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Chapter 121 When Silence Became Impossible

Author: JDHWS
last update publish date: 2026-01-21 20:38:25

Dominion answered with paper.

No bombs fell. No fleets appeared on the horizon. No soldiers marched through the gates of Garden City. Instead, a document arrived—immaculate, neutral, and devastating in its restraint.

It came through official channels that still existed whether Garden City acknowledged them or not. The formatting was perfect. The language was sterile. The tone was almost polite.

NOTICE OF PROVISIONAL AUTONOMOUS STATUS PENDING REINTEGRATION REVIEW

Ethan read it once.

Then again.

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