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Gilang nodded.
“We continue following the map. But we’ll mark every path Adit’s taken. He might be fast,
but he doesn’t know all the puzzles.”
Raka restarted his tracking device.
“We can’t detect him right now. But we can create a counter-route.”
Nayla looked at a new symbol glowing beneath the statue:
"One truth, one betrayal, one way home."
“The City of Enigma isn’t just about finding a city,” she whispered.
“It’s about finding out who we can trust.”
They continued into the new corridor. Meanwhile…
Elsewhere…
Adit walked alone down a narrow passageway, armed only with a small flashlight and a
compass whose needle spun wildly in all directions.
“Let them waste time on ancient riddles,” he muttered with a smirk.
“I’ve got my own path. No distractions. No rules.”
But the corridor led somewhere else entirely. There was no light. No sound. Only the echo of
his footsteps—and a strange shadow silently following behind him.
Unbeknownst to him, he wasn’t just watching.
He was being watched.
