Fury Unleashed: The Awakening Alpha Nira (by Chloe Ramos) novel Chapter 116

Chapter 116 Turning the Tables

Chapter 116 Turning the Tables

Nira’s POV:

The moment those experts appeared, the entire room erupted into chatter.

“That’s Abel Clare, he’s published in Nature.”

“And that’s Lumi. Her work is referenced by almost every major skincare brand.”

“Who are the two in suits?”

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Vincent didn’t leave that unanswered. “To ensure complete transparency, I’ve also invited representatives from the BT Beauty Standards Alliance to oversee the process.”

That only fueled the reaction further.

“He really went all out for this. The BT Alliance doesn’t show up for anything small. This is serious.”

I watched the group assembling on stage, then shifted my gaze to Kade, lifting a brow slightly. “He came fully prepared. Looks like he’s determined to make this backfire on you.”

Kade’s expression didn’t change in the slightest. If anything, there was a subtle hint of calculation behind his calm. “Let him proceed. With a lineup like that, we couldn’t ask for better publicity.”

I exhaled softly through my nose. That was exactly how he operated, turning pressure into leverage without missing a beat.

It didn’t take long before the auctioneer received approval. Reluctantly, she allowed Vincent’s team to begin.

The experts gathered around the display table and started running a full analysis on the Z1 capsule I had developed, using precise instruments and methodical steps that drew everyone’s attention.

The atmosphere tightened as the entire room focused on the stage.

At the same time, the live discussion feed lit up with speculation.

[Do you think it actually works?]

[No idea, but Vincent clearly came here to put Crestline on the spot.“]

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Chapter 116 Turning the Tables

[Then why are they so calm? If it were fake, they wouldn’t allow this.]

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[I heard Crestline is backed by Kade Howell. If that’s true, they wouldn’t risk their reputation.]

[Or maybe Vincent knows something we don’t. He wouldn’t go this far without a reason.]

Around me, the tension built steadily, but Vincent stood confidently, a faint smile on his face as if everything was unfolding exactly the way he had planned.

After a long stretch of testing, the experts finally stepped back.

One of the pharmacists moved forward, taking the microphone with a composed, professional demeanor. “Based on our analysis, the composition of Z1 is highly distinctive. It includes several rare compounds, combined with exceptional precision. From a theoretical standpoint, it does demonstrate significant potential.”

That was not the answer Vincent had been expecting.

I saw it immediately in the way his expression tightened.

Still, he pressed on, unwilling to let the moment slip. “And what about its effects? Are the claims accurate? That it can help female wolves maintain their appearance, regulate bodily functions, and even allow low–rank Omegas to sustain energy levels without side effects?”

The pharmacist considered briefly before answering, “From a compositional perspective, those results are plausible. However, confirming the full extent of its effects would require controlled clinical trials.”

That was enough.

Vincent’s face darkened, the confidence he had walked in with clearly shaken.

I let my gaze linger on him for a second before turning back to Kade, only to find him already watching Vincent with quiet disdain.

He had overplayed his hand.

At that moment, the auctioneer stepped forward again, regaining control of the room. “Now that Mr. Murphy’s team has verified the composition of ZI, I believe everyone has a clearer understanding of its potential. Crestline Auction prides itself on transparency, so if Mr. Murphy still has concerns, we are willing to provide three additional samples at no cost for further testing.”

The response was immediate.

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