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The chapter opens with the narrator, Daniel’s younger sibling, working on a perpetual energy machine in their room while waiting for Daniel to return home late at night. Despite their earlier argument, the narrator monitors Daniel’s movements through a geolocator, relieved when he arrives safely. Daniel’s dangerous job and his spotty memory, a lingering effect from their past in the Republic, weigh on the narrator, who quietly manages small tasks to help him. The tension between them is palpable,…-
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Daniel stands atop a skyscraper in Ross City, observing the vibrant, futuristic landscape through his augmented-reality chip. The city’s dazzling lights and virtual murals of oceanic scenes contrast sharply with his memories of the Republic’s grim, power-starved streets. Despite the beauty, he senses an underlying instability, as if the city is teetering on the edge of collapse. His thoughts shift to Dominic Hann, an elusive target pursued by the AIS, whose powerful connections and spies have kept him…
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The chapter introduces the illegal but thrilling drone races in Ross City’s Undercity, where participants use homemade drones pieced together from scrap metal. These high-speed races, which weave through crowded streets, are untaxed and untraced, attracting gamblers and spectators despite the risk of police intervention. The narrator, Eden, recounts being introduced to the races by his friend Pressa, who has been gambling on them for years. He admires the ingenuity of the drones and the adrenaline of the…
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Daniel, a high-ranking AIS agent, intervenes when his younger brother Eden is threatened by thieves in Ross City’s dangerous Undercity. The thieves flee upon recognizing Daniel’s authority, but Eden reacts with irritation rather than gratitude. Their tense exchange reveals a strained relationship, with Daniel’s protective instincts clashing against Eden’s desire for independence. Daniel’s internal reflections highlight his deep care for Eden, contrasting with their distant and argumentative…
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The chapter introduces Eden Bataar Wing, a brilliant and inquisitive young man who excels academically at Ross University of the Sciences. Despite his achievements, he feels overshadowed by his older brother, Daniel Altan Wing, a revolutionary hero from the Republic of America. Eden’s identity is often reduced to being "Daniel’s younger brother," a label he has reluctantly accepted. He reflects on his passion for understanding how things work, from machines to natural phenomena, but laments that his…
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Daniel Altan Wing, formerly known as Day, is a former fugitive turned agent for the Antarctica Intelligence Service (AIS) in Ross City. The chapter opens with him attempting to call his younger brother, Eden, who doesn’t answer, leaving Daniel frustrated yet protective. Reflecting on their traumatic past—losing their parents and surviving a revolution—Daniel tries to rationalize Eden’s silence, wondering if he’s busy with friends or school. His thoughts drift to June, a figure from his past, but…
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The chapter opens with June reflecting on her recent release from the hospital and her return to a luxurious apartment in Denver. She anxiously awaits Day’s arrival, preoccupied with thoughts of what he wants to discuss. The return of her dog, Ollie, a remnant of her past life, brings her comfort, but she remains unsettled by the opulence surrounding her and the unresolved tension with Thomas, her former captor. Outside, a light snow falls, mirroring her quiet unease as she grapples with her new reality…-
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The chapter opens with June reflecting on Day’s pivotal speech from the Capitol Tower, which solidified Elector Anden’s power and united the Republic. She vividly recalls Day’s presence and the impact of his words, as well as the lingering memory of their last kiss. Now, two days later, June and Day are separated in a Denver hospital, undergoing rigorous medical tests to ensure they weren’t compromised by the Colonies. June is frustrated by the surveillance and separation but finds solace in…
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The chapter begins with the protagonist, Day, recounting his hostile reception at the hospital after being rescued from Denver’s Capitol Tower. He resists medical treatment, threatening staff and demanding to see his brother, Eden, as well as June and proof of the Patriots’ release. His outbursts are broadcast live, fueling public concern, but he eventually calms, easing tensions among the crowds. The doctor informs Day he’s been pardoned and that Eden will arrive soon, though their mutual distrust…
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The chapter opens with the protagonists racing toward the Republic’s border in a high-speed jet, traveling at over 800 miles per hour. Day shares critical information with June about the Patriots, Razor’s betrayal, and the political turmoil surrounding the Elector. Despite the initial disorientation from their sudden escape, June’s mind clears as they ascend, allowing her to assess their dire situation. Kaede, their pilot, reveals they are nearing the warfront, marked by distant explosions, and…
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