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The chapter opens with Anden informing June that Captain Thomas Bryant, a condemned prisoner, has requested to see her as his final wish before execution. Despite her exhaustion and unease, June agrees, driven by the possibility that Thomas may reveal details about her brother Metias’s death. The exchange highlights June’s internal conflict—her lingering anger and curiosity battling her reluctance to face Thomas. Anden assures her she can refuse, but June steels herself, determined to hear whatever…-
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The chapter "Day 3" opens with the protagonist, Daniel, experiencing a vivid nightmare about his younger brother, Eden. In the dream, they are at a San Francisco hospital where Eden receives new glasses, a sign of progress in his treatment for his deteriorating vision. The scene is tender as Eden crafts an intricate paper rose, showcasing his creativity despite his disability. However, the moment is shattered when Colonies airships attack the city, and Republic soldiers forcibly separate Daniel from Eden,…
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The chapter opens with June anxiously scanning the crowd at Colburn Hall’s Independence Day event, hoping to spot Day amidst the political elite. Despite her rehearsed smiles and polished appearance, her focus wavers as she recalls their strained recent interactions. Anden, the Elector, praises her publicly, but the Senators’ thinly veiled resentment underscores the tension surrounding her rapid rise. June’s unease grows as she searches for Day, torn between hope and doubt about his arrival, while…
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The chapter opens with Day arriving in Denver for an "emergency banquet" on Independence Day, which he finds ironic given the frivolity of a feast during a crisis. After settling into a government apartment with his younger brother Eden, he leaves Eden under Lucy’s care, expressing his usual paranoia about his brother’s safety. Day then meets Faline, a Senator’s daughter assigned to help him dress for the event. Her polished appearance contrasts sharply with his rough street attire, and she…
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The chapter opens with June reflecting on her conflicted emotions as she reconnects with Day after months of silence, questioning her own manipulative tendencies. Late at night, Elector Anden visits her apartment, visibly distressed, to reveal a critical crisis: the Colonies are preparing to declare war on the Republic. A deadly virus, originally developed by Anden’s father as a biological weapon, has spread in the Colonies, and they demand a cure the Republic doesn’t possess. Anden warns that the…
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The chapter opens with the protagonist, a former criminal turned national hero, disguised in a carefully crafted ensemble to blend into San Francisco’s eclectic streets. His appearance—dark red hair, green contacts, and a striking crimson tattoo—mirrors the city’s trend of face-painted youth, though his choice of stylized flames reflects his ambivalence toward the Republic. Equipped with an earpiece and mike, he navigates the Marina sector, observing its damp, uneven streets and towering buildings…
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The chapter "Sage 9" follows Sage as she prepares for a covert FBI mission to record a confession from Josef, a suspected Nazi war criminal. Sage reflects on her unexpected romance with Leo, an FBI agent who contrasts sharply with her ex, Adam. Leo’s thoughtful gestures, like remembering her coffee preferences and ensuring her comfort, make her feel valued. Despite her lingering self-doubt about her scars, Sage notices her smile first in the mirror, signaling growing self-acceptance. The mission’s…-
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The chapter opens with Leo observing Sage at her grandmother Minka’s funeral, noting her exhaustion and emotional state. He tries to comfort her, but tension arises when Sage asks about Adam, her married boyfriend, creating an awkward distance between them. Leo reveals he came to the funeral because he wanted to support Sage, emphasizing how family was central to Minka’s life. Sage’s tears and Leo’s reassurance dissolve the tension, as she leans on him for comfort, questioning whether their…
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The chapter "Sage 8" opens with Sage entering a hospital, a place that triggers painful memories of her mother’s death. She and Leo learn that Josef Weber, an elderly man with a dark past as a Nazi war criminal, has been hospitalized after a failed suicide attempt. Sage is conflicted, torn between her friendship with Josef and her disgust for his crimes. Leo, a Nazi hunter, urges her to convince Josef to recover so he can face trial, but Sage struggles with the moral weight of the situation. Inside…
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The chapter opens with Leo, a professional investigator, reviewing a photo array of Reiner Hartmann, a suspect from an SS file, while his mother calls to share a surreal dream about his nonexistent son. Distracted by his work, Leo struggles to engage with her, though their conversation reveals his mother’s persistent concern for his personal life. The dream, involving roots growing from her feet, serves as a metaphor for her hopes for Leo’s future, while he deflects with humor. Their exchange…
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