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Now reading: Chapter 5209: Bellum II from Infinite Mana In The Apocalypse, a Action novel by Adui.

White flas erupted from the glacial Relictus, washing over its wounds with the comprehensive authority of sothing that had decided the wounds were provisional rather than permanent. The crystal plates reford. The bleeding stopped. The body that had been diminished returned to a configuration that was not its prior configuration but sothing grander, the engagent’s damage converted into the raw material of the improvent rather than simply absorbed as loss.

Platinum flas erupted from the nine-headed Relictus in the sa instant, the crowns that had been lost reforming above the heads that had lost them, each new crown carrying a slightly different quality than its predecessor as though the process of losing and recovering it had refined the connection between the head and the crown rather than simply restoring the original arrangent.

Both of them were stronger than before the damage.

They went back to fighting.

Noah watched the cycle for what felt like an enormous stretch of subjective ti, the two Relictus dismantling and recovering and becoming grander through each cycle of destruction, the word Persevere rising from both of them at intervals that grew further apart as each recovery produced a configuration that could sustain engagent longer before requiring the declaration.

The vision did not end because the fight ended. The fight did not end.

"Bellum," he said quietly into the vision-space, the word carrying the specific resonance of a being finding the na for sothing they had already understood. "Bellum."

His existence began to buzz.

He thought about his own conflicts. Not abstractly. Specifically. The mont of his ergence from his mother, which was itself a sustained engagent between his forming existence and every force that had been pressing against that ergence from the outside.

Growing up in the conditions that had produced the mory of his father’s belt. The apocalypse arriving and finding him alive on the other side of it. Every tier of Vakochev’s frawork he had pressed against and found yielding eventually, not because the frawork had been generous but because he had refused the alternative.

Every Beast, Demon, Cultivator, Primordials, Living Existences, Early Creatures, The Living, The Dead, Primordial Architects...

Every Gilded binding. Every Sororis Prima who had looked at him and categorized him as sothing that should not be standing where he was standing.

THE Bellum Cause had been with him since before he had a na for it.

It had been integrated into THE Infinite Cause from the beginning, because THE Infinite Cause was the Cause of ergence through pain, and painful ergence was simply THE Bellum Cause applied to the specific act of coming into being. They were not separate truths. They were the sa truth approached from different angles.

So why would he not be able to pull the power of this Cause? Why would it not integrate?

THE Infinite Cause was still manifesting, still growing, its full power not yet set in stone because THE Infiniverse had not yet completed her transformation into a genuine Observable Existence. When that completion arrived, when THE Infiniverse beca what she was becoming, the power THE Infinite Cause could draw on would be equivalent to what THE First Cause had drawn on when it produced the Observable Existence that currently existed.

A Cause at the scale of THE First Cause.

Into which he was now drawing THE Bellum Cause’s weavings.

|THE Bellum Cause’s weavings are being pulled and integrated into your Infinite Cause.|

|Compatibility assessnt: High. THE Infinite Cause carries infinite variations within its frawork and can emulate and fully comprehend the foundational truth of THE Bellum Cause without structural conflict. The two truths are not opposed. They are adjacent expressions of the sa underlying reality.|

|Your Civilizational Access is expanding. The contact with THE Bellum Dreamstone has ford a direct line of connection between your cultivation and the Pri Cause substrate, bypassing the derived Civilization interdiary that ordinary beings require for Cause access.|

|Your Hadean Physiology is responding. THE light of THE Bellum Cause is filling your bones, your organs, your foundations at the level where cultivation and identity share the sa address.|

|Integration is ongoing.|

...!

HUUM!

Multicolored brilliance erupted around Noah in the vision-space, the colors carrying the specific warmth of a cultivation breakthrough arriving not through grinding accumulation but through genuine comprehension producing its natural consequence.

Outside the vision, in the physical space of THE Sanctum Velanthra, Custos Rani watched.

Noah’s body stood against THE Bellum Dreamstone with his palm flat against its surface and his eyes closed, his expression carrying the specific stillness of soone receiving sothing too large for ordinary facial expression to adequately respond to. The multicolored light of his foundations pressed outward through his skin in slow pulsing waves that the rose-gold stone of the Sanctum floor reflected back upward, turning the ground around him into a surface of shifting color.

And then THE Bellum Dreamstone began to light up.

The crystalline growths of the stone, which had held their dim internal luminescence through all the centuries of the Sanctum’s existence before this afternoon, blazed outward with a crimson light that was not the rose-gold of THE Velanthra’s ambient Luxuria atmosphere but sothing far older, the specific crimson of conflict rendered into pure photonic expression.

The light climbed through the stone from its deepest formations to its highest crystal tips and then erupted upward into a pillar that drove straight through the darker sky of the Sanctum’s interior and painted everything within the Sanctum’s borders in shifting crimson.

A Bellum pillar. Rising from THE Bellum Dreamstone.

For the first ti in the Sanctum’s docunted history!

Custos Rani’s galaxy-filled eyes went wide with the specific expression of a being whose perceptual apparatus had just received information that its prior fraworks had no prepared category for. Her mouth opened slightly and did not produce a sound.

From deeper within the Sanctum, drawn by the crimson pillar that was visible from every corner of the space, Gilded eyes turned.

Gilded guardians at the threshold who had been maintaining their patient watch looked inward instead of outward for the first ti in recent mory.

Sothing had responded to a being touching THE Bellum Dreamstone in a way that the stone had never responded to any prior visitor!

The crimson pillar did not diminish.

It pulsed, steady as a heartbeat, with the specific rhythm of a Cause that had finally found the existence it had been waiting to properly introduce itself to!

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