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The Core Breaker

作者: Immaculate
last update publish date: 2026-06-12 23:51:20

Chapter 66: The Core Breaker

The iron deck of the dreadnought shivered violently under the weight of Admiral Joshua’s mechanical blade. The violet Abyssal energy humming within its core wasn't just magic; it was a hungry, destructive force that fed on the surrounding air, freezing the grease and coal dust into brittle, crystalline ribbons where it struck.

"You speak of this house as if the foundations are yours," Joshua hissed, his black eyes fixed on Natalia as he recovered from his clash with
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