جميع فصول : الفصل -الفصل 130

The closer they walked, the heavier the air became.Seraphine could feel it pressing against her chest like an invisible weight. Every step toward the throne felt… important. As if reality itself was watching her move.The city behind them had gone silent.Hundreds of ancient beings stood along the glowing path, observing the Guardian and her alliance like witnesses to something inevitable.Rowan leaned closer to her as they walked.“I don’t like this,” he muttered. “They’re watching like we’re part of some ritual.”Seraphine didn’t respond immediately.Because he was right.It did feel like a ritual.The throne grew larger with every step.Up close, it was far more terrifying than it had seemed from afar.It wasn’t simply carved from stone or crystal.It was made of compressed cosmic energy, frozen into shape. The surface shifted constantly, like galaxies trapped inside solid form. Stars blinked in and out of existence within the structure.The witches behind Seraphine whispered in f

The sky above the throne city darkened.Not with clouds.With power.Seraphine had faced monsters, armies, and ancient beings before… but the presence of the First Immortal was something entirely different.It felt like gravity had suddenly increased.Like reality itself was bending toward him.Every creature across the floating city remained kneeling.Even the silver-skinned guardian lowered its head.Only two beings remained standing.Seraphine.And the immortal beside her.The First Immortal slowly descended from the sky.Each step he took through the air created ripples across space, like stones falling into an invisible ocean.When he finally landed, the entire throne chamber trembled.Up close, he looked almost human.Tall.Dark-haired.His face calm and impossibly ancient.But his eyes…His eyes held entire galaxies.Seraphine felt a strange sensation in her chest.Recognition.As if the universe itself knew who he was.The immortal stepped slightly in front of her.“Stay behin

The sky slowly healed.The black rift in the heavens sealed itself like a wound reluctantly closing. The floating city returned to its eerie calm, but the silence now felt different.Heavier.Everyone present had felt the same thing.The Void had noticed them.Seraphine stood frozen for a moment, staring at the sky where the enormous eye had appeared. Even though it was gone, the memory of its gaze still crawled along her spine.“They want me,” she said quietly.No one argued.Rowan stepped closer to her, rubbing the back of his neck.“Yeah… that part was pretty clear.”One of the witches whispered nervously, “If those things come through fully… we cannot fight them.”The silver guardian nodded grimly.“No army in this universe could.”Seraphine slowly turned toward the First Immortal.“You knew this was coming.”He didn’t deny it.“For a long time.”Her eyes narrowed.“And you didn’t stop it.”“I tried,” he replied calmly.The immortal beside her scoffed.“You created fate. You contr

The sky shattered.Not metaphorically.Actually shattered.A deafening crack ripped across the heavens above the floating city, splitting the air like glass under immense pressure. The fractures that had been spreading moments before suddenly burst open into a massive tear.Beyond itNothing.No stars.No light.Only endless black.The witches staggered back in terror.“That… that’s not darkness,” one whispered.Seraphine felt it too.It wasn’t the absence of light.It was the absence of existence.Rowan stepped closer to her.“Please tell me that thing isn’t getting bigger.”It was.The tear in reality continued stretching wider as something enormous pushed against it from the other side.The immortal’s voice dropped.“They’re forcing the barrier.”The silver guardian fell to one knee.“The Veil cannot hold much longer.”Seraphine tightened her grip on the Blade of Origin. The weapon pulsed with growing energy, reacting to the disturbance in the sky.The First Immortal watched the br

The city was quiet again.But the silence was heavy, like the calm before a cosmic tempest.Seraphine stood at the edge of one of the floating towers, the Blade of Origin glowing faintly in her hand. The energy from the bond still lingered between her and the immortal, pulsing like a heartbeat in the very air around them.Rowan approached cautiously, rubbing his neck.“So… apparently we’ve poked something ancient, broken a thread in reality, and now we’re marked for annihilation,” he muttered. “That’s… a normal Tuesday for us, right?”Seraphine didn’t answer immediately. She was watching the horizon where the breach had appeared, now a faint ripple in the sky. Even though it had closed, she could feel the latent presence of the Void Creators, like a cold wind brushing across the edges of existence.The immortal stepped beside her, his eyes following hers.“They are aware of us,” he said quietly. “And they will not forget.”Seraphine clenched the blade tightly.“So the next time they c