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In a world of forgotten memories and lethal secrets, Anastasia Moreau fights for survival. Awakening in a sinister laboratory with no recollection of her past, she escapes, only to be taken under the wing of a notorious killer who molds her into an assassin. Her goal: ascend the ranks within the elusive assassin organization known as RACQI, all while unraveling the secrets of her own lost memories.


But Anastasia carries a crippling burden—PTSD that renders her incapable of taking a life. Her flaw threatens to shatter her dream until a final chance arises: an assignment to eliminate Valerian Vincenzo Vanguardia, the prime minister's formidable son. A task laced with complications, for Valerian possesses otherworldly abilities and a personality that clashes with everything Anastasia stands for.

When a series of gruesome murders entangles them with Ambrose Riese, the youngest scion of the powerful Spes Lawfirm, the trio forms an uneasy alliance to confront a rising tide of chaos. In their struggle against deadly foes, including bloodthirsty zombies and alien creatures, Ana and Valerian's animosity transforms into an unexpected connection, sparking a slow-burning attraction that defies the odds.

As darkness threatens to consume them, they must navigate treacherous paths, facing inner demons and forging unlikely alliances. The lines blur between heroes and villains as they battle not only external threats but also the shadows within themselves. Ana's journey becomes a thrilling odyssey of redemption, truth, and justice, leading her to question whether she can triumph over her past or risk becoming something far more sinister.


The fate of a fractured world hangs in the balance, and Ana's choices will determine whether she rises as a hero or succumbs to the darkness. Prepare for a saga where alliances shift, allegiances blur, and the past casts a haunting shadow on an uncertain future.

Rise of the Paragon Villain

<p>Valerian watched as Ana consoled the sobbing children. He didn't quite understand why Ana was so hell-bent on saving them. They were random strangers who they had just met. Whether the children lived or died wouldn't matter to him. To him, it was a matter of practicality and survival. The children, in his view, were liabilities, potential complications that could jeopardize their mission and their lives.</p>

<p>Valerian knew the most logical thing to do now was to try to escape without being seen. It was a feat that he could do easily and he was sure Ana could do the same. From the performance he saw based on her fight earlier, Ana was a good fighter. Her footwork was precise, her balance impeccable, and her transitions from offense to defense seamless. Each movement was purposeful, efficient, and executed with a finesse that was both deadly and mesmerizing.</p>

Chapter 61: The Escape