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"The signal from Part 1 was just a scout," Director Faulke’s voice crackled over the radio. "But is different, Carter. Our technicians intercepted a data stream from the Outsider spire. It’s a coordinate set for a second wave. If that signal completes its transmission, we won’t be looking at a skirmish; we’ll be looking at an occupation."

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Agent William Carter didn’t like waiting. He sat in the back of a blacked-out sedan, adjusted his fedora, and checked the chamber of his M1911. The rain over the Georgia countryside felt heavy, like it was trying to wash the very existence of the town of Plymere off the map.

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