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Chapter 17: The Apex
Author: visk
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Do not blink. The world is falling apart. They are not fighting you with guns they are fighting you with the laws of physics.

The white tunnel did not blow up. It did not. Burn. It simply stopped adhering to the rules of reality. The man in the suit lowered his hand and the metal floor under Idris Cole and Rhea Knox started to fall apart. It did not melt; it just came undone, turning from a floor into a scary, space in a split second.

Idris fell.

There was no gravity in the space just a strong
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