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Chapter 60

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The sky didn't just break; it unzipped.

As the First Architect flickered into non-existence, the emerald nebula of the Grand Stack was replaced by a void so absolute it made the "Null-Space" look like a crowded room. Through the rift, the High Architects reached in. They didn't have faces. They were constructs of Pure Geometry—shifting 4D hyper-shapes that defied the human eye’s ability to process depth.

"Rhys, tell me those aren't hands," Kael whispered, his violet-gold fire dimming in the pre
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