Galaxy's Only Triple-S: Five Lords Can't Hold Her novel Chapter 270

Chapter 270 Reacted

Chapter 270 Reacted

The sound echoed in the cavernous room.

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Sion stared, dumbfounded. He had hosted countless researchers who came to observe the Central Brain. Without exception, they all stayed behind the safety line, gazing from a distance with either reverence or greed.

Margaret was the first person he’d ever seen who dared to walk up and knock on its shell.

“Cheiron, is Her Grace… looking for a switch?” Sion whispered, voice hushed with disbelief.

Cheiron offered no answer, his eyes fixed on Margaret’s moving hands.

She completed half a circuit around the massive pillar.

No physical ports, no hidden buttons. It was a seamless, perfect cylinder of solid metal.

“Host, it’s no use.” Primo tried again. “I can’t even find physical access points on the peripheral ports. It uses pure quantum-state transmission. You won’t find anything by touch.”

Margaret stopped.

Placing both hands on the column, she leaned her forehead against the icy metal.

Ver. Is it you?

She sent the silent thought into the cold surface.

No response came.

The low hum continued, the light points flowing in their serene, unchanging patterns.

Pulling back, Margaret took two steps away.

She said, turning to Cheiron, “Let’s go. I’m done here.”

Since the riddle remained unsolved and no physical breach presented itself, lingering here served no purpose. She needed to retreat and reconsider all the clues.

Cheiron gave a slight nod, turning to take his leave from Sion.

Sion, though brimming with questions, didn’t press. He moved to the console to deactivate the airlock permissions.

Just as Margaret turned to take her first step toward the exit, the room’s ambient hum suddenly surged, pitching upwards by a full octave.

The cold blue light flooding the space flickered violently.

Sion jerked, nearly hitting the wrong key. “What’s happening? The energy curve is spiking!”

He stared at the monitor. The once-flat line was now shooting upwards at a physically impossible angle.

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Chapter 270 Reacted

Cheiron spun around, covering the distance to Margaret in swift strides and positioning himself protectively in front of her, his gaze sharp and wary on the central column.

The light points on the column’s surface descended into chaos.

The orderly streams shattered, points of light skittering and colliding wildly across the metal.

They fused, their cool blue glow shifting into a blinding, pure white.

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“Host! Host!” Primo screamed in her mind, “It’s moving! The core data wall is down! It’s outputting a massive data stream!”

Margaret, however, showed no trace of panic. Gently pushing past Cheiron, who remained poised in front of her, she faced the pillar directly.

The searing white light raced across the metal, converging at eye level directly in front of her.

It solidified into a rectangular screen of soft light, hovering in the air.

Sion was utterly paralyzed, mouth agape, unable to make a sound.

The Central Brain had never reacted like this. It had always been a quiet, passive provider of power.

Now, it had actively materialized a screen.

A profound silence fell over the server room, broken only by the faint whir of distant machinery.

The light stabilized. In the center of the screen, dark characters began to form slowly.

They were not the standard Imperial script.

They were characters from Earth-from Margaret’s home.

Only four words appeared. “Long time no see.”

Margaret’s breath caught

She stared, a sudden, inexplicable tightness forming in her throat.

These words carried no tone of lofty command. This was a greeting, raw and strangely personal.

“Vex..” She thought of the name,

The characters on the screen flickered once, as if in acknowledgment, then slowly faded.

A second line materialized. “You arrived later than my calculations predicted.”

Margaret took a step forward.

Cheiron instinctively moved to restrain her, but she raised a hand, stopping him cold.

“Just who are you?” she asked aloud, her voice clear in the quiet room.

She wasn’t using the, internal system channel.

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