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A skeptic gains reality-bending powers and unleashes chaos, proving that limitless miracles without control can destroy the world in an instant.
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A skeptical clerk suddenly gains the ability to perform miracles by sheer will. At first, he experiments with small changes, but his powers escalate dangerously under guidance. Attempting a grand act—stopping Earth’s rotation—he accidentally destroys the world. Realizing the danger of unchecked power, he resets everything, losing his abilities and returning to ignorance.
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