He executed it. The cube groaned, the tension high, and suddenly, the layers locked in. The bottom two-thirds of the puzzle were solved.
Elias stared at the object in his hand. It looked like a mistake—a Rubik’s Cube that had been melted and twisted in a funhouse mirror. The center pieces were tilted at a 30-degree angle, the edges were elongated, and the corners were truncated. It was a Fisher Cube, a shape mod that defied the conventional logic he had spent three years perfecting.
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