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space called Slayer.  Enol is an extraordinarily intelligent being, however, taken by ambition and thirsty for power.

 In the futuristic world in which the story takes place, the galaxy is divided into several factions, each vying for domination of territories and scarce resources.  Enol, with his cunning and charismatic leadership, expands his empire through force, conquering planets and subjugating entire races.

 As Enol amasses a vast army of fanatical followers, a resistance grows in the shadows.  A rebel group, led by an artificial intelligence named Aria, is determined to overthrow Enol's authoritarian regime and restore justice to the galaxy.

 As the plot develops, Enol faces a series of challenges, from epic battles in space to personal confrontations with her own demons.  His journey is filled with betrayals, moral dilemmas and exciting twists and turns as he fights to maintain his power and achieve his goals.

 Meanwhile, Aria and the rebels sneak into Enol's ranks, hoping to find a way to defeat him from within.  Members of the resistance are skilled in advanced technology and military strategy, willing to sacrifice everything for the greater cause.

 As Enol becomes increasingly tyrannical in his quest for total control, the final battle approaches.  Will Aria and the rebels be able to gather forces and overthrow Enol, or will he prove invincible even in the face of adversity?

 Enol of the Universe Saga (slipperylighthearted) is an electrifying webnovel, full of action, intrigue and suspense.  Navigate the far reaches of the galaxy together with Enol and Aria and discover who will prevail in this epic battle for the fate of humanity.

Enol

You set in motion the station for the fabricators. Goodjob Smith, a fabrication engineer provided by Habitus, takes command of the action group for it. You look forward to the productive capacity of ♜ˢˡⁱᵖᵖᵉʳʸˡⁱᵍʰᵗʰᵉᵃʳᵗᵉᵈ♜ multiplying massively in months to come.

While plans are drawn up for the new construction, another possibility presents itself.

"I was thinking," Marcel Temaru says, "We could sink a lot more into electrolysis. Get more hydrogen for the subs, and more oxygen…"

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