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Chapter 59 Eluni's Cryptic Oman
Author: Zaint
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Arel’s consciousness fractured. Not in the destructive way of a reality torn apart, but in the overwhelming rush of conceptual feedback from Mara, Sunder, and Jace. Their experiences, unfiltered, slammed into him: the searing temptation of absolute dominion, the false godhood shimmering with borrowed power, the sickening clarity of a truth utterly corrupted. He saw Jace, hands crackling with raw cosmic force, crafting galaxies for a single whim. He saw Sunder, perfecting existence with algorith
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