Chapter 149 
Author: fizzy
last update2025-10-18 23:17:00

The moment the Envoy arrived, the air around Benjamin rippled like water disturbed by a storm.

He felt it before he saw it, like a thousand unseen eyes had turned their gaze on him all at once. Reality itself seemed to breathe differently. The wind moved in strange, reverse motions, and light bent in lazy, spiraling arcs that made the sky look like a living painting.

Emily stood beside him, her hand brushing against his arm. “It’s here,” she whispered, her voice soft but steady. She didn’t need to say the name. They both knew who “it” was.

Benjamin nodded slowly. “Yeah… I can feel it.”

The Envoy emerged from a crack in the sky, walking calmly on air as if gravity had no say over it. It wasn’t male or female, not human or alien. Its body shimmered between shapes, a silhouette that flickered like a candle in a breeze. Sometimes it looked like a human, sometimes a towering creature made of crystal light, sometimes just a shadow that swallowed space itself.

When it spoke, its voice was l
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