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Chapter 155: The Convergence Point

Author: Jurayz
last update publish date: 2026-02-04 09:04:49

The Solaris Mall had transformed from a temple of commerce into a "Convergence Point" of cosmic proportions. The miles-wide structure of white glass and steel was currently being flooded by the "Liquid Gold" of a thousand years of harvested suffering. It was a golden ocean that smelled of old tears, forgotten laughter, and the metallic tang of absolute desperation.

The "Curator Prime"—the obsidian eye in the sky—watched the "Mosaic" army approach with the cold, absolute indifference
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