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Chapter 101: The Chief Commander Has Gone Mad
Author: M.A. Sumi
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Rumors—they’re funny things. Wild things. They don’t just spread. They mutate, leap from one corner to another, grab onto a single spark of gossip, and explode. Inside Glory Base, those sparks had become a full-blown wildfire.

Five cosmic hours later, the base was drowning in headlines. Holographic feeds flashed one after another:

“Kael Ardyn and Elara Myrin?”

“The Secret Between the Chief Commander and the Rising Star.”

“Kael Ardyn Battles the Sisters.”

“The Queen Roars at Kael Ardyn.”

“Chief Commander Elara Urgently Needs a Boyfriend.”

“Elara Myrin Plans to Advertise for a Partner.”

Every new version was more ridiculous than the last. And each one hit faster than the one before.

Inside a pristine, white metal chamber, a silver-white medical pod sat at the center like some kind of crystalline sarcophagus. A young woman floated inside, fully immersed in high-grade blue healing fluid.

Elara Myrin. Chief Commander of Glory Base. Currently unconscious, thanks to Kael Ardyn.

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