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Chapter213:Will You Keep Resisting?
Author: Landing Vale
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The factory tried to erase itself.

Furnaces opened under the vats. Priests collapsed into prepared ash. Runes began shredding ledgers, witnesses, and living evidence with bureaucratic efficiency. The entire complex had been designed to become a rumor in under three minutes.

Elias gave it four seconds.

Then he stopped the building.

Stone halted mid-crack. Fire froze in its own mouth. Documents paused halfway into black dust. A falling scalpel hung above a broken table, embarrassed by its positio
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