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Chapter 139 The Last Storm

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The world had grown quiet.

Not peaceful.

But quiet in the way a sea becomes quiet before the arrival of something immense.

For years after the Adjustment, humanity learned how to live without inevitability. Cities governed themselves imperfectly. Networks formed and dissolved. Dominion remained—not as a ruler, but as a coordinating force among many others.

People argued.

People cooperated.

People failed.

But they chose.

And because they chose, the world had begun to heal in ways no empire could
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