Chapter 226
Author: CABO
last update2026-09-18 14:17:28

The bright green light of the terminal filled the dark, underground cavern. 

[PROTOTYPE RECOGNIZED. Master Administrative Clearance Granted.]

Adam Cook kept his pale hand flat on the glowing glass screen. The terrible, roaring vacuum inside the giant Synthetic God had stopped. Kael was safe on the floor. Catherine let out a massive, shaking breath of relief. 

Elias, the Prince, stepped backward. His neat blue uniform was covered in dirt. The confident, evil smil

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