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The Whisper

Chapter 65: The Traitor’s Game

The chamber was vast, shadowed, and echoing with tension. The traitor stood at the far end, flanked by his loyalists, each armed and ready. Every corner of the room could conceal another danger, and every shadow seemed to whisper threats.

“You made it,” the traitor said, voice dripping with mock admiration. “I almost admire your persistence. But admiration won’t save you.”

Lila’s fingers tightened on her weapon. “It won’t be admiration that stops you — it’ll be justice.”

Damien’s gaze swept the room, assessing cover points and escape routes. “We move carefully. One wrong step, and this ends badly. But we’ve come too far to turn back now.”

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The battle began instantly. Shots rang out, ricocheting off metal and stone. Hunters and loyalists clashed with precise coordination, each side testing the other’s defenses. Lila advanced carefully, using debris as cover, while Damien covered the flanks, anticipating every move.

The traitor’s presence was like a dark pulse through the battlefield — he wasn’t just leading; he was predicting, adapting, and exploiting every weakness. Yet the hunters’ resolve was stronger than ever.

Lila ducked behind a fallen beam, firing with deadly accuracy. “Keep moving! Don’t let them pin you down!”

Damien signaled a flanking maneuver. “We push them toward the center. Force them into the open. That’s how we take him down.”

The fight intensified, every second a test of skill, patience, and nerve. The traitor laughed as explosions rocked the chamber, but Lila and Damien’s teamwork began to turn the tide.

One by one, the loyalists fell, disoriented and outmaneuvered. The traitor, realizing his advantage was slipping, retreated toward a control platform, desperate for a new plan.

“This ends now,” Lila muttered, determination blazing in her eyes. “We stop him — and finally, this nightmare ends.”

The hunters surged forward, closing in on the traitor. Tonight, the traitor would learn that betrayal had consequences.

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