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Chapter 482
Author: Lucky B. Excelsior
last update2025-12-10 01:11:36

Beyond the panoramic viewport, the Earth rotated slowly, impossibly close now—no longer an abstract blue marble, but a living sphere of motion, color, and light. White clouds twisted over emerald continents and deep sapphire oceans. City clusters glimmered faintly along coastlines like neural nodes firing in sequence, mirroring the very networks Jack had been describing moments before.

The DragonJet slid forward, silent and precise, its trajectory locked toward the planet’s curvature. A soft hum resonated through the cabin—not intrusive, but powerful—like restrained momentum waiting for release.

Emily stepped closer to the glass, breath catching despite herself. “It’s different when you’re this close,” she murmured. “Every system we talked about… every model… it’s all pointed down there.”

Ryan folded his arms, eyes fixed on the horizon where Earth’s light met the dark. “We didn’t just talk to them today,” he said quietly. “We activated them. That wave we felt—it’s already moving.”

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