Fun Times Ahead
Author: Zogarth
last update2026-06-24 17:14:13

Jake was left alone in the meeting room, pondering his conversation with that absolute madman Eron.

Some rules of the system were known to be absolute… and the line between mortality and immortality was one of them. It was a fundamental law for a reason, and one that had never been broken in the history of the multiverse, as far as Jake knew. At least… as far as he knew before his meeting with Eron. Because the other Bloodline Patriarch had shared that, a long time ago, one individual had broke
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