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    Two soldiers advanced without hesitation, released the restraints from udius’s bed, and pushed him out of the ICU at a brisk pace. The wheels scraped along the polished floor, their sharp screech slicing through the tense hallway.


    “I advise you to forget everything you witnessed tonight,” Falcon said, drawing a firearm from his belt with practiced ease. The cold metal barrel caught the dim hospital light, radiating a quiet menace that belonged to someone intimately familiar with death.


    The doctors and nurses snapped their mouths shut at once, pressing themselves into the corner, nodding in terrified unison.


    Falcon fell into step alongside the rolling bed and bent down, letting his words slip directly into udius’s ear. “Sir, it is no longer safe here. We must evacuate immediately.”


    udius’s gaze shifted a fraction, a faint question flickering behind his immobilized eyes.


    As Falcon guided the bed through the corridor, he continued in a low voice. “The man stationed at the Cooper Estate… his heart monitor just tlined.” Falcon’s grip on the gun tightened, his knuckles draining white, his voice trembling with barely restrained anguish.


    Every operative under hismand carried a small imnted device that tracked vital signs and transmitted an alert the moment a heartbeat ceased — sending a final signal to the captain’s terminal. It was an unspoken rule, the grim safeguard of the special operations unit, designed to prevent reckless rescue attempts while serving as an upromising warning system. During missions soaked in danger, when members found themselves unable to report critical details in time, the device was thest means to send a signal — simple in concept, direct in purpose, and devastatingly final.


    Falcon, burdened by the weight ofmand, had always prayed he would never see that alert sh across his screen. Each signal meant a fallenrade, a life extinguished in darkness, another soul consumed by the abyss.


    Rain hammered the city as if trying to wash away something that clung to the steel and stone.


    Moments after udius was covertly transferred, the roar of an engine tore through the storm like a de. A red Ferrari supercar burst through the rain-soaked night like a streak of fire, sending a towering spray of water skyward as it screeched to a stop at the entrance of the private hospital owned by Cooper Group.


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