Chapter 445
Author: P.H.O.E.B.E
last update2026-08-26 20:27:02
Caelum typed the code using his mind. He designed the virus to do one single thing: Total System Wipe.

If this virus entered the global network, it would not try to control the humans. It would not try to harvest their magic. It would simply tell the Core to self-destruct. It would overload the magical connection in every single human brain on Earth at the exact same millisecond.

Three billion people would drop dead instantly. The entire planet would be wiped completely clean. It was the ultim
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