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Chapter 48: The Sub-Surface Execution

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The iron king did not go down into the vault. It smashed through it like an iron wedge cutting through a tree trunk.

The seven-foot tall monolith made of wood and granite hit the blue table with a loud thud that shook the earth. This immediately broke the remaining chess pieces into a cloud of dust. The weight of the iron king was so great that it did not just tilt the floor. It cut through the stone pillars that held it up. This caused the entire room to drop down thirty feet into the dark bef
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