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"You may want to know, Fuski." Said the young boy, his voice cracked from emotions.
"Listen. We don't have any time for that! You need to get to those goddamn doors and save Kat!" The voice of the angry teen softly dropped as Skyes opened his mouth.
"She's. Dead."
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