Kiss My Revenge The Heiress Strikes Back novel Chapter 407

Elian's car sped down a deserted road, the world outside turning into a blur of trees and shadows. Since they entered this area, Miranda's sharp instincts kicked in, sensing the presence of surveillance cameras all around them. However, these weren't your typical city cameras. They were hidden, tucked away in the shadows, undetectable to the average passerby.

The car came to a halt in front of what appeared to be a nondescript apartment building. But as Miranda stepped closer, she realized there was more than met the eye.

"Is this... a hologram?" she murmured, more to herself.

It was Miranda's first visit to RapidForce, and she had never seen its true form. She'd only been given a location, but she trusted Elian to know the way, so she let him drive.

Elian raised an eyebrow, impressed. "You figured it out in one glance?"

Miranda nodded, her gaze steady. "Yeah."

A grin spread across Elian's face, pride glinting in his eyes. "The holographic projection here is incredibly lifelike. Over the years, almost no one has spotted it."

Miranda simply shrugged. It did look real enough, but perhaps her instincts were just sharper than most, allowing her to see through the facade immediately.

Elian turned to her, "This is as far as I can take you. From here on, you're on your own. I'm not part of this department, so I can't go in. Systems and departments operate independently. If you trespass, you could end up in a military tribunal."

Despite knowing the general location of RapidForce, Elian had never been inside. The entire military system was like that; few people even knew this department existed, let alone what they did or who worked there. Miranda's involvement had given him a glimpse into this enigma.

Miranda nodded, stepped out of the car, and approached the building. There was a small screen by the door—a palm scanner. She placed her hand on it, and the unassuming building shattered like glass, revealing its true form: a sleek, futuristic structure encased in glass, like something out of a sci-fi movie, where reality and illusion blurred into one.