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Chapter 188 — The Abyss That Remembers His Name
Denilson hit the ground so hard that his bones should have shattered. They didn’t. Instead, the impact sent ripples through the floor of the place he’d fallen into as if the ground were made of taut liquid light stretched over endless depth.His palms burned. His breath came jagged. The world above where Jenna had been ripped skyward was gone, sealed by a membrane of roiling energy that refused even the concept of escape.Darkness pressed in, but not emptiness. No this dark was dense. Alive. Watching. Denilson staggered to his feet, He wasn’t alone. A voice slid like oil through his mind Denilson You fall well. He spun, fists clenched.The darkness coalesced into a figure, humanoid only because it remembered what humans looked like. Tall. Limbs too long. Surface shifting like smoke over muscle.Its face, was Denilson’s face. A warped reflection eyes hollow, smile wrong. “Who the hell are you?” Denilson growled.The thing tilted its head, amused. We are what you left behind in the god’
Chapter 187 — Where Light Devours the World
Wind. That was the first thing Denilson felt not gentle, not earthly,but a roaring current ripping past his ears as though they were falling through atmosphere that had forgotten how to exist.His boots slammed into ground hard enough to bruise bone. He staggered breath bursting out of him.He reached for Jenna, She was already on her knees. Around them the world looked like a photograph melting in fire. Buildings half-formed, then unraveling.Roads twisting into skeletal branches of glass. Colors wrong too deep, too luminous, blues that cut like blades, reds that dripped like magma.Gravity pulsed, up one second, sideways the next. Jenna’s fingers dug into the dirt, silver light bleeding into the soil and the soil responded sprouting crystalline vines that pulsed like nerves.Her voice trembled “I didn’t mean to bring you here.”He crouched beside her. “You didn’t. We chose this together.”She shook her head violently. “No this place it’s not a place. It’s what’s left after reality
Chapter 186 — The Returning
The speakers crackled into nothing. Static swallowed the alarms. All motion in the isolation bay froze the security officers mid draw, Rhaena mid turn everyone suspended in terror but for their racing eyes. Only Denilson could move, or maybe only he dared to.The air changed pressure, compressing around his ears like deep water dragging the room downward. Light bent, a silver gravity curling through the floor tiles. His skin prickled as if new laws were writing themselves under it.A slow distortion spread through the air, a shape walking directly through the metal wall, dissolving matter into spirals of dust that reassembled behind her like contrition.Jenna emerged, Bare feet. Hair floating in a slow, celestial tide. Skin traced with thin silver veining that pulsed faintly, as though stars had rewired her bloodstream.Her pupils were galaxies, contracting, reforming. A cosmic entity, in a fragile human frame. Denilson couldn’t move.Her gaze slid to him, instant recognition. Emotion
Chapter 185 — The Room That Remembers
Sound returned first. A low mechanical hum, like a distant generator. The static crackle of monitors. Air — stale, recycled, forcing itself down vents too narrow for comfort.Then came weight, His body. Pain threaded through every nerve a warning that he was still alive.Denilson’s eyes opened to a ceiling of metal beams and flickering lights. He lay on a cot his arms strapped to the rails by restraint cuffs that glowed faint blue. Someone had patched the gashes on his ankles and bandaged his ribs.His shirt was gone. His mouth tasted like iron and smoke. He turned his head, slow and deliberate.The room was part infirmary, part interrogation chamber. He recognized the configuration, the old signage on the far wall half-coated in dust, DEEP SPACE ISOLATION BAY KSØ-7He had seen this place once. In a debriefing photo. As a threatened future. A memory slammed him in the skull, Jenna screaming his name the god tearing her into starfire.His pulse spiked. His restraints sparked, tightenin
Chapter 184 — The Star in Chains
He didn’t land. He was caught suspended inside light that writhed like a living cage. Gravity didn’t exist here. Neither did air. The only thing that truly existed was suffering given architecture.Denilson’s boots hovered inches above a surface that refused to finish forming. The ground glimmered like half-built glass. Walls of unbirth arched upward, riblike, pulsating, swallowing and birthing themselves over and over.The air smelled like lightning trying to drown, and at the center of the chamber, she hung. Jenna.Her arms were stretched outward, bound by chains of pure radiance embedded into her wrists. Her feet dangled limp, her hair floating like she was underwater.The light passing through her made her look almost translucent as though the universe was trying to erase her physicality.A star pulsed just behind her sternum, trying to replace her heart. One beat. Too strong for her ribs.Not strong enough to keep her alive. Her eyes fluttered silver bleeding where brown used to
Chapter 183 — The Man Who Defied a God
There was no ground. There was no sky. There was only the rippling aftershock of a universe mourning its stolen heart and Denilson, refusing to collapse with it.Every breath tasted like ash and unstitched matter, Every heartbeat felt like a countdown.The world buckled and peeled away in sheets of dissolving geometry. Mountains folded into lines. Rivers retracted like veins into shriveling skin. The horizon curled inward like a dying animal guarding its vitals, but still Denilson moved.One broken step, then another. Jenna was gone dragged into a wound in creation, impaled and powerless. Her light stolen, Her will shackled. Her love turned into a weapon.He flexed ruined hands around the blades of logic still skewering them. Pain seared through marrow and memory alike but he didn’t stop.He gripped the left blade, pulled. Tendon snapped, Bone grated. A scream ripped from his throat.The blade tore free in a flash of catastrophic light. He staggered clutched his chest caught himself.
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