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Chapter 6 Echoes of the Past

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Three days after VIREX’s explosive soft launch, Ethan Reyes walked through the bustling halls of Northern University—not as the forgettable loser everyone used to mock, but as a phantom success story nobody could quite recognize.

He still wore a plain outfit—dark jeans, black tee, no logos—but something in his walk, his posture, his eyes… had changed. Heads turned. Conversations paused. People squinted, wondering if this was the same guy they used to laugh at.

Most weren’t sure.

And Ethan didn’
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