Ahead, the glow of the Scarlet Thorn pulsed like a heart, blood-red against the storm-choked sky.
Colin scanned the horizon, dust swirling around his boots. He turned to his enforcers, faces hidden behind cracked visors and filter masks.
“We move on the nodes first,” he said, voice calm but carved from stone. He looked once more at the cathedral-club flickering in the dusk, then back to his troops. “They breathe while the rest of us choke—no more. Time to clip this rose at its root.”
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