My Drill Is The Drill That Creates The Heavens 소설 & 이야기

The Earth hung in the center of the Cradle of the Architects, surrounded by a ring of "Pale Suns" that hummed with a frequency of pure creation. But inside the atmosphere, the world was screaming. The Trinity-Core—the psychic bridge that had saved them from the Auditor—was beginning to collapse under its own weight.

And suddenly— The pressure above Blackwood intensified catastrophically. The sky cracked open. Eleanor gasped as enormous fractures spread through the clouds themselves, revealing glimpses of something impossible beyond them: vast golden machinery rotating endlessly in darkness, thousands of suspended Thrones hanging motionless in rows, entire worlds forged from silver fire. Not heaven. A factory. A forge for monsters. Cold horror spread through Eleanor’s chest. The gods weren’t divine creators. They were engineers. The Architect’s voice deepened. “The line cannot be permitted to evolve further.”

The sky didn't just change; it ceased to be. The soft, neutral grey of our sanctuary was peeled back like a layer of old wallpaper, revealing the terrifying mechanism of the **Grand Design**. Above us, the Void was replaced by a series of concentric, rotating rings made of pure, crystalline logic. Each ring was the size of a galaxy, etched with glowing symbols that hurt to look at—the source code of the Multiverse. This was the **Supreme Court of the Holding**.

"I was not created. I have always existed. I am—" "A tool we designed three billion years before your universe formed," the lead Architect interrupted. "We created seventeen Devourers, each assigned to different dimensional clusters. Yours was performing adequately until these three interfered. Now it questions instead of consuming. Hesitates instead of erasing. It has become useless." "So fix it," Drake said coldly. "Reprogram your tool and leave us alone."

Alec, taking a decisive step forward, declared, "Then let's not waste any more time. We follow these ancient strands, seek out the origin, and find a way to restore the balance." As the guardians began their journey, tracing the primordial threads deeper into the Nexus, they felt the weight of eons pressing down upon them. The very essence of the Nexus seemed to shift, with colors and energies growing both more vibrant and more chaotic. Suddenly, they found themselves standing on the precipice of a vast expanse where swirling galaxies were being birthed, and stars ignited with their first light. The sheer scale was breathtaking. Draken, his voice filled with awe, remarked, "It's... it's the

Layla’s shield however is empty and I see her levitating above the ground like she had done the night that Victor had pushed his luck with her. Within a second Victor emerges from the tunnels and stumbles slightly at the sight before him. A bright light surrounds Layla and she lifts her hand in the air and points it towards Samuel who is now brought face to face with her. “What is going on!” Samuel shouts as he struggles to move. “We have seen inside your soul Samuel.” Layla begins talking in a voice that is not her own. “What! What is this! Who are you!” Samuel shouts. “I am what binds all worlds together. I am the vessel that works for all beings in this realm and others. I am a hallow an

He walked slowly toward the planetary drill, his footsteps echoing like the ticking of a doomsday clock. "You think you've won?" Malakor screamed, realizing his fleet was doomed. He slammed his fist onto the drill's control console. "The drill has reached the mantle! The Genesis Seed is waking up! You can't stop the countdown!" A massive, earth-shattering roar echoed from deep beneath the ground. It wasn't the sound of a machine; it was the sound of something ancient, something massive, waking up from a billion-year slumber. The ground cracked, glowing with a sickly, corrupted red light.

"Okay, I promise you." "Alright." The demonic dragon nodded. "Then I'll tell you something that's useful to you." "This is a Heavenly Mystery Divine Tool. It's the spirit of heaven and earth. It's neither the five elements nor the object. However, the origin of heaven and earth can be divided into two. Then it's divided into ten thousand, but it's the source of everything." "In that case, can you understand?" Samuel didn't say anything, but his mind was quickly analyzing and digesting the words of the evil dragon. It could be divided into two parts, and then divided into ten thousand parts. However, it was the source of everything.

"But you must know what happened to me these past days, don't you?" "You wouldn't want to know if I told you," Drake said quietly as if he pitied his friend. "I have seen a lot and if I weren't your good friend, I would have killed you for betraying me. I know, I have lifted more dead carcasses than our creator himself and put them back on their feet, and breathed life into them. Perhaps, using you hadn't been a mistake at all." He rose from his sofa again, dropping the glass, and walked around Krepe's chair. "I often wonder what it is that motivates you to do the unimaginable, but then I remember, it's all part of the plan. During the coronation, I can remember telling the creator—oh but sh

The material world spread around them in all its honest variable complexity and his form was fully present in it and Eve was beside him and behind them their chosen family walked and ahead was everything that had no name yet. He breathed it in. Behind them, across the distance that was rapidly becoming the past, the crystal spires of Heaven rang with frequencies that had never passed through their architecture before. Not the prescribed harmonics of the celestial order, not the discordant ringing of the last seven nights as the structure processed the tremors from Eden. Something new, something that had been generated by the week's events and was now moving through the celestial hierarchy li