The aftermath of their desperate battle in the mainframe room lingered in the air. The sound of their ragged breathing echoed off the walls, mixing with the faint hum of the now dormant droids scattered across the floor. For a moment, there was nothing but silence a silence that felt like both victory and a reminder of the growing darkness beyond the Tower.Ethan, Aisha, and Jared had managed to halt the immediate threat of Project Exodus, but the struggle was far from over. The city lay in ruins, and Mara's grip on the remnants of power had only tightened. The battle in the heart of the Tower was a crucial turning point, but it had come at a steep cost—one that weighed heavily on all three of them.Ethan slumped against the nearest wall, his weapon still clutched tightly in his hand. His body was exhausted, but his mind refused to rest. He thought about the destruction already unleashed on the city. Even though they'd managed to stop the complete annihilation that Project Exodus thre

The cold metallic hum of the abandoned military base resonated through the cavernous chamber as Ethan, Aisha, and Jared stood frozen in place. The air was thick with tension, and each second seemed to stretch into eternity. Aisha’s fingers trembled over her data pad as the words “Detected by the System” blinked ominously on the screen.Ethan’s heart raced. They had stumbled into something far worse than they could have imagined. He felt the walls closing in, as though the ghosts of the old regime were stirring from their long slumber, awakened by their presence.“We need to move. Now,” Ethan hissed, breaking the silence. His voice was sharp, urgent.Aisha didn’t need any convincing. She shut off her data pad and moved to the terminal in the center of the room, rapidly typing on the outdated keyboard. “I need to find out what triggered the alert. There has to be something here that explains what we’re dealing with.”Jared paced nervously by the door, his grip tightening on his weapon.

The voice echoed through the chamber, cold and mechanical, as though it had been waiting centuries to speak. Every muscle in Ethan’s body tensed, and a chill raced down his spine. Aisha stood frozen by the console, her fingers still hovering above the controls, her face drained of all color."Welcome to Oblivion."The words repeated the voice deeper now, as though it were settling into the room. Around them, the floor began to rumble and shift, cracks forming in the walls, sending dust and wreckage falling from the ceiling. The enforcers, the massive armored machines that had been closing in on them moments before, suddenly froze mid-step, their glowing optics dimming to black.Jared took a cautious step back, his weapon still raised. "What… what the hell is that?"Ethan glanced around the chamber, his heart beating in his chest. He didn’t have an answer, but every instinct told him they needed to move fast.“Aisha,” Ethan said sharply, his voice cutting through the rising panic in hi

The industrial district trembled as the explosions grew louder. Dust and debris fell from the crumbling structures overhead as the ground rumbled with increasing intensity. Ethan, Aisha, and Jared pressed themselves against the jagged walls of a decaying building, their breaths coming in short, tense gasps. The sound of Mara’s forces closing in was unmistakable heavy footsteps, the clanking of armor, and the mechanical hum of advanced weaponry.“They’re moving fast,” Jared whispered, his eyes scanning the shadows for any signs of movement. “We won’t have much time.”Ethan nodded his mind racing. “We need to reach that underground entrance before they find us. Aisha, can you lead us there?”Aisha tapped frantically on her data pad, her hands trembling slightly. “I’m trying. The energy signature I detected earlier it’s shifting. Almost like it’s moving underground.”“What does that mean?” Jared asked, his voice tinged with frustration. “Are we walking into a trap?”Ethan didn’t answer.