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Chapter 46: The Seal Broken
Author: Kai Lennox
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[Sector A - The Plaza Ruins]

The black column of smoke rising from the fallen Apex Armor marked the grave of the Sterling AI.

Alex sat on a slab of broken concrete, his chest heaving. The adrenaline that had sustained him during the fall was fading, replaced by a dull, throbbing ache in his bones. He looked down at his leg. The femur, which had snapped upon impact, was currently realigning itself.

Click. Crack.

Alex gritted his teeth, his knuckles turning white as he gripped the handle of his Gravity Warhammer. The pain was blinding, but fleeting. The Juggernaut Serum was doing its work.

"We did it! By the blood, we actually did it!"

Krog’s booming laughter cut through the smoke. The massive brute was hauling a crate of expensive champagne he had looted from the shattered remains of the Spire’s lobby. He bit the cork off a bottle and spat it onto the ground.

"For the Legio
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