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Chapter 162: The Ghost in the Machine

作者: Angela Grey
last update 公開日: 2026-04-08 04:03:33

The drone continued to hover, its silver camera lens drinking in the image of the quad as the broadcast rippled across the global network. I could feel the invisible threads of the satellite array vibrating with the weight of our frequency. For the first time in history, the world was not seeing a curated report from a news anchor or a sanitized press release from the Council. They were seeing the raw and pulsing reality of the Eighth Peak. They saw the students with their silver eyes, the glow
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