All Chapters of REJECTED AND REBORN AS THE ALPHA KING'S LUNA : Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

POV: Xavier Fifty million people. That's how many had converged on the ritual site in the last hour. Fifty million souls from every species, every nation, every faction that had ever fought each other, now packed together in a shrinking circle of safety. The Void surrounded us completely. A wall of nothingness closing from all directions. "Sir, the safe zone is down to one hundred miles diameter," Lieutenant Chen reported, her voice tight. "And shrinking at two hundred miles per hour." I did the math instantly. Thirty minutes until the Void reached us. Thirty minutes for Thelma to finish channeling the Genesis Flame to Theo. "Status on the evacuation?" I asked, scanning the endless sea of refugees through my binoculars. "Ten million still trying to reach us. They won't make it in time." I felt the weight settle on my shoulders. Ten million people I couldn't save. Ten million deaths I had to accept. "Send every available transport," I ordered. "Dragons, helicopters, anything th

POV: Riley (6 months later) I stood at the edge of The Empty Lands, staring into the void-space that would never return. Thirty percent of Earth remained erased, a permanent scar from our war with nothingness. The boundary between existence and the Empty Lands was sharp, absolute. On one side, grass grew and birds sang. On the other, nothing. Not even air. "Still documenting?" Aaron's voice came from behind me. My husband. The word still felt strange even after three months of marriage. "Someone has to record this," I said, tapping my tablet. "Future generations need to understand what we lost and what we kept." He wrapped his arms around me from behind. Through our Genesis Flame bond, I felt his warmth, his presence, his love. The Flame had marked us permanently. Sometimes my chest still glowed faintly at night, and Aaron's matched it. We were bonded in ways no normal marriage could match. "You're having nightmares again," he said quietly. "I felt you wake up three times last n

POV: Xavier The first erasure bomb hit Unity City Three at dawn. One moment, fifty thousand people were waking up, starting their day. The next moment, nothing. Not rubble. Not bodies. Just empty space where a city had been. As if it had never existed. Through my Void-touched senses, I felt it happen. Felt reality being unmade, existence being deleted. The sensation made me want to vomit. "Report!" I barked into the command network. "Unity City Three is gone, sir," Lieutenant Chen's voice was shaking. "Complete erasure. Fifty thousand civilians. No warning, no defense, just gone." Thelma appeared at my side, her face white. "Earth-Nihilus?" "Who else?" I pulled up holographic displays showing our defensive positions. "They declared war an hour ago. This is their opening move." Another alert blared. Unity City Seven's eastern sector. Twenty thousand people erased in seconds. "They're using multiple weapons," Dr. Singh reported through the network. "Erasure bombs, nothing grena

POV: Thelma Reality fractured at midnight. Not broke. Not shattered. Fractured, like glass under pressure but still holding its shape. I felt it through my cosmic awareness, felt every being across seven Earths suddenly aware that something fundamental had changed. Xavier grabbed my arm. "Do you feel that?" "Everyone feels it," I whispered. Through the twin bond, Theo's presence blazed with recognition and terror. "Sister, it's here. The thing I sensed. It's manifesting now." "Where?" "Everywhere. Nowhere. Between all spaces. Thelma, get everyone to safety. This is beyond anything we've faced." But there was no safety. The fracturing intensified, reality itself developing cracks that showed something beyond existence. And through those cracks, it came. The Architect manifested above Unity City Seven as an impossibly complex geometric entity. Not solid but also not transparent. Existing in dimensions I could perceive but not understand. Shapes within shapes, angles that hurt

POV: XavierThe Architect attacked during the most vulnerable moment of the merging. We were halfway through the process. Three and a half realities combined, three and a half still separate. Physical laws were chaos. Consciousness fragmenting and reforming. Reality itself barely holds together.Perfect time to strike.The Architect manifested fully, its geometric form expanding across all seven realities simultaneously. And it brought weapons we'd never seen.Concept erasers on massive scale. Not just removing abstract ideas but deleting entire categories of existence. "Life" started disappearing. Not killing things but making the concept of living organisms impossible."All forces, defensive positions!" I commanded. "Protect the merging zones!"Every hero, every warrior, every being capable of fighting responded. Thelma led Alpha forces against concept erasers, using her cosmic awareness to reintroduce deleted concepts faster than The Architect could erase them.Stellara and Earth-Ar