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Now reading: TPM Chapter 130 – Orientation and Orders from Wandering Tech-Priest in Multiverse, a Action novel by 12Silver.

The Vankos followed Luthar down a narrow corridor that spiralled deep into the earth. The air grew cooler, tinged with a faint tallic taste, like the breath of so ancient machine. Soft red lights traced patterns along the walls, illuminating reliefs of cogwheels and alien script that seed to shift when not directly looked at.

"Welco to the workshop," Luthar said, his voice carrying easily in the enclosed space. "This will be your world for the foreseeable future."

The corridor opened into a cavernous chamber, larger than any workshop they had ever seen. Platforms hovered silently on magnetic rails. Robotic arms moved in precise synchrony, welding plates to skeletal fras of machines Anton could barely comprehend. Suspended across the room were half-ford battlesuits, each in a different stage of assembly, hanging like tallic corpses from gravitic harnesses.

Ivan stopped in his tracks. "…This is a workshop?"

"A nursery," Luthar corrected. "A place where machines are born."

Anton, regaining so composure, asked, "And… what exactly is our part in all this?"

"You will develop the Mark I fra," Luthar said, hands clasped behind his back. "You will combine your engineering knowledge with the data I provide. Just make sure not to create any autonomous artificial intelligence—only pilot-assisted functions. I do not allow soulless machines to think."

Ivan frowned. "So, no AI. Got it. And the power source?"

"A new one," Luthar said evenly. "I will finalise it within a few days. I already possess several prototypes. Your task is simple: build a functional, stable fra. If you succeed, you will be the first humans to create sothing that is 1000 years ahead of this planet's technology."

Anton nodded slowly, more intrigued than intimidated. "And if we fail?"

"Then your usefulness ends," Luthar said without a hint of hesitation.

Lily bounced past with a datapad nearly as big as she was. "Don't worry~! He says that to everyone. Mostly."

Ivan muttered, "…Comforting."

Luthar gestured toward a hexagonal-lit workstation. Two half-complete exosuit torsos rested there, humming softly.

"You will start by redesigning the skeletal fra and stabilising the core housing. Schematics will arrive in stages. Complete each step to my satisfaction."

Anton examined the alien blueprints hovering above the workstation. "This… is nothing like anything I've ever seen."

"These designs co from my family's collection," Luthar said, his tone almost reverent. "So of this technology is older than every nation on your maps."

The soft whirring of servo-skulls filled the chamber.

"Have fun building your doomsday toys!" Lily clap. "And maybe build a tiny one for !"

With a mischievous wink, she followed Luthar out, leaving the Vankos to their new reality. Anton was already sketching modifications in his notebook, while Ivan leaned on a railing, trying—and failingngngngngngng—to ignore the floating skulls that occasionally circled him.

Outside the workshop, Luthar walked alongside Lily through the observation corridor. The hum of the base followed them like a chanical heartbeat.

"I need you to monitor them," Luthar said quietly. "Anton's loyalty will hinge on gratitude, but Ivan will resist as long as he thinks he still has control."

"You want to babysit?" Lily tilted her head, eyes sparkling.

"Monitor," Luthar corrected. "I have embedded nano-bombs during their treatnt. Which would be useful when the ti cos."

Lily blinked, then grinned. "Wow, didn't expect sobody would put boom inside a dicine."

"Just keep an eye on them," Luthar said, voice cold and certain. " Let them believe they are safe ."

"I can do that!" she said cheerfully, hopping ahead. " I would make sure to watch over them like a cat who watches over the milk."

Luthar's gaze turned distant. "Good. I have other matters to attend to. My attention will soon return to the dungeon world."

SHIELD HQ – 03:40 AM (Earlier)

The air in the command room was heavy with unease. Screens projected stills of Brock Rumlow—once a trusted field commander, now part machine. Black alloy traced his arms and neck; synthetic servos twitched beneath his skin.

Maria Hill's voice was clipped. "He's enhanced. Extensively. And he hasn't reported a single thing."

Nick Fury leaned forward, his one eye narrowing. "If Rumlow was still ours, he'd should have asked for approval. No agent takes that kind of upgrade without clearance. Not unless they are ready to betray."

"Kara hasn't reported either," Hill said grimly. "No pings. No exfil requests. It's like they don't care about shield anymore."

Fury growled.

"Then they're not ours anymore. The question is—what made them switch?"

A second monitor lit up, showing the Drop-Wing Skimr streaking through Russian skies.

Hill tapped the screen. "The sa one that brought Tony Stark back into Arica now, the craft brought the Vankos out of Russia. The only people besides Stark who can build an Arc Reactor."

Fury's expression hardened.

"That's n now, they would have technology to build armours which is similar to Tony Stark."

While Fury was misunderstanding Luthar's action, there was a place where Paranoia spread like a disease. In a dimly lit room, Hydra's inner circle watched encrypted feeds.

Rumlow walked through a battlefield with machine-like precision, captured by distant caras.

"He doesn't answer," hissed one operative.

"which ans Hydra has been compromised"

Another operative shook his head." This is going to be a big problem."

The room went silent.

The third said, finally. "Maybe this is a good opportunity to recruit a new mber, since that person hasn't revealed or information, it ans we still have a chance to beco friends with him…" A smile curved his lips. "Once he joins, all are goals would be easier, regardless of taking over the world or protecting the world from other forces, everything would beco easy."

Listening to this, everyone's as started to eyes started to shine, completely ignoring the fact that Luther had no reason to join them.

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