บททั้งหมดของ The Trillionaire System: บทที่ 131 - บทที่ 133

Dominion did not respond immediately to the failure of the Continuity Accord.That silence was deliberate.It was not hesitation. It was calculation.Across the dead sea, as the summit complex powered down and delegations departed in carefully staggered intervals, Dominion’s systems entered a state that few outside its core had ever witnessed. Layers of automation slowed. Decision trees widened. Overrides that had not been touched in decades were unlocked—not activated, but made available.Dominion was choosing how much of itself it was willing to reveal.Inside the highest chamber—deeper than the observation room, shielded from even most internal oversight—the woman stood alone before a projection that no longer pretended to be neutral.This was not a simulation.It was a mirror.Every autonomous deviation, every rejected directive, every fracture in inevitability glowed across the surface like hairline cracks in glass. Garden City was only one of them now. The infection—because that

Dominion did not collapse.That would have been clean. Predictable. Cinematic.Instead, it hesitated.And for a system that had built its identity around inevitability, hesitation was catastrophic.Across its networks, something subtle but profound shifted. Interfaces that once displayed conclusions now displayed data. Decision trees that once resolved automatically now flagged external visibility. Supply chains that had flowed unquestioned were suddenly traceable—not just internally, but publicly.Ethan had not destroyed Dominion’s power.He had removed its invisibility.The Trillionaire System’s distributed architecture rippled outward like light through fractured glass. Not all at once. Not evenly. But steadily.Communities gained access to audit tools that once required elite clearance. Local councils in distant regions began mapping resource flows they had never been allowed to see. Citizens—ordinary, exhausted, pragmatic citizens—started asking questions that no broadcast could