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Chapter 121: Reality Begins Resetting
Author: Wilson Titi
last update2026-09-05 15:42:20

The world was silent.

For the first time since the war began, there were no explosions in the distance, no black clouds covering the sky, and no ancient voice commanding the souls of the living.

Luna stood beside Kael, watching the sunrise spread across the First World.

The battle was over.

Destiny had been defeated.

The system had lost control.

Every soul was finally free.

At least, that was what they believed.

A faint vibration moved beneath Luna's feet.

She frowned.

“Di
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