Chapter 461
Author: Achie Ver
last update2026-06-30 02:47:10

Leo and Seven did not speak with two voices. They spoke at the exact same time. Their voices blended perfectly into one echoing, powerful sound.

"We are the New Architects," they spoke together. "And your war ends tonight."

The leader laughed an ugly, crazy laugh. "A human and a toaster holding hands! How sweet! But you are too late! I am going to drop the green fire into the water!"

He raised his shotgun to shoot them.

But Leo and Seven were already moving.

Because their minds were merged, the
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