"There was no long-term, and trying to cling to one would only spoil it all."
This article contains spoilers regarding the ending of Worm and plot of the sequel.
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The Construction Protest Broken Trigger was a broken trigger that killed several people.
Prelude[]
Several groups of workers put in a lot of work and effort into constructing new buildings for the megalopolis, under the assumption that they would be given first rights to housing. When this was proven false, they banded together in protest.
Events[]
At the protest, a Broken Trigger occurred, that spread exponentially through many civilians present, granting them variations of a matter creation ability. Several civilians intentionally moved towards the event, in an attempt to get abilities themselves.
Ultimately, everybody who triggered here died. Either by their power killing them, or their newly formed Corona pollentias being pinned in space, and destroying their brains. Ninety-two people died in total.
Aftermath[]
This event inflamed tensions between Earth Cheit and Earth Gimel, as well as labour relations.
A few weeks after this Victoria was invited to act as a "coach" to a therapy group.
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| Chapters | 2.1 • 2.2 • 2.3 • 2.4 • 2.5 • 2.6 • 2.7 • 2.x |
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| Battles and Events | The Construction Protest Broken Trigger |