Chapter 804
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The numbers were supposed to be counting down to the explosion of the central node.

They had stopped at 01. But now, the numbers were glitching violently.

01... 99... 45... 01... 00... 88...

The numbers flickered back and forth. The system was completely broken. The planar friction was paused, but it was incredibly unstable. It could explode at any second.

Solon wiped the sweat from his pale face. "Caster jumped into the fire," Solon whispered to himself. "He is going to fix it. He has to f
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    The numbers were supposed to be counting down to the explosion of the central node. They had stopped at 01. But now, the numbers were glitching violently. 01... 99... 45... 01... 00... 88... The numbers flickered back and forth. The system was completely broken. The planar friction was paused, but it was incredibly unstable. It could explode at any second. Solon wiped the sweat from his pale face. "Caster jumped into the fire," Solon whispered to himself. "He is going to fix it. He has to fix it."Suddenly, Solon’s sharp eyes noticed something on the holographic map. He pushed his cracked glasses up his nose. He leaned closer to the glowing blue globe. "What is that?" Solon muttered. On the surface of the map, just outside the city of Glassview, the tiny red dots representing the soldiers were changing. Earlier, the red dots had faded away. They had turned gray when Caster made his beautiful speech for peace. The armies had stopped fighting. The magical energy feeding the earth

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