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Chapter 72: Synthesis of the First Genesis
Author: Namelessones
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Pressing a bare palm against raw foundational reality code felt like shoving a gauntlet into a churning furnace. Blinding light exploded behind Jaroth Drake's eyes. Intense heat surged through wrist bones, scorching silk sleeves and turning silver runic embroidery to dark soot. Quartz floorboards beneath his heels thrummed with terrifying momentum as six existing core slots strained to absorb the incoming flood.

Gold and deep-purple arcana flooded his open channels in a roaring torrent.

Jarot
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