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Now reading: Chapter 106 - 102: Breaking The PR Machine from Luck Stat Broken: Rise of the Khan, a Fantasy novel by GenghisKhanII.

The hum of the Spiral’s kinetic gears vibrated through the immaculate white corridor.

​Zeraya hurried past the hydroponic sectors, forcing her stride to remain asured. Her mandated smile stayed locked in place.

​The System’s overlay hovered at the edge of her vision, a constant, glowing leash.

​[Item: Vance-Sponsored Aegis. Charisma 50. Agility -40%. Warning: Armor emits continuous acoustic ping for broadcast tracking.]

​She turned the corner toward the holding sectors. Maya stepped out of a side office, flanked by two heavily armored Tier-2 Corporate Defender Mages.

​The PR manager stared at a holographic clipboard, analyzing the real-ti broadcast trics. She stepped directly into Zeraya’s path. Maya’s eyes flicked from the clipboard to the erratic biotric spikes on Zeraya’s HUD.

​Maya grabbed Zeraya’s right wrist. She forced the heavy gold gauntlet upward, exposing the dark, fresh blood pooling inside the tal plating from Zeraya’s sheared knuckles.

​"It was a calibration error in the gauntlet," Zeraya lied, swallowing the rising panic. "It won’t happen again."

​Maya dragged Lariya’s profile into the red zone on her clipboard.

​"You are bleeding on a three-million-credit sponsorship deal, Zeraya," Maya whispered, her voice a venomous hiss. "The broadcast goes live in four hours. My mother built this sector to exact specifications, and I will not let a Labyrinth rat ruin the aesthetic."

​Maya tapped her clipboard twice.

​[Warning: Asset Zero biotrics unstable. Deviation logged.]

[System Update: Dependent ’Lariya’ flagged for Resource Reallocation. Transfer to Sector 6 Filtration pending.]

​A cheerful, bright green prompt flared in Maya’s peripheral vision, accompanied by the digitized sound of a dropping coin.

​[Action Validated: Resource Optimization. 50 Managent rits.]

​The System didn’t sanction the threat; it monetized the cruelty. Maya swiped the reward away without a second thought, treating the transaction with practiced apathy.

​"If your heart rate spikes above ninety beats per minute before the broadcast, I am reallocating your sister to the deep-water turbines," Maya stated, treating the sixteen-year-old’s life as a budgetary line item. "They need organic scrubbers down there. Fix your face."

​Deep in Level 4, Will sagged against the hijacked server terminal. The Warlord Network pulsed with a heavy, deep-bass thrum across the Silo.

​A violent spike of terror and rage radiated through the Primal Bond burning on his chest. Zeraya was compromised.

​"Zeraya is locked down topside," Will grunted, gripping the server rack. His eyes bled violet light into the dim room. "Her handler is accelerating Lariya’s execution order. Na is Maya."

​Elizabeth stepped out of the shadows. The necrotic, ozone-scented chill rolled off her fra as her shadow-appendage writhed around her shoulder.

​"Maya," Elizabeth said, her lone eye narrowing. "Aris’s disappointnt of a daughter. She plays the ruthless Corpo to keep her mother happy, but her ledger is bleeding."

​"Bleeding where?" Elias asked, his chanical eye whirring as it cross-referenced the local data.

​"She steals from the Alpha Core to buy oxygen rations for her chanic father down here in the dirt," Elizabeth said, a lethal smirk crossing her scarred face.

​Elizabeth reached up to the scarred port at the base of her neck. The shadow-arm ford razor-sharp digits, digging into her own flesh. The sickening, wet sound of tearing scar tissue echoed through the maintenance shaft. She physically ripped a glowing, corrupted sliver of corporate wetware from her spine.

​[Item Extracted: Corrupted mory-Shard (Epic). Contains: Classified Corporate Ledgers.]

​Elias took a half-step back, his cybernetic eye whirring as it scanned the dripping hardware.

​"A Black-Site marrow-drive," Elias muttered, his voice laced with genuine revulsion. "I heard rumors the Vanguard-Tier assassins used bone-grafts for data smuggling, but I thought it was an urban legend to scare the junior analysts. You’ve had that rotting in your spine for fourteen months?"

​"It builds character," Elizabeth replied deadpan, wiping a sar of dark blood on her canvas pants.

​Will grabbed the bloody mory-Shard.

​Corporate Intrusion Counterasures fought back. A jagged prompt burned across his retinas.

​[Warning: Lethal Neuro-Virus Detected.]

​The highly classified Black-Site hardware seared his palm, smoking against his flesh as the malicious code attempted to paralyze his nervous system. Will gritted his teeth, forcing his violet-gold Warlord aura over the hardware, crushing the corporate virus into submission.

​Once the shard glowed a steady violet, he jamd it directly into the server interface, pushing the intel up the telepathic network.

​[Warlord Network: High-Priority Data Packet Transmitted.]

[Target Acquired: Handler ’Maya’. Vulnerability: Critical.]

​"If Vance finds out, she goes to the turbine with them," Elizabeth said, watching the server accept the data. "Warlord, tell the Builder to twist the knife."

​Maya left Zeraya in the corridor and marched toward the VIP Suite. She expected to find a group of broken, mana-starved surface rats cowering in their luxury cage.

​She keyed the override. The doors slid open with a soft chi.

​The room was a war zone.

​Cyrus crouched behind a rigged Abyssal Snare, the heavy tungsten bolt pointed directly at the doorway.

​Tyson racked the massive steel fingers of his newly fused arm. The pneumatic pistons hissed, venting thick clouds of ozone and deep-earth steam that imdiately overwheld the million-credit atmospheric scrubbers. The pristine white walls were already streaked with wet soot, the working-class rot physically invading the elite tier.

​Allison Vance stood in the center of the ruined couches, covered in dried blood and deep-earth loam. The temperature in the room plumted. A jagged, violet-gold holographic ledger hovered directly over Allison’s palm, projecting the encrypted corporate data into the air.

​[Warlord Network Privilege Escalated. Temporary Title Granted: Hand of the Sovereign.]

[Hostile Intent Detected. Tectonic Bastion: Prid.]

​"Drop the improvised weapons and face the wall," Maya ordered, taking a step back as her Defender Mages readied their halberds. "You are unlicensed surface assets. You will be processed, tagged, and assigned to the—"

​From his recliner in the corner, Curtis raised a hand. His eyes were blank, a cheerful, mandated smile plastered on his face.

​"Excuse , Manager," Curtis chid in. "I believe there has been a miscommunication. We are open to a synergistic dialogue regarding our processing."

​A soft chi echoed from his interface: [De-escalation Attempt Logged. Corporate rit 1.]

​Tyson didn’t even look at the Thrall. He just casually backhanded a heavy glass vase off a side table, shattering it into a thousand pieces against the wall to drown out Curtis’s voice.

​"We know about the mana, Maya," Allison said, her voice ringing with the heavy, unyielding weight of bedrock.

​The violet-gold hologram flared above Allison’s hand.

​"Two thousand units a week," Allison continued, closing the distance. "Your mother would skin you alive if she knew you were funneling Alpha Core power to keep a grease-stained chanic breathing down in Sector Four."

​Maya froze. The color drained from her face. Her hand dropped from her datapad. She stared at the active execution warrant hovering over the Geomancer’s palm.

​[Data-Link Active: Threat Escalation Maximum.]

​"Call off the guards," Allison demanded, her eyes glowing pale green. "You are going to help us, or I am broadcasting this ledger to the entire Silo, and the Erasers will toss your father into the turbines before lunch."

​Maya threw up a shaking hand, gesturing for the two Defender Mages to stand down and wait in the hall. They hesitated, glancing at the rigged snare, before backing out.

​The doors sealed shut.

​Maya stood alone in the room with the Vanguard. The heavy, oppressive weight of their collective stare pinned her to the floor. The LitRPG interface flickered wildly around the edges of the room’s corrupted digital displays, bleeding violet-gold.

​"I can’t just delete Lariya’s file," Maya stamred, frantically tapping her datapad. "Cross’s ICE will flag it in three seconds. We have to walk down to Sector 2 and initiate a live biotric transfer. We have to cross the Platinum Concourse. It’s a wide-open kill box guarded by Vance’s personal Praetorians. If a cara catches you, Vance’s kill-squads will drop us all."

​Allison reached out. Her dirt-stained hand closed over Maya’s pristine corporate wrist, stopping the trembling.

​The Warlord Network pulsed, temporarily registering the terrified handler in the Faction UI. Her stat block hovered in Allison’s vision.

​[Class: Corporate PR Handler (Tier-1). HP: 45/45. Armor: 0. Combat Skills: None.]

​A single stray bolt in the concourse would kill their only leverage.

​"Vance is my father," Allison stated. "I know exactly what these people are willing to do to their own blood to maintain the math. We are breaking the lease today."

​Maya stared at Allison in shock. The realization hit her like a physical blow.

​"You’re... the runaway," Maya whispered.

​Allison released her wrist and shouldered a heavy pack of scavenged gear.

​"Take us to the girl," Allison ordered. "If we die on those stairs, your ledger goes public, and your father dies with us."

​Maya swallowed hard. She pulled up her holographic terminal, generating a localized stealth-shroud for the VIP floor.

​It wasn’t like Elizabeth’s gritty, necrotic shadows. This was algorithmic stealth—a geotric lattice of hard light that bent the air around them. It made the Vanguard look like blurred, pixelated glitches in reality, forcing them to move in a tight, rigid formation that added a suffocating claustrophobia to the descent.

​While Maya keyed the stealth paraters, Cyrus was rapidly stuffing his canvas scavenger bag. He wasn’t packing weapons. He was shoving silk throw pillows, a solid-silver serving tray, and handfuls of engineered fruit into the sack.

​"What are you doing?" Maya asked, staring at him in disbelief.

​"Redistributing wealth," Cyrus grunted, yanking a heavy velvet curtain down from the wall and folding it under his arm. "Bram can lt the tray, and this velvet has an insane structural weave."

​Tyson revved the Goliath-Plate arm. The pneumatic pistons hissed like angry vipers. He stepped past the terrified handler, grabbing a heavy combat shield.

​"Let’s go take the stairs," Tyson grunted.

​A massive, heavy prompt locked into everyone’s vision, overriding the corporate interface.

​[FACTION QUEST: THE PLATINUM DESCENT]

[Objective 1:] Escort VIP Target ’Maya’ through the Platinum Concourse.

[Objective 2:] Intercept Asset Zero before Broadcast.

[Failure Condition:] Target ’Maya’ dies. Lariya is executed. Ledger is destroyed.

[Lethality:] Extre. Praetorian Guard active.

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