Chapter 104
Author: Olugbengapens
last update2025-12-19 20:20:10
The massive kinetic shockwave exploded downward. It blew the thick layer of white bone dust completely away, throwing a massive cloud of pale powder hundreds of feet into the hot yellow air.

The shockwave hit the solid rock hidden beneath the dust.

The ground shattered.

A massive, deep spiderweb of cracks ripped through the desert floor. The cracks glowed with bright, angry golden light. The entire subterranean desert shook with a violent, terrifying earthquake.

The refugees screamed and fel
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