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    After clearing the table, Harlee informed Rhys she was heading home and left Remson Manor.


    The night was still, save for the glow of distant streetlights. Within the Sanderson residence, everyone was asleep, and all the lights were off except for the faint glow of Harlee’s bedsidemp.


    Harlee’s fingers tapped rapidly on her device, activating the Shadow Moon Society’s secure tform.


    Across the globe, members received her signal. In the shadows and under the sun, those people squinted their eyes, smiles of anticipation on their lips.


    “Finally, a new mission.”


    By morning, Harlee stepped out of the Sanderson family estate, where Aurora’s car was already waiting. Initially, Kieran and Lenny had nned to join them, but concerns over potential disruptions from energy wave interference kept them in theb. Meanwhile, Ronald was away, tending to other responsibilities.


    “Harlee, hurry up. Kieran and Lenny are eagerly waiting for your arrival,” Aurora called out.


    Harlee climbed into the car and buckled her seatbelt.


    “Alright, brief me on what’s going on with this special energy wave first.”


    “Sure. Yesterday, the national special department sent over this unusual energy wave. Kieran believes it could revolutionize renewable energy…”


    Throughout the drive, Aurora rambled enthusiastically about the energy wave, though the specifics remained vague. The details were still being examined by Kieran and Lenny, leaving Aurora uncertain about its true characteristics or how it might impact scientific progress.


    Despite theck of rity, Harlee pieced together enough information to understand the energy wave’s potential, and her mind began formting a n.


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    Arriving at the physicsboratory, they were greeted by Jodi, who had been waiting at the entrance. The moment Jodi saw Harlee, she approached quickly.


    “Miss Sanderson!”


    Harlee paused, saying nothing.


    Jodi wasted no time introducing herself.


    “Miss Sanderson, I’m the researcher who sought your guidancest time. When I happened to see Aurora leaving earlier, I learned you’d being here, so I decided to wait for you. If you’re free, could I ask you a few more questions today?”


    Thanks to Harlee’s guidancest time, Jodi’s research had advanced at an incredible pace.


    At the monthly evaluation, she had gone from finishingst to ranking in the top three, shocking not only her peers but herself as well. She knew her own efforts couldn’t fully exin such a dramatic improvement, so when she learned Harlee would be visiting the physicsb, she was determined to make the most of the chance to learn more.


    Recognizing Jodi atst, Harlee gave a slight nod and said, “Sure.”


    Harlee, having left moments earlier, abruptly paused and circled back to Jodi, her voice devoid of emotion as shemanded, “Come along.”


    “What?” Jodi’s eyes widened, her tone sharp with surprise.


    Aurora yfully tapped Jodi on the head, herugh ringing through the air.


    “Harlee is inviting you to the department.


    Hurry up and follow.”


    It was then that Jodi sprang into action. She hastily lifted her foot, but in her haste, she tripped and plunged forward.


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