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Elias stared at the blank expanse of paper pinned to his studio wall. It was exactly , a towering rectangular void that felt more like a portal than a surface. In the underground world of "The Multiplier," 137x wasn't just a number—it was the legendary threshold where a piece of art stopped being a "work" and started being a "vision."

He gripped a piece of compressed charcoal, the black dust already coating his cuticles. His goal was to create something so intricate that it would require the viewer to step back and forward a hundred times to see it all—a "137x magnification" of the human soul. 137x to