บททั้งหมดของ Transmigrated into a BL Novel as an SSS Omega Guide: บทที่ 61 - บทที่ 70

Chapter Sixty-Two — The Choice of the WorldsThe message appeared everywhere.YOU HAVE A CHOICE.Across cities, kingdoms, academies, space stations, oceans, forests, and forgotten villages, people stopped what they were doing and looked toward the sky. The same silver words hovered above them, impossible to ignore. No explanation followed. No command. No threat. Only those three words remained suspended above every world.For the first time, ordinary people were seeing something the creators had hidden from them for centuries.Elara stood inside the chamber with her hand still raised. She could feel millions of minds brushing against her consciousness. Fear. Confusion. Anger. Hope. Some people immediately believed the message was a divine revelation. Others thought it was an attack. Some simply stared at the sky, waiting for someone else to tell them what to do.Elara lowered her hand.“I can hear them.”Elias looked at her.“All of them?”“Not their thoughts exactly. Their emotions.”

/Chapter Sixty-Four — The One Above the CreatorsThe sky of the First World split apart.A massive crack stretched from one end of the heavens to the other, spilling darkness into the silver landscape. The floating mountains trembled. The rivers of light reversed direction, rushing toward the crack as though something beyond it were pulling them upward. Even the ancient tree began shedding silver leaves.Elara stood beside her mother, staring at the enormous shadow emerging from the opening.“That's him?”Her mother nodded.“The First Creator.”Lyra tightened her grip on their mother's hand.“He doesn't look human.”“He isn't.”The shadow continued descending until its enormous form covered the sky. Slowly, it began shrinking, transforming into the shape of a man.When his feet touched the ground, everything became still.He looked almost ordinary.Tall.Pale.Long white hair.Eyes completely devoid of color.But Elara could feel his power.It wasn't like the four creators.It wasn't

Chapter Sixty-Six — After the SystemFor the first time in what felt like forever, Elara woke without hearing the system.No notification.No mission.No countdown.No cold mechanical voice waiting to tell her what she had to do next.She opened her eyes slowly.Sunlight streamed through the curtains of her room, painting golden patterns across the floor. For several seconds, she simply stared at the ceiling, waiting for something to happen.Nothing did.Elara sat up.She looked at her hands.The silver mark was gone.Her chest felt strangely light.“It really disappeared.”A knock sounded at the door.Before she could answer, it opened.Elias leaned against the doorway.“You're awake.”Elara smiled.“When did you become comfortable walking into my room?”“Since you stopped having a system that could send me across dimensions.”“That isn't an answer.”“No.”He smiled.“But it's the one I'm giving you.”Elara laughed softly.It felt strange.Normal.She hadn't realized how much she had

Chapter Sixty-Eight — The BrotherThe word echoed through the First World.Brother.Elara stared at Auren.Then she looked toward the sky.Somewhere beyond the five worlds, the First Creator was awake.And he had called Auren his brother.“You're brothers?” Elara asked.Auren didn't answer immediately.His silver eyes remained fixed on the crack in the sky.Finally, he said, “We were.”Elara's expression hardened.“What does that mean?”“It means we stopped being brothers a very long time ago.”Lyra stepped closer to Elara.“Why?”Auren looked at her.“Because we wanted different things.”The silver crack above them widened.A deep rumble moved through the First World.Auren continued speaking as though nothing was happening.“My brother wanted to control possibility.”“And you?”“I wanted to understand it.”Elara frowned.“What's the difference?”“Everything.”Auren looked at the ancient tree.“He believed that if every outcome could be controlled, suffering could be eliminated.”“An

Chapter Seventy — The Fourth WorldThe crack in the sky widened.Elara stood beneath it, staring at the world forming beyond the opening. At first, there was only darkness. Then light appeared inside it, spreading slowly like the first sunrise of a new universe.Mountains rose from nothing.Oceans filled empty valleys.Stars appeared across a violet sky.A world was being born before their eyes.But something about it felt wrong.Elara could feel the connection between the five existing worlds.She could feel the ancient tree.She could feel Lyra.And then there was this new world.It had no connection to anything.It was completely independent.“What is that?” Elias asked.Auren stared at it.“I don't know.”Elara glanced at him.“You said that already.”“This time, I mean it.”The small silver-haired girl stepped forward.Everyone immediately looked at her.She stared at the forming world with an expression Elara couldn't understand.Then she whispered,“That's where I came from.”E