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Chapter 109: Temporal Hunt
Author: Miss Meadows
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Rheon tumbled through the rubble of what had been the Citadel’s reactor chamber. The air shimmered violently, threads of Dimensional Threading snapping and reforming as the Chrono Hunter’s final strike rewrote seconds of time.

[SYSTEM ALERT: TEMPORAL ANOMALY – MULTIPLE RESYNC POINTS DETECTED]

[Beta Layer – TEMPORAL STRESS 93%]

[Relic Authority – FRACTAL CONTAINMENT STABILITY: 61%]

Every motion Rheon made seemed preempted by invisible forces. Walls rebuilt themselves mid-crash, debris floated before it fell, and his team blinked in and out of existence. Time itself had become the battlefield.

Mira: “Rheon! He… he rewound everything! The reactor, the lattice… us! We’re caught in a temporal loop!”

Thane: “Every move we make is already… history? How do we fight something like that?”

Rheon clenched his fists, threads of Codex energy writhing around him. Beta Layer reflex amplification kicked in, predicting every micro-shift in causality. He focused on the temporal lattice, weaving D
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