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Chapter 106: Secret Meeting in the Server Rift
Author: Pundalisa
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The Server Breach was a jagged, tear-shaped dimension located nowhere and everywhere, existing between the heavy logic of the Root Kernel and the unpredictable noise of the World-Wide Web. It looked like an abandoned warehouse, only the shelves were filled with tangled fiber-optic cables that pulsed with the blue light of raw electricity, and the floor was made of mirrored black glass that showed reflections of every world connected to the system.

Satya stood at the center of the void, his hand
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