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Chapter 223 - The Order That Shook The Underworld

Let the shadows know — their king has returned with fire.

The moonlight kissed the rooftops. The city, now safe, slept peacefully. In his room, Mirshad lay silent — no sword, no glow, just breath and calm. Until a soft voice entered.

Sophia.

She gently sat beside him and whispered, "Mirshad... everyone's waiting downstairs. It's dinner time." He opened his eyes slowly, a tired smile playing on his lips. "I forgot the world still moves." She held his hand. "It does. Because you made it safe enough to move again." He nodded. Rose. And followed her downstairs.

The long table was alive with warmth. His mother. His father. Baba. His brothers. Uncles. Cousins. Reapers. Their families. When Mirshad stepped in, all conversations paused. And then smiles, laughter, and joy returned. He sat with them. Ate with them. But his eyes... burned with something deeper. Rayyan saw it.

After dinner, Mirshad stood. Rayyan rose instantly. Malik. Amir. Jabir. Baba. High-ranking Reapers. They followed him to the mission room. A steel-walled chamber beneath the palace. Covered in digital maps. Pulse monitors. Global trackers. Rayyan stood beside him. Mirshad looked across the room at his men. "Today, we cleaned one street. But there are thousands more like it." He turned to Rayyan. "Activate every field team. Not just Reapers. Call in global forces. This isn't a sweep. It's an extinction." Rayyan nodded. "As Commander of Global Defense, I authorize Operation: Final Silence." He pressed his palm to the activation core. Sirius echoed through the chamber. "Operation Final Silence initiated. Deploying 42 global teams. Underworld lockdown: in progress." Rayyan turned to the circle. "From now on — no child will cry alone. No evil will rest in the dark. We are no longer shadows. We are the reckoning." Every Reaper raised their hand to their chest. "MISSION ON."

Across the globe… black helicopters cut through skies. Silent boots touched the ground. And across 42 nations, the monsters that once ruled the night… looked up to see judgment had arrived. No warning. No speeches. Only silence. And then… the reckoning.

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