Chapter 50
Author: A.marvel
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Three weeks later, the world was beginning to heal.

The streets of Braxton City were no longer filled with blue light or silent drones. Instead, there was noise,laughter, arguing, the chaotic rhythm of life returning. Markets reopened. Children ran through puddles. Street vendors shouted again. The world was messy, unpredictable… but alive.

In the top floor of the rebuilt Braxton Tower, the morning sun filtered through wide glass windows. The old labs had been transformed into open workspaces filled with new tech, not glowing AI cores, but ordinary tools, devices meant for human hands.

Ethan stood before a whiteboard filled with designs. Across it was a name, written in bold letters:

EIRENE.

Beneath it, Mira had scribbled the translation: Greek goddess of peace.

He smiled faintly as he read it. The name fit.

Mira entered the room carrying two mugs of coffee. “You’ve been up since before dawn again,” she said, handing him one.

Ethan took it gratefully. “Old habits.”

“You keep saying th
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  • Chapter 50

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