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Chapter 352: The Cosmic Check-In

Author: Fuyingwen
last update publish date: 2026-03-17 08:05:15

The edge of the universe was not an empty void; it was a wall of blinding, absolute white light where reality itself ceased to be rendered. Anchored right against this conceptual boundary was the Apex Citadel.

It was a megastructure that defied all human comprehension. Forged from compressed quasars and shifting geometric dark matter, the Citadel looked like an inverted pyramid hovering over an infinite abyss. It was the ultimate country club for the cosmic elite.

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