All Chapters of The Alpha Protocol: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

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Book 13: Prohibited blood Chapter 1: The dissonance in the perfect song

The era of symbiosis had not transformed the world into a flawless paradise, but into a breathing, feeling organism. If you are deep enough in the quiet Forests of Novus Aetheria lukewarm, one could hear the heartbeat of the planet – the steady, golden pulsation of Elora's consciousness, through the roots and the old, moss-covered steel girders. The hybrids, once scary mechanical beasts, were now mute gardeners who gently used the underwood. Everything had its rhythm. Everything had its place. Except for those places where the human nature cried louder than the song of the earth. Raven Carter hated the rain, especially when he smelled like iron and ozone. He stood at the edge of Sector Seven, a remote outpost in which the settlers tried old abyssal generators from the time of consortium for their own to rebuild purposes. Raven wore a heavy, dark leather coat, the wet and stared at the body lying in the mud before him. He wasn't an architect, no junk collector and no guard

Chapter 2: Echo in the Dark

The forest of the Anderswelt honored his name. As soon as Raven Tree border exceeded, the buzzing noise of the rain disappeared. Instead, the air was filled with a quiet, almost inaudible whisper – one Echo of voices that were lost centuries ago. The flora here was grotesque twisted; Farne with silver veins and trees, whose bark like splintered glass looked out, lined the path. Raven moved silently. His eyes scanned the environment with precision a predator. He was looking for Lyra, but what he found was something completely different. About a hundred meters deep in the forest, he came to light. In the middle there was an old, overgrown portal arch from the time of Atlantis. But he wasn't inactive. In In the middle of the bow a rupture, a strudel of that blood-red light, which he in the The dead. And before the crack a woman knelt. She wore torn clothes, but her attitude was not that of a victim. She held a solid red glowing crystal in the bare hands. The light pulsated,

Chapter 3: The Echo of the Queen

The rain had grown into an angry storm when Raven the small Sick station of Sector Seven reached. He pushed the heavy wooden door with the Shoulder and carried Lyra in. The healer, who had already waited for him, back. The flaking light of the oil lamps threw deep shadows on Lyras Face. The karmesine red veins on their neck no longer pulsated, but they like dark, deceased roots under their skin. “She breathes,” said Raven close, put the young woman on the iron field bed and kicked one step back. The water driped from its leather coat and formed a dark lobe on the dusty wooden floor. “The portal in the Anderswelt was open. It has channeled a resonance that is far older than the stability of this valley.” The healer bowed over Lyra and put a damp cloth on her forehead. ‘Your Body is at the edge of the shock. The dark energy burned its cells. If you hadn't closed the portal, Searcher Carter, it wouldn't be Man more.” Raven crossed his arms. “She wasn’t alone in the forest.

Chapter 4: Hunters in the Night

The sub-city was a place that most residents of Novus Aetheria migrated. It was a labyrinth of old wastewater shafts and decayed geothermal Tunnels now inhabited by those living in the new, harmonious world did not find any place: ejects, failed architects and faulty hybrids, which had not been fully recorded by the symbiosis of the earth. Raven glittled through the shadows of the rainy alleys until he had the hidden descent reached. He needed information, and there was only one person who was deep enough in Dread of this world ran to know who manipulated the seals of the other world. Her name was Vesper. She was a second-generation hybrid, her left arm consisted of filigree, nightblack titanium, and their eyes possessed those consuming sharpness that Raven always remembered his own dark past. Their relationship to each other was a permanent wire rope act between hostility and a dangerous, almost magnetic attraction. He found them in an underground tavern, after cheap fus

Chapter 5: The Catacombs of Forgotten

The descent into the deeper plains of the sub-city resembled a passage through the The digestive tract of an iron beast. The deeper Raven and Vesper in the maze abyssal tubes and decayed cleats, the heavier the air became. The stench after fäulnis mixed with the sharp, electric smell of Ozone and the metallic aroma of old, smelled blood. Raven went ahead. His hand rested instinctively on the handle of his replacement blade, while his eyes scan every niche, every shadow. Vesper moved silently behind him. Despite its heavy mechanical arm prosthesis, it was as light-footed as a shadow. Between them there was a tense silence that was only from far away Drop of contaminated water was interrupted. It was a silence that unpronounced accusations and a dangerous, rough attraction was. “You missed something in sector seven, Carter,” Vesper demolished the silence. Your Voice was hardly more than a touch in the dark. “If the cult is a vessel for Alpha queen seeks, they don't take an

Chapter 6: The vessel

Raven sprinted. He left the last, desperate attacks of the remaining Watch out and glitt in the dark tunnel where the high priest disappeared was. The air here no longer smelled like old iron, but extremely biting after Sulfur and pure adrenaline. It was the smell of something uralt that was close to stood to be torn out of his sleep. The gang led into a much smaller but perfectly preserved chamber of the Consortiums. The walls consisted of smooth, black obsidian, covered of veins from that red, flickering light. There was no altar in the middle of the room, but an incubator of tank glass and titanium. There was a young man in it. His body was oversaturated by fine, mechanical Connections that led directly into its spine. He was conscious, but his eyes were wide open from fear and pain. He was the vessel. A Hybrid of the new generation, formable, pure and strong enough to make the storm survive. The high priest stood before the incubator, the phiols with the forbidden bl

Chapter 7: The command of blood

The air in the Obsidian chamber was so heavy that every breath burned. The Beings that rose from the ruins of the incubator had nothing human more per se. The body of the young man was under the massive, black Titanium armour, the muscle strands glowed from the inside with the carmesin red light of forbidden blood. When the Alpha queen turned her head, cracked the cervical vertebrae with a loud, unnatural sound. “Knelt,” she said. It was not a boar, but a deep, vibrating crawl that drilled directly into the nervous system. It was the absolute alpha command – one acoustic and genetic frequency that did not allow resistance. Vesper kicked out a suffocated scream. Her body no longer obeyed her. Your knees followed, and they hit hard on the Obsidian floor. Your human eye weeping tears of anger, but her hybrid instinct forced her to head in front of the queen lower. The Alpha queen did not rule by conviction; they reigned through absolute dominance of old DNA. Raven felt how

Chapter 8: The Schwur in the ashes

Raven and Vesper ran for their lives. The Labyrinth of the Lower City broke around her out. Massive rocks and old consortium steel beams crack from the ceilings of the abyssal tubes. The ground under her feet raised and lowered as if the planet itself would scream under pain. “That way!”, Vesper cried and sprinkled Raven into a narrow ventilation shaft, straight as the main corridor buried behind them by a falling ceiling plate was. They climbed, crawled and fought through the darkness, driven by adrenaline and the constant, vibrating broils that rose from the depth. As they finally reached a rusted grid hatch and they combined forces and they stumbled out into the cold, rainy night. They were on the edge of Sector Seven. Raven let himself go Lehmboden fell and stared in the sky. The rain whipped his face and washed the blood and the soot of the lower city from its skin. Vesper groomed next to to him, held the titanium arm and breathed in heavy, rough shocks. But the re

Chapter 9: The case of sector Seven

There was no time for warnings. The Heuling, which is still in the distance from the Anderswelt was invaded like a physical wave over sector Seven. Raven and Vesper stormed through the muddy path back to the settlement, but the chaos had already come to them. The barricades of old wood and rusty corrugated sheet that should protect the village from wild animals, fragmented among the baled rush of the transformed hybrids. Creatures that are still a few Hours when gentle gardeners had cultivated the land, fell like a biblical plague about the wooden huts. Her eyes burned in that murderous, carmesin red Light that signaled the absolute submission under the Alpha queen. Panic shrines torn the rainy night. Flames hit from the first Roofs, inflamed oil lamps. “The healer!” Raven cried through the tossing of the storm and the noise Wood. “She has the wounded in the infirmary. We must take the path to release old transport crawlers!” Vesper crawled, a noise that vibrated unholy

Chapter 10: Aegis zero

The crawler fought through the inaccessible wilderness, miles away from the well-known routes. Inside there was the oppressive silence of people, who lost everything in a single night. The healer muted the Squads of children. Raven sat in the cockpit, the view staring at the darkness that the headlights could hardly penetrate. Vesper leaned behind him in the door frame. Your titanium arm had deep scratches, and her breath was still irregular. The echo of Alphacommands had become weaker, but it still burned in their blood. “She let us go,” Vesper broke the silence. It sounded bitter. ‘It had Crawlers can easily catch up. She wanted us to escape. We are now messengers of their return.” “Then we make sure that our message is the right one,” said Raven ice cold, without turning the view from the tax. He adjusted an old, half rusted Navigation map on the dashboard. “You said in the lower city, we needed an army. I know a place where we find at least the steel.” Vesper steppe

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