Chapter 652
Author: Chris Ahafa
last update2026-10-09 15:36:57

Kevin reached out his good hand. He ripped the disgusting flap of dead meat away from the metal console. He jammed the blue wire from the datapad directly into the square port.

Instantly, the small screen on Kevin’s datapad lit up. It flashed green, then blue, then bright white.

Lisa had taught him what to do. She had explained the coding in the quiet camp.

“When you plug it in,” Lisa’s tired voice echoed in Kevin’s memory. “The datapad will try to talk to the big computer. It will ask for p
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    Kevin turned around. He looked at his father. "It is a computer program, Dad," Kevin explained, his voice shaking with the weight of the massive revelation. "A human being wrote this code. A human being built the health bars, the stats, and the magic. A human being created the Dead Zone virus." Kevin looked up at the giant, glowing red hologram of the Earth. "We are looking at 'Admin Mode'," Kevin whispered. The silence in the room was absolute. If the System was a software program... then the apocalypse was not an accident. The end of the world was a deliberate, planned event. "If it is a program," Silas said from the floor, his pale blue eye narrowed in sharp understanding. "Then it has an Administrator. Someone has the master password." "Yes," Kevin nodded. "Are they dead?" Elena asked. "Did they build it and die?" Kevin looked back down at the screen. He watched the green code scrolling. Then, he noticed something that made his blood turn to freezing ice. At the very bottom

  • Chapter 653

    Everyone in the room stopped fighting for a fraction of a second. Even the clone paused. They stared up at the magical projection. "What is that?" Elena whispered. She dropped her mace. General Silas walked slowly toward the center of the room. His pale blue eye was wide with absolute shock and fascination. "It is a map," Silas whispered in awe. It was not a map of a city. It was not a map of a mountain. It was a map of the entire Earth. The glowing blue hologram showed the continents. It showed the oceans. It showed North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa. It was a perfect, rotating globe of the planet. But the globe was covered in dots. There were thousands and thousands of tiny, glowing red dots scattered across every single continent. As Kevin watched the screen on his datapad, lines of code rapidly scrolled by. The system was showing him the live data of the Black Broadcast. On the giant hologram, thin, glowing red lines began to shoot out from the dots. The red lines conn

  • Chapter 652

    Kevin reached out his good hand. He ripped the disgusting flap of dead meat away from the metal console. He jammed the blue wire from the datapad directly into the square port. Instantly, the small screen on Kevin’s datapad lit up. It flashed green, then blue, then bright white. Lisa had taught him what to do. She had explained the coding in the quiet camp. “When you plug it in,” Lisa’s tired voice echoed in Kevin’s memory. “The datapad will try to talk to the big computer. It will ask for permission to enter the network. The big computer will say no. You have to force the door open, Kevin. You have to use your Scout skills to find the backdoor in their firewall.” Kevin looked at the small screen. A red text box popped up. [ACCESS DENIED.] [UNAUTHORIZED USER.] "I don't have time for this," Kevin gritted his teeth. He pressed his fingers against the cracked glass screen of the datapad. Kevin’s body was initialized. His blood carried the magical System. He pushed his own blue,

  • Chapter 651

    Silas picked up a dropped rifle from the floor. The last Vanguard assassin stood next to his General, holding a long combat knife. "GO!" Jonah roared. Jonah charged forward. He moved with explosive, terrifying human speed. He did not turn on his magic. He did not glow with silver light. He relied on pure, raw, farm-boy muscle. Jonah pulled his heavy forty-pound sledgehammer back. He swung it in a massive, flat arc, aiming directly for the clone’s head. The clone did not blink. The clone moved at the exact same millisecond. The clone swung its own heavy sledgehammer. The two massive blocks of solid iron collided perfectly in mid-air. The impact was apocalyptic. The sheer kinetic force of the two giant weapons hitting each other created a massive shockwave. A ring of white wind blasted outward. It blew the dust off the floor. It blew Elena’s hair wildly. The sound was so loud it hurt their ears. Jonah gritted his teeth. His arms shook violently from the heavy impact. The clone

  • Chapter 650

    The massive, circular underground chamber was bathed in a pulsing, bloody red light. Jonah stood perfectly still. The heavy iron sledgehammer in his right hand felt cold. The air in his lungs burned. He stared across the room. Standing right in front of the giant glass brain of the Conductor mutant was a perfect copy of himself. The clone was exactly the same height. It had the same broad, massive shoulders. It had the same torn gray shirt. It had the same thick, dark iron scars covering its chest and arms. It even held the exact same forty-pound iron sledgehammer in its right hand. But the clone’s eyes were different.Jonah’s eyes were a warm, human dark brown. The clone’s eyes were glowing with a sick, toxic, dark purple light. The color of crystallized Mana. The color of the corrupted Dead Zone. "What... what is that?" Kevin whispered. The young giant stood behind his father. His one good blue eye was wide with absolute, mind-breaking horror. He held his iron mace tightly, but

  • Chapter 649

    General Silas and his two remaining Vanguard assassins fought bravely. They did not have magic, but they were highly trained killers. They used normal rifles to bash the monsters. They used combat knives to slice the thick black cables hanging from the ceiling, cutting the monsters off from their power source. But the hallway was a pure meat grinder. The black slime on the floor made it incredibly slippery. Blood mixed with battery acid, creating a terrible, stinging smell in the air. Suddenly, a Server-Ghoul dropped from a dark hole in the ceiling. It landed directly behind one of the Vanguard assassins. The monster wrapped its arms around the assassin from behind. "Help!" the assassin screamed. He struggled wildly, dropping his rifle. The Server-Ghoul opened its mouth. Inside its mouth, there were no teeth. There was a thick, sharp, metal USB-like spike. The monster slammed its mouth against the back of the assassin’s neck. The sharp metal spike drove directly into the assassin

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