Chapter 149
Author: AFAManga
last update2026-07-19 23:53:23

The name Genesis Seal lingered in the air long after Lumen spoke it.

No one said a word.

Axel looked down at the ancient key resting in his hand. It looked no different than before, yet knowing its true name made it feel heavier somehow, as if countless forgotten memories were attached to it.

Markus was the first to break the silence.

"You mean we've been calling it the wrong thing all this time?"

Lumen nodded as though the answer were obvious.

"Names change when history changes."

"But the obje
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