Novel & Cerita I Wanted To Vanish So Completely Quote Origin

And I spoke the incantation. “Where you go, I go.” The wind around the clearing stirred. “Where you phase, I follow.” The ground beneath my feet vibrated faintly. “The path for one is meant for both.” The air grew thick. Heavy. “The fall of one is meant for none.” The darkness around me deepened. “The breath is shared…” The symbol beneath my feet began to glow faintly. “…and the soul is whole.” Silence fell. Then the world vanished. Smoke surrounded me instantly, thick and swirling like a storm of shadows. It wrapped around my body, pulling, dragging, dissolving the familiar sensation of gravity.

Further and further away, until I found a dark, empty part of the compound where no one ever came. I raised my hand slowly, my fingers trembling, and whispered the spell. A black vortex appeared, swirling with the same emptiness I felt inside. I stepped into it and vanished.

by the world. "You think this is my weakness, Valerius?" I whispered, my voice sounding like a thousand bells. "This is my Origin Point." I didn't use the Sun-Walker fire. I reached into the Hollow Space of the rejection and pulled out the Original Silence. I funneled the entirety of the Ninety-Four Chapters of Loneliness into the wooden key. I didn't strike my father. I struck the Concept of Abandonment. "I AM THE QUEEN OF THE UN-CHOSEN!" I roared, the White Light of the Origin erupting from my skin with a brilliance that turned the silver twilight into a blinding, white-emerald day.

still him. “Zayden!” I reached. through the fracture. through the instability. through everything. and just as I felt his presence just as the connection sparked, something else moved. faster. deeper. stronger. because now the origin wasn’t just watching. It was—intervening. The white collapsed. Violently. everything pulling inward. everything—closing. and the last thing I heard before everything disappeared wasn’t my voice. wasn’t his. It was—the origin. Cold. Certain.

All the four knew was that they were the only things to have survived that disaster – a disaster they had wrought upon this world. “I will kill you! And then when I get my body back, I will destroy Odin!” the Origin King screamed furiously as he pushed himself forward. His bloody gaze focused on the space that was before him and a gap was formed in it. The gap expanded quickly and soon the Origin King had disappeared into it. “So that’s what he is really after! Is his body in this universe? He didn’t have to give me that information though.” Mane thought to himself as he backpedaled furiously.

But I wished to disappear. I stood still, eyes wide, mind racing. “There’s nothing to lose in trying again,” I murmured, my voice barely audible. I closed my eyes, letting out a shaky breath. My body trembled as I tried to focus, to concentrate on the swirling fog that surrounded me. Slowly, carefully, I whispered under my breath, “Take me out of here… please, take me out of here.”

I thought about Rowan, fighting for me in the real world, bleeding for a girl who was currently a series of numbers. "I am the Origin," I whispered. "And the Origin is the **Zero**." I didn't pull the thread. I bit it. I felt the taste of copper and electricity. I felt my own life-force being sucked into the void. The white room began to turn black. Vane let out a scream of digital agony as his golden form began to pixelate and dissolve. "Kaima, stop!" Selene yelled. "You're deleting yourself!" "I'm not deleting," I gasped, as the darkness swallowed me. "I'm... rebooting."

The hunger has quieted, but the ache remains—a wound that power can’t heal. I close my eyes, tilt my head back, and whisper to the sky. “Soon, little vessel. Soon, I’ll come for you.” And as the first light of dawn touches the horizon, I vanish into the trees—part shadow, part goddess, wholly unstoppable.

I said, "In my next life, please give me someone who truly loves me." A flash of white light, and I vanished from the hall. I could almost hear the Lord of the Underworld’s voice as I faded away. "Granted!"

"I don't know." "That's not helpful." "I know." "So try again." I sighed. "I feel trapped." "By Charles?" "By everyone." He frowned. "That sounds dramatic." "It is dramatic." "So what do you want to do?" I lifted my head and looked directly at him. "I want to disappear." Damiano blinked. "I'm sorry?" "I want to disappear," I repeated. He stared at me for several seconds before leaning back in his seat. "Jax." "I'm serious."