Chapter 330
Author: P.H.O.E.B.E
last update2026-06-18 23:16:31

Jayden plummeted through the massive, gaping hole in the center of Seattle. The cold rain from the surface faded away, replaced by hot, dry air rushing past his face. He fell for miles into the absolute dark.

The Devourer had torn the earth open to reach the Core, and Jayden was diving straight into the abyss to follow the monster.

He did not scream as he fell. He did not wave his arms in a panic. He simply stared down into the darkness.

BANG. Jayden hit the ground. The impact was incredible.
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