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• - Chapter- 121 - THE FIRST TRIAL BEGINS

  The day everything shifted.The Rising Sect Hall awakened before dawn.Light swept across metal towers and suspended bridges, illuminating banners newly stitched with the Sect emblem—a rising three-ring sigil, designed by Mandy, stabilized by Sylvia, approved by Kai with a faint smile that no one admitted they noticed.Hundreds of new disciples gathered in the courtyard, buzzing with excitement, nerves, and the kind of awe usually reserved for miracles.Alien species of every shape and culture filled the space:— blue-skinned Merelans with crystalline eyes— insectoid Vresh clicking anxiously— armored dwarven Teuk forging tiny trinkets— floating wisp-folk glowing like fireflies— and even a few silent, masked wanderers no one recognizedThe Rising Sect had existed for only one week.And it was already a phenomenon.But today… it would become something more.It would be testedKai stepped onto the upper balcony exactly as the first artificial sunbeam crossed the courtyard.Every head

• - Chapter - 120 - WHISPERS BEFORE THE FIRST TRIAL

  Night arrived slowly in the Spiral District—if it could even be called night. The city never truly slept. Neon rivers flowed through the streets. Ships drifted like wandering stars. And the newest structure in the entire system—the Rising Sect Hall—glowed like a newborn sun amid metal and shadow. Inside, the atmosphere shifted. The hallways that only hours ago echoed with the energy of newcomers now felt quieter, heavier… as if the Sect itself was inhaling before something important. Kai walked along a balcony overlooking the gardens, hands folded behind his back. The air smelled faintly of alien blossoms—blue petals that glowed at night, drifting with their own gravity. He hadn’t chosen them; the Architect’s leftover matter did. Which meant something about this place was… aligning. A first hint that the Sect would not simply exist. It would grow. Multiply. Spread. Root itself into the galaxy like a tree older than stars. But before that— Kai needed to check on his peo

• - Chapter - 119 - THE FIRST ROOTS OF A GALACTIC SECT

  The moment the envoys departed, shimmering back into their sigil-ships with bows and formal farewells, the atmosphere around Kai’s group shifted. The Rising Sect was no longer a local curiosity. No longer a mysterious newcomer. No longer a small force. They were now recognized, acknowledged by the Galactic Order itself. And that meant two things: Opportunity. And danger. Kai stood on the balcony of their temporary headquarters—a former trading outpost the Sect had purchased two days ago—and watched the floating lanes of ships moving across the skyline. It still amazed some of the others. Simon murmured, “Their traffic patterns are… elegant. Predictable. Efficient.” Sahra snorted. “Pretty. For metal birds.” Mandy leaned over the railing. “Look! That ship looks like a giant jellyfish!” Sylvia, calm as always, simply asked, “Kai… what’s our next move?” Kai didn’t answer immediately. His Origin Core pulsed. The faint echo of Vaelor’s presence, the Dominion’s threat, and th

• - Chapter - 118 - THE ORDER CONVENES

  It took less than an hour for the Galactic Order to descend.Not with weapons.Not with intimidation.But with ceremony.The sky shimmered as twelve massive sigil-ships formed a circle overhead, each one carrying the emblem of a different Order division. Their engines sang like a choir—harmonious, structured, reverent.Even Sylvia shivered.Mandy stared with big eyes.Sahra muttered a quiet: “Okay… that’s impressive.”Simon bowed his head slightly, acknowledging their authority.Velnara straightened her armor.“They’re coming in peace. Be ready.”Kai didn’t move.The Origin Core pulsed once inside him, warm and steady.He already knew.They weren’t just here to talk.They were here to measure himA beam of soft blue light shot down from the lead ship, forming a circular platform of glowing runes. One by one, the envoys materialized:•A tall woman in crystalline armor, eyes shimmering with holographic data streams.•A cloaked scholar with floating scrolls orbiting them like satelli

• - Chapter - 117 - CHAPTER — THE CHOIR DESCENDS

  The tear in the sky widened.Not like a crack — but like flesh being pulled apart by invisible hands.Colors bled into each other. Light distorted. Space folded, unfolded, then compressed into a single vibrating point before exploding outward in absolute silence.The world went still.Velnara whispered, horrified:“They shouldn’t be able to enter this deep… not without a Catalyst…”Her gaze flicked to Kai.Her pupils constricted.“Oh no…”Kai watched the sky as if examining a painting.“So I’m the doorway,” he murmured.Sylvia grabbed his arm again, firmer this time.“Kai. Do not blame yourself for cosmic parasites entering the galaxy.”Mandy nodded vigorously.“Yeah, it’s not your fault space has creepy… face… tear things.”Sahra just kept her hand on her weapon.Even she was breathing faster.Simon’s wings spread wide, feathers trembling.“The Choir… they distort light,” he said quietly.“That’s why the sky is flickering. They’re close.”A low hum began.A sound like thousands of vo

• - Chapter - 116 - The Galactic Order Tests the Ascendant Sovereign

  The wind on the platform shifted — thin, metallic, touched with ozone from the Galactic Order cruiser’s engines. Kai stood calmly, hands in his pockets, watching the delegation approach.The woman in front — tall, poised, and unmistakably dangerous — offered him a diplomatic smile sharp enough to cut steel.“My name is High Arbitrator Velnara,” she said. “Representative of the Galactic Order’s Neutrality Council.”She tapped her wrist-console once. A holographic seal appeared — an insignia of swirling silver rings nested around a core of blue flame.“I come to determine the nature of your Sect’s emergence.”Kai tilted his head. “You came to see if you should fear me.”The delegation behind her stiffened. Velnara’s smile deepened.“Yes,” she said. “That too.”Sylvia groaned quietly. “Kai. Subtlety. Please.”“I’m being subtle,” he whispered.“No, you’re being you.”Mandy elbowed Sahra, whispering much too loudly, “Why does he flirt with danger like it’s a hobby?”“Because it is,” S