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Chapter 65: The Smashed Form

作者: Lucybasil
last update 公開日: 2026-06-13 17:56:00

The iron plates of the sixty-fourth tier did not just crush her face. They shattered the illusion.

When the massive steel plates slammed together over Elara’s eyes in the dark of her mind, the huge electric shock from her silver-leaf ribs did not fade into nothing, it tore the fake sky apart. The strong smell of printer’s varnish, the brass wheels of the Regent’s eye-slots and the huge cylinders of the printing press did not hold. They broke like glass, the dark text of the sixty-fourth tier pe
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