The Ouroboros Catalyst
Author: Megawise
last update2026-09-15 21:29:30

Chapter 120:

The shattered, calcified bone fragments of the five-thousand-foot Primordial Kraken and the broken, obsidian armor plates of the Leviathan Concord's fleet drifted aimlessly through the pitch-black deep water, dissolving into harmless grey sediment. Inside the grand command sanctum of the Valerion Dreadnought, the ambient tactical monitors hummed with an unyielding emerald plasma glow, tracking the complete defensive paralysis of the surrounding oceanic trench.

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