Chapter 93
Author: GRACE
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Silas reached up with his iron-grey fingers. He didn't punch. He didn't grab. He simply touched the two brass valves. He used "The Siphon."

He didn't take the energy into his body. He was too thin, too empty to hold it. Instead, he acted like a bridge.

He pulled the energy from the left boot and pushed it into the right boot. He created a "Short-Circuit."

BZZZZZT-POP!

The balance of the Aegis-G suit broke. The left boot lost all gravity. The right boot gained double gravity.

Valerius’s legs we
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