All Chapters of The CopyCat Immortal : Chapter 201
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Chapter 196. The Child of the Key
“Do not open that gate.”Li Mei froze.The voice had come from the gigantic eye beyond the gate, but this time it carried something different. It was not merely threatening. There was urgency hidden beneath its ancient resonance, almost like a warning from someone who had already witnessed the consequences.Vance immediately reached for the navigation controls.“We’re turning around.”The Stardust Weaver groaned as its damaged engines attempted to respond. Sparks erupted from the ceiling, and several warning lights flashed across the bridge.But the ship did not move.Vance stared at the controls.“Engines aren’t responding.”Hanyu’s blue aura suddenly flared.“They’re not broken.”Vance looked at her.“What?”“The gate is holding us.”Li Mei turned toward the enormous structure.Thousands of golden points continued glowing across its surface. Each one pulsed in perfect rhythm, forming the same intricate pattern Kael had used to weave consciousness together.The gigantic eye remained
Chapter 197. The Reality That Remembers
“Li Mei, if we don't cross now, we'll never get another chance!”Vance's voice cut through the bridge as the gate began collapsing behind them. The Stardust Weaver shook violently, its damaged systems struggling against the enormous gravitational force surrounding the portal. Sparks continued raining from the ceiling while warning alarms echoed throughout the ship.Li Mei looked toward the rapidly shrinking gateway.The image of her older self was still burned into her mind.She had seen Kael standing beside that woman.She had heard the words.You have already opened this gate once.“Go through,” Li Mei said.Vance looked at her.“You're certain?”“No.”Li Mei tightened her grip on the console.“But staying here means facing the Overseer with a ship that can barely move.”Vance glanced at the approaching black fleet behind them.He understood.
Chapter 198. Write-Access
The archive went completely dark. For several seconds, Li Mei could not see Vance, Hanyu, or even the golden interface that had appeared before her moments earlier. There was no sense of direction, no sound of movement, and no feeling of solid ground beneath her feet. Yet she could still feel the countless realities surrounding her, like an ocean of consciousness stretching beyond anything she had ever imagined. Then the voice returned. “Now that you have write-access, tell me what you are willing to erase.” Li Mei steadied her breathing. The question sounded simple, but she understood the danger hidden beneath it. Whoever controlled the archive could decide which realities deserved to exist and which could be removed. “I don't intend to erase anything,” she answered. A faint golden glow appeared in the darkness. “Then what will you change?” Before Li Mei could respond, Vance's voice came through the void. “Li Mei! Where are you?” “I'm here,” she called back. “Can you see me?
Chapter 199. The Original Administrator
“Li Mei, don't let her finish restoring your original consciousness!”Kael's warning tore through the archive, but the golden figure had already begun walking toward her. Every step sent a tremor through the vast lattice beneath their feet, causing thousands of connected realities to flicker like dying stars. Li Mei remained trapped within the web of golden threads, unable to move as the figure approached, and the closer it came, the more familiar its presence became. It was not simply another version of her. It was the consciousness she had glimpsed inside the ancient memory, the woman who had once stood beside Kael and written the first laws governing the connection between realities.The figure stopped in front of her and looked into her eyes. “You have suffered enough,” she said, her voice calm and almost gentle. That gentleness frightened Li Mei more than any threat could have. “Who are you?” Li Mei demanded, struggling against the golden threads. The woman studied her for a mome
Chapter 200. The Creator's Domain
“Welcome home, Administrator.”The voice rolled through the archive with such overwhelming force that every luminous thread surrounding Li Mei trembled. The two enormous golden eyes remained fixed on her from the darkness, illuminating countless realities suspended within the vast lattice. Li Mei stood frozen, unable to explain why the voice felt strangely familiar. She had never consciously encountered this presence before, yet some buried part of her recognized it. The sensation was similar to what she had experienced whenever she touched the Key of Connection, except this time it was far more powerful, as if something ancient had finally found the piece of itself it had been searching for.Vance moved beside her and raised his weapon. “Whatever you are, stay away from her.” His voice was steady despite the impossible scale of the entity before them. The golden eyes shifted toward him, and suddenly the platform beneath Vance became transparent, revealing billions of realities stretc
Chapter 201. The Memory Before Creation
“Li Mei, if you remember everything, you may not survive the memory.”Kael's warning came through the archive just as the golden light surrounding the Creator intensified. Li Mei felt the pressure of countless realities pressing against her consciousness, yet she refused to look away from the enormous presence before her. The Creator had claimed that she was the one who had created it, while the original administrator insisted that Li Mei had only inherited a fragment of the consciousness responsible for the system. Neither explanation made sense, and the more she tried to understand, the more fractured her memories became.“What are you afraid I'll remember?” Li Mei asked.Kael's voice weakened. “The beginning.”The Creator remained motionless, watching her.Li Mei looked toward the original administrator. “You said I created the system, but you also said you were the administrator who built it. Which one of you is telling the truth?”
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Chapter 202. The Last Administrator
The white void wasn't silent; it hummed with the sound of a billion dying stars, a static hiss that vibrated against Li Mei’s very soul. She reached out, but there were no hands, no skin, only lines of luminous geometry swirling in an endless, suffocating architecture."Identify," a voice resonated. It wasn't human. It was cold, clinical, and sounded like the grinding of tectonic plates.Li Mei gasped, her sense of self tethered to a fading memory of a physical body. I am Li Mei. I am a cultivator of the Iron Forge Sect."Definition rejected," the voice countered. "Current status: Unidentified process. Sektor 7-G identified as corrupted. Initiate terminal purging?"Panic, sharp and electric, tore through her consciousness. She felt her memories being indexed—the taste of mountain air, the ache of training, the weight of her sword. They were being stripped away, tagged as garbage data."Wait!" she screamed, though she had no mouth. "I am not corrupted. I am a sentient variable!"A proj
Chapter 203.The Beacon of Erasure
The world didn't just shatter; it screamed. Glass-like shards of logic and perception fell away as Li Mei plummeted back into the heavy, suffocating sensation of a physical body. Her lungs felt scorched, her chest tight as if bound by iron bands."Li Mei! Stay with me!"The voice was rough, familiar, vibrating against the stone floor where she lay. Kael. She tried to open her eyes, but they felt welded shut, stinging with the residue of data packets she had force-fed her own psyche."Kael?" she croaked, the sound raw."I'm here. Don't move. Your bio-signs are spiking. You're overclocking, Li Mei. If you don't dump that heat, you're going to burn out."She felt a hand, cool and steady, press against her forehead. It was Kael’s hand, his prosthetics humming with a low-frequency vibration that acted like a heat sink. He wasn't just a soldier; he was an engineer, and right now, he was treating her body like a failing circuit board."
Chapter 204
The silence that followed the collapse of reality was not the absence of sound, but a high-pitched, agonizing drone that vibrated behind Li Mei’s eyes. She hit the ground—or what felt like ground—with a bone-jarring thud. Her lungs burned, and her vision was a fractured kaleidoscope of gray static and fading golden lines."Li Mei," Kael groaned, his voice sounding like gravel grinding against metal. "Tell me you're still breathing."She forced herself up, her limbs trembling with the weight of raw exhaustion. The air around them wasn't the crisp, cool mountain breeze of the Iron Forge Sect. It was thin, metallic, and tasted like ozone. She looked up. The sky, usually a vibrant tapestry of dawn colors, was gone. In its place was a ceiling of pulsating, ash-gray static."Look up," she whispered, her voice barely audible.Kael scrambled to his feet, one of his mechanical joints whirring in protest as he favored his injured leg. He stared at the horiz
Chapter 205
The atmosphere inside the inner sanctum of the Iron Forge Sect was thick enough to choke on. The air smelled of burnt ozone, old incense, and the sharp, metallic tang of shifting reality. Li Mei stood before the central altar, her fingers dancing across the ancient stone surface, searching for the hidden interface nodes. Beside her, Kael was a blur of motion, his cybernetic limbs whining as he held back the encroaching line of temple guards loyal to Elder Zhao."Move, girl!" Zhao barked, his voice echoing off the cavernous walls like a thunderclap. "You are desecrating the heart of our ancestors! That altar is a conduit to the divine, not a toy for your heresy."Li Mei didn't look up. She felt the vibrations of the floor—not the solid weight of rock, but the rhythmic pulse of a failing power grid. "The divinity you pray to is just a background process, Elder. If you don't step aside, we are all going to be deleted by the very system you think is protecting you."
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