All Chapters of Beyond His World: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

The darkness moved. At first, it looked like a cloud spreading across the stars. Then it became something more. A gigantic figure emerged from the void, so enormous that entire planets appeared like tiny lights around it. Its body was made of shifting darkness. Its eyes burned with a pale silver glow. Every movement caused the ancient star roads to tremble. Liana stood before the Outer Gate with the Celestial Heart floating beside her. She could feel the creature's presence pressing against her mind. It was older than the Devourer. Older than the First Shadow. Perhaps even older than the First Light. Avarion raised his weapon. "Everyone, fall back!" His silver fleet immediately formed a defensive formation around the old universe. Liana looked at him. "Father!" Avarion turned toward her. For a moment, the battle seemed to disappear from his mind. He simply stared at his daughter. "You really are alive." Liana's voice trembled. "You knew I would return?" "I praye

One universe must close.The words continued echoing through Liana's mind.For a long moment, she couldn't move.The battlefield had gone completely silent.Avarion stood among the ancient fleets, his face pale beneath the silver light. Morvane watched her with an unreadable smile. The First Light remained still. Even the Devourer and the First Shadow seemed to understand the terrible weight of what had just been revealed.And beyond the Outer Gate...Two universes waited.One old.One new.One had existed first.The other had become home.Liana slowly looked down at the Celestial Heart.The ten rings were spinning around it.Gold and silver.Creation and memory.The old world and the new.She had spent her entire journey believing that every problem had another answer.A hidden path.A choice nobody had considered.But now even her mother had said otherwise.One universe must close."No."The word escaped her quietly.Morvane's smile widened."No?"Liana lifted her eyes."No."She ro

The first crack appeared across the Outer Gate. Then the second. Then the third. Everyone froze. The newly created Interworld stretched between the two universes, still glowing with the dreams and choices of millions. Its star roads had only just begun to form. Gardens floated beneath newborn moons. Cities made of silver and gold shimmered in the distance. For one brief moment, it had seemed that the impossible had finally happened. They had saved both universes. Then the gate began to break. Crack. Liana stared at the enormous structure. Her mother's final warning repeated inside her mind. Leave the Interworld immediately. Kael tightened his grip on his sword. "That's the same gate." Morvane slowly rose from the ground. "No." Everyone turned toward him. He was staring at the gate with an expression of pure fear. "That's not the same gate." Liana frowned. "What do you mean?" Morvane took a step backward. "The Outer Gate connects the old universe and the new one."

For several seconds, Liana forgot how to breathe. The words hung in the silence. Your father was never Avarion. No one moved. The Interworld trembled beneath the fading light of the Return. The Origin Ones stood beyond the Final Gate, watching. Orion's face remained cold, but his eyes had shifted toward the silver crystal floating before Liana. Avarion stood beside her. Still. Silent. Pale. Liana slowly turned toward him. "What did he say?" Avarion didn't answer. Her heart began pounding. "What did he say?" Morvane stared at the projection. The First Light looked away. And that was when Liana understood something even worse. They knew. "You all knew." The First Light's golden glow dimmed. "Liana—" "You all knew." Her voice rose. The Celestial Heart pulsed violently. The thirteen seals spun around her. Liana looked at Avarion. "You knew he was there." Avarion closed his eyes. "Yes." "And you let me believe you were my father." "Yes." The word was barely a

The question remained suspended in the silence. What will you dream now? Liana stared at the Final Gate. Beyond it, the vast darkness that had once contained the First Dream was fading. The heartbeat came again. Weaker. Slower. Boom. The First Light flickered. A wave of golden energy passed through its body before fading into darkness. The ancient being dropped to one knee. "First Light!" Liana rushed toward it. But before she could reach it, the First Shadow collapsed. The Devourer roared. Its enormous form began breaking apart into fragments of dark energy. Kael drew his sword. "What's happening?" Caelum looked toward the Final Gate. "They are returning to the First Dream." Liana turned sharply. "No." The First Light looked at her. Its voice had become faint. "We were born from it." Another heartbeat sounded. Boom. The First Light flickered again. "And when it wakes..." The ancient being looked toward the fading darkness. "...we may end with it." Liana