Fort Elridge Air Base was alive with noise when Sergeant Leah Monroe stepped under the A-10 Warthog, tightening bolts in silence.

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The others joked behind her back — calling her a “clerk playing mechanic.” She never looked up.

Then Colonel Lawson walked by. Her sleeve slipped, revealing a black-and-silver tattoo — a raven wrapped around the number six. The Colonel froze. That mark belonged to Raven Six, a special ops unit wiped out years ago.

The next day, an A-10 almost exploded mid-test. Monroe sprinted through the hangar, hit the emergency stop, and saved the pilot’s life — seconds before disaster. In her hand, a melted piece of wire — sabotage.

But before Lawson could speak, Monroe vanished from the base.

Who was she really?
And why did the General look terrified when he heard her name?

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