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Chapter 57: The Unwritten Sector
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2026-06-23 08:59:22
FelixEntering the unwritten void sector, all rules are completely invalid. The pursuit by the deletion squad is suffocating, and Xander actually made contact with the Ancient Registry! Will he rewrite the werewolf genes? Continued tomorrow!
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