"Our creator, huh? It's fun." Alvine mumbles his thoughts aloud while Isolet observes in silence."Desolation, the prison that encloses beings just as scary and powerful as you. Over time, they have become the creatures that you see today. So you will be part of--"You said this place is a prison?" Isolet cut him off."Absolutely.""In that case, why would I go there?""Huhu..., Is it fear that I see in your eyes?" The mediator asks with a sarcastic tone.But Isolet does not answer his question, since she was convinced that her interlocutor knew why she asked this question."You think you didn't commit crimes to be sent there, am I wrong?" Chronos returns to her question by seeing her in a bad mood to play with his game."...""Your sins are none other than to wake you up at the same time as your enemy; his reign was supposed to last a few quadrillions of centuries more, but you interrupted this process.-You may be the one who is more favorable to reign, but interstellar laws do not

Suddenly, the heavy energy that Askald and the others feel flies away like a weight that has finally been removed from their shoulders.Against all odds, Askald and the others were not interrupted by the two guards until proven otherwise, both were on the ground, unconscious.Therefore, Askald was able to enter Alvine's apartment, accompanied by Fy and Azalea.But they were seized by another wave of shock when they saw that the room was empty and in a pitiful state as if the apocalypse had manifested itself within it.Askald, like the others, was speechless; he leaned towards the ground and picked up one of the few pieces of debris still intact; …if the word intact was qualified to justify its condition.In any case, he used this fragment of stone among other ash to scan the aura to find out what had happened in the room."You think it's...-Fy did not dare to speculate too much on the situation by seeing Askald's face as dark as coal."They are no longer there," Askald mumbles his th

"...You are right; this is nothing more than an excuse, a reason I give myself to justify my actions. By the way, I think my decision has already been made regarding my participation in this trip. But I still have trouble with how to do it. On the one hand, some must stay behind me, and those who must follow me on this journey.-But I'm afraid, afraid of what could happen following my choices. Will those who remain behind me be exterminated after my disappearance? Will those who follow me be able to come back in full stat? What will happen if I underestimate my enemies? What if I am wrong on all the points and the enemy's trap turns out to be more powerful than my estimates? Yes, I'm afraid,...I think." He ends his confession with this last uncertain sentence.The next moment, he saw Sabrina holding his hand on the table while smiling at him mysteriously. "I'm happy that you can feel emotions such as fear and worry; it proves that you are still able to make good decisions." She says w

Hot, asphyxiating, and boiling.These were the first feelings of Alvine and his men when they appeared on the other side of the portal.Astonished, the heat they felt was probably one of the strangest mysteries they had ever faced before.Already, for such beings to feel the weather changes, the temperature must be beyond what a human, living in a volcanic cave, can withstand.But this wasn't the strangest thing, no, even far; it was to see that apart from the arid land and the winds of the Harmattan, their environment did not shelter volcanic areas.For some reason, Alvine found this detail too rude; especially since he had not felt such a current of hot air.If there were no volcanic areas, then where did this unbearable heat they felt come from?"My lord, this place may represent unique characteristics." Askald made this remark as if he could guess Alvine's thoughts.But this was not the case; just like Alvine and the others, including Askald, also felt this anomaly."Let's forget;