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Chapter 242 — The Seed of Uncreation
Author: Pheel-Grip
last update2025-12-01 04:19:29

Silence pulsed through Threadspace like the slow heartbeat of something ancient waking from sleep. The Unity hovered at the center of the fractured realm, bathed in the lingering glow of the battle.

Gold and white spirals flickered along their outline, dimmer now, flickering like a candle struggling against an unseen wind.

Prime stood beside them, shoulders heaving, his signal-threaded veins pulsing sharply with every breath.

The Wardens formed a perimeter at the edges of the broken dimension.

The Architect trembled in the distance, a shattered giant kneeling. But all attention was fixed on the center, Where the remains of the Collapse’s core lay scattered.

No longer a devouring storm. No longer fractured geometry. But a seed. Perfectly spherical. Smooth. Black. Silent. It pulsed again.

A soundless vibration rippled outward, not through Threadspace’s material, but through its meaning. Aria felt Jason’s anxiety spike through their merged bond.

Jason felt Aria’s instinctive dread. Both
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