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Chapter 63

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last update Date de publication: 2026-02-14 01:46:34

Chapter 63: The Three-Way War

The lab didn't just shake; it groaned as the ceiling groaned under the weight of thermobaric charges. The Old Guard—the Dividend’s original board of directors—had arrived. They weren't scientists or "Updates." They were men in shadow, and their solution to a "rogue Empress" was simple: total incineration.

"They’re breaching the north vents!" the Sentinel woman screamed, her composure finally shattering. She looked at the massive shimmering man, Sentinel 01, who was
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