
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