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chapter 112

Auteur: Aysharhinspires
last update Date de publication: 2025-11-22 16:32:14

★𝖅𝖎𝖆

I stood at the console of the Temporal Cartographer, the weight of the Century of Deployment heavy on my core. Rix, having completed the hand-off, had taken a controlled temporal jump back toward the Nexus, leaving me utterly alone at the command center in the vast, rhythmic solitude of the Inter-Temporal Void.

My first mission as Commander was the deployment of the 101st Anchor. The node point was scheduled in a deep region of the Ice-Fire volatility, which was now behaving predictably
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