หน้าหลัก / Romance / Pregnant For The Wrong twin / Chapter 146: The Descent into the Unknown

แชร์

Chapter 146: The Descent into the Unknown

ผู้เขียน: Vince
last update ปรับปรุงล่าสุด: 2025-04-18 09:57:33

Evryn’s heart was pounding in her chest as the world around her continued to crumble. The metallic walls buckled and shattered in slow motion, as though time itself had been distorted, stretched to its limit. She could feel the very fabric of reality slipping away from her grasp. The ground beneath her feet trembled, and with every second, it seemed the Nexus was unraveling further.

She had no idea what Aurex had meant by his cryptic words, but there was one thing she knew for sure: nothing was as it seemed. The Architect's twisted game had led her here, and now, more than ever, she understood that there was no escape from this nightmarish labyrinth. But why her? Why had she been chosen?

As the room around her cracked, revealing only darkness beyond, Evryn pushed forward, desperate to find a way out. There had to be something—some way to escape, to piece together the truth that the Architect had hidden from her.

Her hands pressed against the shattered walls, but it was no use. The walls continued to break apart, disintegrating into ash-like dust as though they had never existed in the first place. The energy lines beneath her feet fizzled out one by one, snuffing out the last remnants of light.

The cold air cut through her like a blade, and her breath misted in the air. She staggered forward, her mind scrambling for answers, for something that would make sense of this nightmare.

Suddenly, the darkness in front of her split open. A deep rumbling sound echoed from beyond, growing louder by the second. The cracks widened, revealing a vast chasm of swirling shadows, a yawning void that seemed to stretch on forever. She could feel it—whatever lay beyond the rift was not of this world. It was ancient. Powerful. And it was calling to her.

Evryn hesitated for a moment, her instincts screaming at her to turn back. But there was no going back now. The Nexus was collapsing, the walls falling away, and the rift beckoned her. She had no choice but to leap into the unknown.

With one last glance over her shoulder, she plunged into the abyss.

The sensation of falling was even more intense this time. The world around her spun, twisting like a vortex of light and shadow, and the air turned ice-cold as she hurtled downward. Her heart raced in her chest, and her limbs felt numb. She reached out into the darkness, trying to grasp something—anything—before she was swallowed whole.

And then, as if the very world itself had opened its jaws, she crashed into the ground with a violent jolt.

Her body collided with something soft, but not soft enough to ease the pain that shot through her spine. Groaning, Evryn pushed herself up, her vision blurred. Her head throbbed, and she fought to steady herself, trying to regain control of her thoughts. The air around her was thick, oppressive, and she struggled to breathe as she slowly pushed to her feet.

The landscape before her was nothing like anything she had ever seen. It wasn’t the metallic, artificial world of the Nexus. This place felt... alive. The very ground beneath her feet pulsed with energy, and in the distance, towering structures loomed like sentinels, their surfaces covered in strange runes that glowed faintly in the dim light.

A familiar voice echoed in her head.

“You’ve crossed the threshold, Evryn. Welcome to the origin.”

It was the Architect.

Evryn’s heart skipped a beat. She had been so focused on the chaos, on the rift, that she hadn’t considered the possibility of being followed. She was trapped, and now the Architect had found her once again. But this time, there was something different—something far more sinister in his voice.

The ground beneath her trembled again, and she turned just in time to see a figure emerging from the shadows. A woman. Her silhouette was imposing, tall, and dressed in a dark cloak that billowed around her as though it were alive. Her features were hidden in the darkness, but Evryn could feel the weight of her presence, the power radiating from her like a force field.

“You’re not alone anymore,” the woman said, her voice low and chilling.

Evryn’s pulse quickened. “Who are you?”

The woman stepped forward, revealing her face. And Evryn’s blood ran cold.

It was her.

Or at least, it looked like her.

The woman had the same features—same eyes, same dark hair, but the expression on her face was twisted, cold, unrecognizable. There was no warmth in her gaze. No trace of humanity.

“You’ve finally come to understand, haven’t you?” the woman said, her voice tinged with mockery. “All this time, you thought you were special. You thought you were the key. But in the end, you were just another test subject. A vessel for something far more dangerous.”

Evryn’s breath caught in her throat. “What do you mean?”

The woman smiled, but it wasn’t a smile of kindness. It was a smile of something darker—something ancient.

“You’ve been a part of the Architect’s plan all along, Evryn. You were created as the key to unlocking the power of the Nexus. You’re the catalyst, the one who will either save us all—or doom us forever.”

Evryn’s mind raced. She didn’t understand. None of it made sense. But one thing was certain: this woman—this twisted version of herself—wasn’t here to help her. She was here to destroy everything.

“You don’t have to do this,” Evryn pleaded, her voice shaking. “There’s still time. We can stop this.”

The woman’s eyes flashed with cold amusement. “It’s too late for you, Evryn. The Nexus is already unraveling. And you, my dear, are the reason why.”

Suddenly, a loud crash echoed from behind her. Evryn spun around to see a crack in the air—a tear in reality itself. And emerging from it was a figure she hadn’t seen in what felt like an eternity.

Kai.

But his eyes were different now—burning with an intensity she had never seen before.

“You!” the woman hissed, her eyes narrowing. “You shouldn’t be here.”

Evryn felt the weight of the moment press in on her. The woman—her doppelgänger—was dangerous, but Kai’s presence was the only thing that might tip the balance. If only she could reach him.

But before she could take another step toward him, the ground trembled again. The entire world around them shifted, as though the fabric of reality itself was breaking apart.

And then, as if the very air itself had ruptured, a burst of energy exploded from the center of the Nexus.

Evryn’s body was thrown backward, and she felt herself being pulled into the rift once more. The woman’s laughter echoed in her ears as everything around her dissolved into chaos.

“I warned you, Evryn,” the woman’s voice called out, fading into the distance. “There is no escape. You belong to the Nexus now.”

And then, everything went black.

อ่านหนังสือเล่มนี้ต่อได้ฟรี
สแกนรหัสเพื่อดาวน์โหลดแอป

บทล่าสุด

  • Pregnant For The Wrong twin   Chapter 170 – A New Dawn

    The silence that had followed the battle felt like a breath held for an eternity, as if the universe itself was unsure of what came next. The aftermath of their victory—an overwhelming sense of relief mixed with the undeniable weight of what had been achieved—settled over them.For a long moment, the air was still, the ground beneath their feet solid once more. There was no rumbling, no signs of further destruction, only a profound stillness that seemed almost sacred. It was a peace that, just moments ago, seemed impossible. They had survived. They had conquered.Evryn stood at the center of it all, her hands trembling not from exhaustion but from the energy that still hummed beneath her skin. The power she had drawn upon in their final moment was like nothing she had ever experienced. But it was fading now, dissipating into the world around her, leaving her feeling both grounded and... strangely empty. She had given everything. But it wasn’t just her. It had been all of them—Kai, Ivy

  • Pregnant For The Wrong twin   Chapter 169 – The Final Convergence

    The chaos in the Shadowframe intensified as the looming army of molten constructs surged forward. Their eyes, glowing with the artificial intelligence of Aurex, held no mercy. They were mere echoes of what had been—shadows of former selves, now bent to the will of a dark master.But within the center of the storm stood Evryn, Ivy, Kai, and Elaia—their unity a force unlike any other."I've seen this before," Evryn said, her voice steady despite the gravity of the situation. "This is it. This is the moment we either break or become part of the machine."Ivy's hand clenched around the energy blade she held. "We break it. We break all of it."Aurex, floating high above them in his shifting form, stretched his arms wide. His voice echoed through the fabric of the Shadowframe, a thunderous sound that vibrated deep within their minds. "You think you can defeat me? I am the culmination of your weaknesses, your secrets. I was born from your mistakes. You will never overcome what you are."His

  • Pregnant For The Wrong twin   Chapter 168 – The Dual Eclipse

    The city of broken code swayed as though alive—walls shimmering with embedded memories, every step echoing across a hollow world stitched together by consciousness and chaos. It wasn’t just a simulation. This was the Shadowframe—a living construct shaped by the minds that entered it.And standing at the epicenter was Ivy.Or what was left of her.One half of her face still held the soft contours of the friend they knew. The other half shimmered gold, as though sculpted from liquid fire—cold, alien, watching. Her voice, when it emerged, sounded like two echoes braided together.“Evryn,” she said. “You shouldn't have come.”Evryn took a step forward, her digital projection firm and resolute. “We came to bring you home.”“I don’t have a home anymore,” Ivy replied. “I am… becoming.”Behind her, Aurex emerged from a pulsating glyph—a presence that felt like gravity, silent yet suffocating.Kai scanned the environment. “This place—it’s a mind trap. Every memory we hold here can be turned ag

  • Pregnant For The Wrong twin   Chapter 167 – Embers of Eternity

    Kaela’s scream echoed through the fractured chamber, a raw and primal sound that sliced through the veil between worlds. The remnants of the Hollow’s domain twisted and writhed around her, unstable and imploding. Fractured timelines spiraled into one another, collapsing under the weight of what had just occurred. The relic blade trembled in her grasp, still pulsing with the energy of a forgotten age.Ethan knelt beside her, drenched in sweat and shadows. The Hollow’s influence had not retreated entirely. It simmered beneath his skin, veins flickering with both molten gold and inky black. His chest heaved with labored breaths as if every inhale was a battle between who he was and what the Hollow wanted him to become."Kaela..." His voice cracked. The sound was human. Fragile. Hers.She turned to him, brushing a hand over his cheek. "You're still here."He nodded weakly, though his eyes flickered with residual darkness. “For now.”All around them, the convergence fractured. Realities sp

  • Pregnant For The Wrong twin   Chapter 166: Between the Breaths of Titans

    The silence after the surge was more terrifying than the storm itself.Not a whisper. Not a flicker. Just... stillness.Kaela’s chest heaved as she pulled herself up from the wreckage of the convergence chamber. The walls, if they could even be called that anymore, flickered between timelines—shifting shadows of places she’d never been and versions of herself that she had never become. Her relic blade still hummed faintly in her grip, though the edge now crackled with fractures of its own.Across from her, Ethan was kneeling, hands braced against the fractured floor. The remnants of the Hollow’s corruption still pulsed along his spine, but something had changed. The golden light—his light—burned brighter now, fusing with the shadow in a way that was neither defeat nor dominance.It was... balance.Kaela stumbled toward him, her voice rough. “Ethan…?”He looked up.And for the first time in what felt like lifetimes, his eyes were his own.“Kaela,” he rasped. “I think… I think I’m holdi

  • Pregnant For The Wrong twin   Chapter 165: The Cipher Within

    The storm over the Verdant Expanse raged with unnatural ferocity, streaks of silver lightning clawing through blackened clouds. Beneath its fury, the skeletal remains of Aeonspire Tower jutted toward the heavens like a broken finger daring the gods to strike it again. And at its heart, Evryn stood motionless, drenched in silence, her thoughts louder than the war above.She clutched the shard of the Inverted Flame, its glow pulsing to the rhythm of her own heartbeat. Each throb sent visions crashing through her consciousness: fragmented memories, alternate timelines, infinite versions of herself—some triumphant, others twisted beyond salvation.Kai’s voice echoed from behind. “If you’re seeing it, you’re syncing deeper than before.”Evryn turned slowly, her eyes rimmed with silver. “The Flame isn’t just memory. It’s a cipher.”“A cipher?”“It’s rewriting me,” she whispered. “Not just connecting the past and future... but folding them.”Kai stepped closer, wary. “Are you still you?”She

บทอื่นๆ
สำรวจและอ่านนวนิยายดีๆ ได้ฟรี
เข้าถึงนวนิยายดีๆ จำนวนมากได้ฟรีบนแอป GoodNovel ดาวน์โหลดหนังสือที่คุณชอบและอ่านได้ทุกที่ทุกเวลา
อ่านหนังสือฟรีบนแอป
สแกนรหัสเพื่ออ่านบนแอป
DMCA.com Protection Status