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Chapter 17 Ten Percent Synchronization
Author: Jeany Chase
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The harbor roared, not with the sound of waves, but with the tearing of reality. The main power conduit Amar had punched exploded into a shower of white-hot plasma, turning the warehouse into a blinding kiln.

Malakor didn't flinch. He swiped his hand through the air, and the white-hot arc of electricity simply bent, parting around him like water flowing around a stone. His cowl shimmered, revealing a face of shifting, illegible features—features that could be anyone’s nightmare.

"Impressive,"
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