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Chapter 61 : The Final Universal Audit
Author: Senja Barat
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The digital clock hovering above the Great Altar of Finality didn’t just show the time; it pulsed with a cold, judgmental crimson light that seemed to scream “Wake up and suffer!” into the very marrow of Doni Kusuma’s bones. It was exactly 05:00 AM. The hour of the morning when the world was supposed to be a soft, indigo blur of dreams, but instead, it felt like a surgical theater lit by the dying breaths of a thousand overworked suns.

Doni lay in his First Recliner massage chair, but the ‘Deep
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