The Sovereign's Deep
Author: Megawise
last update2026-09-15 17:24:53

​Chapter 119:

​The calcified coral fortresses guarding the perimeter of Sector-6 violently groaned as fifty synchronized black-hole singularities cut through the heavy, pitch-black water at Mach 200. The space-tearing green plasma lances fired by the [Chrono-Apocalypse Dreadnoughts] didn't just smash the ancient deep-sea fortifications—they completely pulverized the bone-matter foundations, turning the frontline defense line into a smoking cloud of white sediment in a fraction of a singl
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