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The car sped through the night; all around the landscape was illuminated by bursts of flames and punctuated by the echo of

distant sobs.

Patrick had single-handedly turned the entirety of Inner Island into a living hell.

Maja leaned into lan's embrace, feeling the rise and fall of his chest, her eyes stinging with unshed tears.

lan held her in silence, his hand gently patting her back in a soothing rhythm.

They reached the spot where Oliver had been waiting for them, and found him standing in the yard, staring into the fiery horizon.

His eyes went wide with shock at the sight of lan.

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He rushed forward, and upon seeing that lan was unscathed, he let out a sigh of relief.

lan glanced skyward, and Oliver followed his gaze.

Helicopters were swarming above, but their allegiance was unknown.

"Oliver, get in the car. We're running out of time."

Without hesitation, Oliver swung open the car door and hopped in.

Chaos reigned in Inner Island, and as a result, the road to Outer Island was eerily deserted.

floored the accelerator and barreled through all the

to venture into Middle Island or

toward the breach.

Middle Island, and those from

a mass of people rushing inward, as though the

window, watched the desperate crowd

outside want in,

his eyes

the South District Mental

for them and

the door opened, a dozen or so people in

the doctors who tried to

is the person I'm looking

"In the basement."

headed down, with Maja still cradled in his

residency was sure to take a toll on one's

the room couldn't see or hear; her eyes were wrapped in cloth,

chained.

bathroom, and

white, and though she was in her fifties,

a

choice but to address a person nearby: "Take her with us. Before you guys checked this place,

other suspicious people?"

South District Mental Hospital were conducting experiments on the living, but no one knew

we arrived, they didn't even know there was

was a