Chapter 28:The Cosmic Arena
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The Godship tore through the fabric of space.

Leo stood on the bridge, his hands resting on the command console. Through the observation window, Earth shrank to a pale blue dot, then vanished entirely. Stars stretched into streaks of white light as the ship entered hyperspace.

"First time off-world?" Kara asked, stepping up beside him.

"First time anywhere," Leo said. "I was a live-in son-in-law three weeks ago."

Kara smiled faintly. "And now you're the Administrator of Earth, flying a stolen g
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