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Chapter 16: The Evolution and The Iron Teacher

Auteur: Avery writes
last update Date de publication: 2026-10-08 03:29:00

The spatial dimension had changed again.Maya stood in the center of her infinite, mist-shrouded warehouse, staring at the towering shelves with a mixture of awe and cold satisfaction.

When she had last entered the space three days ago, the supplies had been stacked in rough, manual piles—pallets of rice here, crates of canned goods there, barrels of fuel scattered wherever she had dropped them.Now, everything was different.The rice was perfectly aligned in neat, uniform rows, each pallet label
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