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Chapter 924:What Kane Actually Built
Author: Joseph Louis
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The amphitheater's markings blazed with light that had no color Mira could properly name, and the chaos of Draeth's fractured betrayal froze mid-motion as every soldier on both sides turned toward the spreading, ancient glow with the same instinctive dread.

"Get clear of the circle."

Yuki shouted, already dragging Doss backward from where the working's edge had begun creeping outward across the basin floor.

"Whatever this is, proximity's going to matter!"

Asta reached Kane's instrument statio
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