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"You failing to defeat Damian doesn’t mean I won’t be able to kill him. I’m built different," Jerry said, his voice edged with determination.

"So am I," Cathrine replied, a sharp glint in her eyes. "I’m built in ways you can’t even imagine."

"And she’s right," Luca added, stepping in beside Cathrine. "She has powers greater than anyone here."

"Damian attacked her countless times, trying to kill her because he knows she’s the only one who can stop him from taking over the world," Luca continued, his voice heavy with concern.

"You don’t understand, Luca." Jerry’s voice was dark, tinged with a pain that ran deep. "Damian killed the people I called family—right after he killed my real family. He’ll pay for that."

"He will, but at the right time," Luca said firmly. "You can’t do it alone, Jerry. You’ll need help. We can help you. Damian’s hurt each of us in one way or another. He killed my father and mother."

"He killed my parents too," Cathrine whispered, her voice breaking. She took a sh
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