“It... it has awakened,” Kael murmured, his hoarse voice barely audible amid the howling of the alien winds battering them. The blue energy surrounding him flickered wildly, affected by the purple wave of energy now enveloping Earth, a shroud of death slowly but steadily dimming the planet they loved.“Nullifier’s power... this isn’t just interference anymore. This is... destruction.”Raka felt a cold sting crawl down his spine. His Cosmic Light, which normally blazed with strength, now felt like a tiny candle struggling against a storm.“I can feel it. That energy... it’s suppressing my Cosmic Light. It’s smothering it.”“Damn it!” Bara cursed, his eyes sweeping across Earth’s fractured sky. Through the gaps in the purple haze, horrifying glimpses appeared: shards of reality from other dimensions, fragments of existence that should never have been joined together.&ldquo

"Raka! Sari!" Kael's voice came out hoarse, filled with desperation. His body trembled violently, the faint blue light surrounding him flickering like a dying star. "I can't hold it back anymore! My soul... it's splitting apart!"Raka, who had only just regained a fragment of consciousness after being struck by the Nullifier's energy wave, struggled to his feet. His Cosmic Light pulsed weakly, like the last ember fighting against eternal darkness. He watched Kael collapse to the ground, the energy that had once shone brightly now dimming with painful rapidity."Kael!" Raka shouted, stumbling toward him, but Sari stopped him."Don't get any closer, Raka!" Sari cried, her face pale. Her scanner flickered erratically, the data it displayed confusing and contradictory. "The energy around Kael is far too unstable! He's like the center of a reality storm that's tearing itself open."Bara, whose dark shield was on the verge of collapse, stared at Kael with a loo

Raka felt a horrifying pull of energy, not from the Nullifier's core, but from within himself. His Cosmic Light, already weakened by the previous attacks, was reacting to something new, something calling from the depths of his consciousness, a resonance stronger than anything he had ever felt. He saw Bara trapped within a web of dark energy inside the Nullifier's core, his vitality slowly being drained away."Bara!" Raka roared, struggling to gather what little strength he had left to reach his friend. But the pressure from the Nullifier's core was too great, like a bottomless abyss trying to swallow him whole. "I can't reach you, Bara!"Beside him, Sari staggered as her scanner blared warnings."Raka, the energy field is increasing! Bara... he's being absorbed!"Kael, who had only just succeeded in channeling his stabilized resonance, doubled over in a violent cough. He could feel Bara, and the dark energy that had now become part of the Nullifier's core, a sacrifice that had freed K

“What?” Sari gasped, her eyes widening as she scanned the Multiversal Gate, now radiating a terrifying dark light. “That’s impossible! The Predators were already defeated! They’re not a cosmic threat like the Nullifier!”“Not physically, Sari,” Orin said gravely, his eyes fixed on the pulsing Gate. “But they are primordial entities that feed on energy, and the Void Wound... it is a breach that calls to them. They are exploiting this instability.”Kael pressed a hand against his chest, where he could feel the Nullifier core, now stable yet vulnerable.“I can feel it. That call... it’s getting stronger. They’re drawn to the energy of the Universal Symphony we just created. They see it as a feast.”“A feast?” Sari repeated, her face tense. “So we created a new energy source that attracts the most dangerous creatures in the multiverse?”“Ir

Several months had passed since the creation of the Universal Symphony. Earth now shone as a beacon of harmony, and the Multiversal Gate stood wide open in the sky, inviting civilizations from countless dimensions to visit and exchange cultures. A celebration was underway in the Capital City beneath the watchful presence of the Gate, which radiated golden light.Sari stood on the main balcony of the Guardian Academy, gazing at the crowds below. A faint smile rested on her lips, but her eyes still carried traces of exhaustion. Beside her, Bara leaned against a pillar, looking up at a sky now filled not with threats, but with promises. On the other side, Kael absorbed every harmonious vibration emanating from the newly established Gate."Who would've thought?" Bara said, his voice softer than usual. "We actually turned Earth into a cosmic meeting place. It feels... strange, but good.""This isn't just 'good,' Bara," Sari replied, turning toward him. "It's a miracle. An order that has ne