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Chapter 166: Clash of Two Universal Laws
Author: Secret Road
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The dust of the collapsed tower swirled in the artificial gravity fields that still flickered across the ruined chamber. Chunks of adamantium the size of warships drifted overhead, their edges glowing with the residual heat of the Dreadnought's impact. The green fires that had consumed the Builder servitors had burned themselves out, leaving only the acrid smell of melted crystal and scorched Voidstone. At the center of the destruction, where the magnetic field had once held the Supreme Council
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