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Chapter 112: The Shard’s True Master—Primordial Purification and Void Suppression
Author: Cheerful Atmosphere Group
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Viridian’s figure turned into an ungraspable blur of void, crossing half the cathedral in an instant. He appeared right before the Shadowfiend.

His target was the fragment—so close, so unstable, and already devouring its master.

“No!”

Sensing the overwhelming will of the void descending upon it, the Shadowfiend let out a beast-like roar. It tried to detonate the berserk fragment, intending to drag the intruder down with it.

But Viridian’s movement was faster than its despair.

He didn’t even draw his void blade.

Instead, he raised his hand, spreading his fingers wide toward the twisted creature.

[Authority: Void Manifestation].

Chains of pitch-black, forged from the pure concept of “binding,” emerged from the air itself. They ignored the storm of sin raging across the Shadowfiend’s body and etched themselves directly into the foundation of its existence.

The Shadowfiend froze.

Its will to detonate the fragment—“forbidden.” Its urge to flee—“denied.”

It was nailed in place, no
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