“They... they’ve already changed the future,” Kael murmured, breathing hard. He stared at the main display of the Multiversal Council, which now showed Gateways flickering erratically, revealing flashes of different realities, fragments of history erased and rewritten within seconds. “And they’re trying to stop us before we even begin.”Sari turned toward Kael, her eyes betraying the panic she was struggling to contain. “A warning from an altered future? Raka’s telepathic message earlier... was that from them too?”“I think so,” Kael replied. The strange resonance was growing stronger, pulling at him like an unavoidable current. “The message felt cold, emotionless. Very... mechanical.”Bara rubbed his temples, his gaze fixed on the screen displaying Gamma Gateway, which now appeared completely normal again, as though the merchant vessel Silurian had never passed through it. “A horrifying mechanism. Rewriting history just because they don’t like our new order?”“To them, it’s a correct

However, the moment Kael spoke those words, the vision projected by the luminous entity known as the Timekeepers struck Raka with even greater force. It was no longer a fleeting glimpse, but an entire reality spread out before him, forcing his soul, now merged with Earth itself, to witness an unimaginable horror.Raka saw the Universal Symphony he had created, once shining brilliantly, now trembling violently. The Multiversal Gate, which was meant to be a bridge of harmony, had become a vortex of destruction. The dimensions that had been united, instead of complementing one another, pressed against each other, tearing apart the fabric of reality. The immense energy that should have flowed peacefully now overflowed, triggering countless temporal paradoxes. Earth, the heart of the Symphony, was not torn apart by the Nullifier, but by the unbearable burden of multidimensional connections. The planet exploded in cosmic silence, and the billions of souls bound to Raka vanished, shattered i