Chapter 107: Coach Udin's Anchor Dreams
Author: Alan Buana
last update2026-07-17 14:42:26

Coach Udin materialized amidst a swirling nebula of raw, untamed potential. The collective subconscious wasn't a placid pool anymore, it was a cosmic junkyard, where the shattered remnants of a million contradictory dreams clashed like gladiators.

He’d been called in because Rendy’s team, despite their brilliant individual successes, were encountering a pervasive existential apathy, a deep-seated inability for sentient beings to cling to any kind of stable identity, even for a fleeting moment.
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