Chapter 103 She Is Gone

"Mr. Kallum!" Ryder exclaimed, barely able to mask his disbelief. It was inconceivable to him that Kallum would risk everything, even his last breath, for the sake of a woman.

Kallum, lips pursed in firm resolution, clarified his decision, "If I go to the military district now, my chances of survival would be barely one percent. Yet, if I refrain from attempting to rescue her, her likelihood of death is almost certain."

His unwavering resolve to save another seemed to soothe the searing pain that racked his body. Never before had he felt such composure or grasped the stakes so clearly.

His gaze was fixed intently to the right as he continued, "I am prepared to gamble my meager chance of survival against her almost certain chance to live. Thus, we set our course for Mount Goldfall!"

Meanwhile, Calista found herself confined, overhearing conversations in Turlenian outside her cell. She coolly assessed her situation.

From what she could gather, the tide had turned once the antidote was introduced. Consequently, Uriah had severed ties with his uncle, who continued to resist the Lostarian government while Uriah planned his escape from the country. His bitterness over past failures was palpable, and it was this resentment that drove him to capture her as a way to reach Kallum.

The discussions outside hinted at the use of the K Virus. Fortunately, it seemed his plans had not succeeded, and Kallum remained unharmed.

However, a wave of unease washed over Calista.

In her previous life, Kallum had returned abruptly to his homeland. Given his significant role in Lostaria, why would he return amid an ongoing war? The K Virus... Uriah...

furrowed her brows. In her previous life, she hadn't been able to visit Kallum and knew far too little about him. However, at that point, she knew

possessed a unique constitution that delayed the effects of any drug. Her apparent weakness was merely a ruse. In truth, she still had

but she

personal items had been confiscated, but she retrieved a needle

her with a small measure of security. Clutching the needle, she felt a renewed sense of empowerment. Meanwhile, Kallum had reached Mount Goldfall and confirmed his infection with the K Virus. After a period of uncertainty, his resolve

his hopes on a mere one percent chance of survival simply could not measure

really grown so attached to a woman? This is quite an interesting feeling...

was no circumventing Kallum; the only viable option was to have the military district dispatch an antibody as

dramatically over time. If there was originally a one percent chance of survival, that likelihood diminished to nearly one-thousandth of a percent after

already made their way to Mount Goldfall.

peak, he let out a cold chuckle. If his end was near, then he would ensure that those who pursued

Mount Goldfall was strategic, as the mountain's hollow core held potential resources for a

Uriah was undeterred. And if Kallum came with only four, their defeat would be

path to the military district and not deviated toward rescuing Calista. It was then he realized something crucial-Kallum didn't care about

that woman

moment, Calista

wooden shed and had discovered a loose plank on the floor. With her bare hands, she dug at the ground beneath it, applying

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