All Chapters of The CopyCat Immortal : Chapter 61
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Chapter 59. Alies from the past
Ren froze. The water beneath his feet rippled, sending silver rings toward the horizon. He stared at the man—the shadow—that bore his oldest friend's face."Hua Ran?" Ren asked, his voice barely a tremor in the stillness.The figure didn't blink. The void in his eyes swirled, cold and ancient. "You play with threads that were never yours to touch, Architect."Ren narrowed his eyes. He reached into the void of his own essence, feeling for the familiar signature of his ally. He felt nothing but a hollow echo. "You are not him. This is a manifestation of the residual trauma from the sect.""Is it?" the apparition replied. He stepped forward. The water darkened under his boots, turning to liquid ink. "Every time you prune a timeline to save your own skin, you carve a piece out of your past. I am the memory of his loyalty, twisted by the cost of your climb."Ren balled his fists. He realized the truth. He had spent his life absorbing the pain
Chapter 60. The Empty Echo of Freedom”
Push it back, Ren! It is slipping!" Hua Ran's voice cracked over the deafening roar of collapsing space."I am trying!" Ren gritted his teeth, his palms bleeding raw starlight as he forced his hands against the tearing void. "The fabric of this reality is too loose. It is like trying to hold water with a net!""Use the cosmic anchor!" Elder Zhou yelled from behind, his long silver robes whipping wildly in the solar wind. "Bind the local gravity to the primordial core! If you do not lock it down, the entire sector will unravel!""No," Ren breathed, sweat stinging his eyes as he fought the violent tremors of the newborn universe. "If I bind it, I freeze its potential. I won't do that. I won't become another Arbiter.""Ren, this is madness!" Hua Ran leaped over a floating chunk of crystallized cosmic dust, her hand gripping the hilt of her sword. "Look around us! Those stars are not shining, they are screaming! If you do not give them structure, they will burn themselves out before they
Chapter 61. The Spreading Anomaly”
The laughter lingered in the void, a discordant chime that seemed to rot the very air Ren breathed. He stood frozen, his fingers still outstretched, clawing at the empty space where a world had just ceased to exist."Ren? Ren, look at me!" Hua Ran grabbed his arm, her grip bruising. Her face was pale, reflecting the violet glow of the newly birthed black hole. "The rupture is expanding. We have to move, now!""He’s back," Ren whispered, his eyes distant. "He didn't just survive. He turned my own creation into his weapon."Elder Zhou stumbled toward them, his movements sluggish as the ambient gravity in the sector shifted violently. The old man held his glowing staff, though the light within it pulsed rhythmically, struggling to stay lit against the encroaching darkness. "Do not give in to the despair, Ren. That is exactly what feeds the entropy. We have thousands of other systems, countless souls who don't even know they are breathing the air of a dying reality. We have to stabilize t
Chapter 62. The First Seed of Conflict”
Hold on!" Ren screamed, his voice nearly swallowed by the roaring vacuum of the collapsing vortex. "Ren, the gravity is ripping my armor apart!" Hua Ran yelled, her boots sliding backward against the dissolving floor of reality. "I have you!" Ren lunged forward, grabbing her hand as the violet-rimmed black hole surged. He threw his left hand toward the swirling maw, channeling every ounce of his copied laws. "Stabilize! Reverse the spin!"The void shrieked in protest. For a agonizing second, the tearing force threatened to rip them into atomic dust. Then, with a concussive boom of displaced pressure, the black hole contracted into a silent, dormant speck. The crushing gravity vanished, leaving them gasping on a fragile, floating shelf of cosmic rock."Is everyone alive?" Hua Ran coughed, wiping stardust from her face."Barely," Ren whispered, his palms raw and smoking. "Abaddon didn't just try to kill us. He wanted us to watch the whole sector burn.""He is playing with us," Hua Ran
Chapter 63. The Harmony Architect
"Fall back! To the projection chamber, now!" Ren shouted, his voice barely cutting through the violent rumble of the shifting earth."Are we secure?" Hua Ran gasped, slamming her hand against the heavy quartz door of the sanctuary as it slid shut, sealing out the roaring cosmic winds."For now," Elder Zhou muttered, his hands trembling as he traced defensive glyphs in the damp air. "But the outer wards are buckling. That shadow... it is not just a physical force, Ren. It is a suffocating intent. It is Abaddon's malice taking form."Ren walked toward the center of the chamber, his boots clicking softly on the polished obsidian floor. In the middle of the room, a massive, three-dimensional hologram of the multiverse pulsed, its vibrant blues and golds heavily scarred by veins of jagged, violet light. "He is mocking us. He wants us to see the cracks before he breaks the glass.""Then let us change the glass," a quiet, melodic voice spoke from the shadows of the corner.Seraphina stepped
Chapter 64. The Labyrinth of Abadon’s Will
"Run!" Hua Ran's voice was the last thing Ren heard before the blackness swallowed the chamber whole.The falling quartz ceiling and the screams of his companions vanished in a heartbeat, replaced by a chilling, absolute silence. Ren opened his eyes, but there was no light to greet them. He felt no floor beneath his boots, only a sensation of floating in cold, thick oil."Hua Ran?" he called out, his voice sounding flat and dead in the quiet. "Elder Zhou?""They are not here," a soft, steady voice replied from the dark.A pale, faint glow illuminated the space next to him. Seraphina drifted into view, her eyes holding the same neutral, unbothered expression she always wore. Her skin seemed to emit a soft, pearlescent hum."Where are we?" Ren asked, trying to find his footing on an invisible surface. "What did Abaddon do?""We are in the throat of the void," Seraphina said, gesturing to the space around them. "He did not destroy us. He drew us in."As she spoke, the darkness began to s
Chapter 65 Fragments of the Divine Order
The quartz doors groaned, a sound like grinding tectonic plates, as the exterior pressure mounted. Dust rained from the ceiling, clouding the chamber. "They're through the first layer of the ward!" Hua Ran shouted, her hand gripping her sword so tightly her knuckles turned white. She spun to face the others, her posture shifting from defensive to commanding. "Everyone, listen! We don't hold them in the doorway. We force them into the center where we have the advantage of terrain." "Hua Ran, you're commanding the local entities like a seasoned general," Elder Zhou noted, his eyes wide as he saw the ragtag group of survivors lining up in formation. "They aren't just refugees anymore," she said, her voice sharp and steady. "They're the front line. Ren, can you keep the structural integrity of the chamber while we engage?" Ren stepped forward, pressing his palms against the pulsating holographic map. The violet light of the inv
Chapter 66: The Peak of Entropy
Ren's fingers sank into the formless dark, grasping at nothingness as if it were heavy canvas. He pulled. The void resisted, a cold, vacuum-like force tearing at his skin, but he did not let go."Ren!" Hua Ran's voice echoed, fading as the boundaries of their sanctuary warped. "The whole sector is folding!""I've got it!" Ren roared, his voice straining against the cosmic drag. "Just hold onto the core!"Suddenly, the pulling stopped. Not because Ren let go, but because the void itself went completely rigid. It crystallized under his touch, turning from fluid shadows into an obsidian mirror that stretched across infinity."Is this your grand design, Copycat?" a voice rumbled from the mirror, shattering the silence. "Pulling at blankets of nothingness while your house burns down?"Ren stumbled back, his hands smoking from the frostbite of the void. "Show yourself, Abaddon.""I am already here," the voice laughed, a sound like two dead worlds grinding together. "Look around you."The da
Chapter 67: Seraphina's Awakening
"Is this the limit of your grand design, Copycat?" Abaddon's voice vibrated through the cracked sky, his massive, shadowy hand descending like a falling mountain. "Look at you, groveling in the ashes of your own failure.""It is... not over," Ren gasped, his knees grinding into the crystallized glass of the void. His palms flared with weak, sputtering sparks of gold and silver starlight, but the sheer gravity of Abaddon's dark tide crushed them before they could form."It was over the moment you gave them a voice," Abaddon mocked, his twin violet eyes burning in the darkness. "A voice only screams when it is drowning. Watch them silence themselves."From the edge of the collapsing platform, Seraphina stood perfectly still. The wind of the dying cosmos whipped her hair, yet her face remained as calm as a frozen lake. She watched a nearby star-system crumble, its pale light reflecting in her iridescent eyes."Do you see it, Seraphina?" Ren whispered
Chapter 68: The Battle of the Creators
The violet-rimmed claws scraped against the sky, a sound like glass grinding on rusted iron."Hold the line, Seraphina!" Ren shouted, his boots slipping on the shimmering lavender web. "If those claws tear any deeper, the gravity in this entire sector is going to invert!""I have the threads, Ren," Seraphina replied, her voice remarkably calm despite the absolute void yawning before them. "But the pressure is too high. The sils of fate are snapping one by one. I can't hold them forever.""You don't have to," Ren said, starlight igniting his palms. "Just give me three seconds. I need to anchor the local frequency.""Three seconds is a lifetime in a dying universe," she murmured, her hands moving in rapid, fluid circles as she spun a defensive barrier.A crackling projection of Elder Zhou appeared in the air between them, his face pale and covered in soot. "Ren! The perimeter is collapsing! Seraphim's remnants are pushing through the easter