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The Abyssal Empress & The March on Primordia
Author: Megawise
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CHAPTER 85:

​The scorched, obsidian-crusted plains of Kryth-9 trembled under the lingering, gravitational aftershocks of the Event Horizon.

​Above the broken mining world, the fifty colossal World-Eater Class Battleships—now hollowed-out, glowing husks stripped of their propulsion systems by Sly’s voracious nano-plague—drifted aimlessly in the vacuum. From the center of the debris field, a solitary figure floated effortlessly within a shimmering purple bubble of Earth’s atmosphere.
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