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Hour Eight Hundred and Twelve: The Apex Slaughter
Author: Putri
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Arrogance is a terminal disease entirely exclusive to apex predators. When a cosmic entity has spent a million years perched at the absolute summit of the food chain, unchallenged and unquestioned, it completely forgets the mechanics of desperation. It forgets that a starving wolf from the dirt is infinitely more dangerous than a fat lion on a throne.

The three Warlords of the Syndicate of the Apex did not perceive Arlan Mahendra as a threat. They perceived him as a terre
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