Chapter 31
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CHAPTER 31: THE OMEGA DIRECTIVE

The darkness was not empty. It was incredibly heavy, pressing against the fragmented edges of Nikolai’s consciousness with the crushing weight of a collapsing star. His physical body was a distant, agonizing memory. The radiation had severed his biological nervous system from the Neural Lace, plunging his mind into a deep, quarantined partition within his own synthetic architecture.

He was floating in a digital void. There was no neon-blue light of the sovereign
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