Planet Gadi.
Kael’s clone hovered above the roof of the building Ruda had just been in.
Kael’s eyebrows were raised slightly. He had just been talking to Ruda not long ago after she woke up from her evolutionary slumber and was filling her in on what had happened all this ti when she suddenly disappeared.
This didn’t surprise Kael. The events and activities of the original Kael overlapped with the vision of this one and everything was as it should be.
Instead, the clone on Planet Gadi turned away from the roof and looked at the base of the building where so creatures were waiting for him.
"All-King!" Teez called from the bottom of the building.
Down below, Teez was looking up at the sky and saw Kael, still wearing his black top and bottom outfit, floating there above the roof with a blank expression.
Teez kept his two hands in the pocket section of his white hoodie and kept to himself.
The weather was cold now too as so visible mist shot out of his mouth whenever he exhaled.
"Teez," Kael said as he dropped down.
anwhile, his senses started blaring at him that there was a lot of danger coming his way at this mont. The Law of Bad Luck was spiraling out of control.
"I found them, all of them," Teez said, nodding his head to his back where a few other individuals were on the street.
Kael had seen them since but only decided to pay them actual attention now that Teez pointed them out.
Standing or floating behind Teez was a group of humans who had all awakened their powers during this apocalypse.
Calling them few would be an understatent as there were at least three thousand of them spread out on the street.
The large gathering was composed of both males and females and they were all busy chatting amongst themselves while observing the blonde-haired majestic man in the sky.
That they had all talked in hushed tones despite their rowdy nature was thanks to Kael’s dominating aura pressing on the minds of all of them.
Under the cloudy skies, these humans all wore different attire and took different poses. So of them were even hovering a few inches above the ground, watching with a vigilant gaze as their self-proclaid king ca down from the sky.
"Have you explained things to them?" Kael asked as he scanned all of them. Silently, his will crept into their bodies and drilled its way into their Devolution Seeds, ready to deactivate them.
Teez shrugged, "To the best of my ability," He said.
Kael didn’t have ti to explain things to them but seeing that they were all willing to co, there was no need to explain much. Even Teez didn’t know the full details and glory of his race and all that would be settled once they got out of here.
And speaking of getting out of there, it was no longer reasonable for Kael to keep on staying on this planet.
There was a cosmic hunt for him and his clones after the Alphaverse matured. He could feel it, his Law of Bad Luck was still warning him that sothing terrifying was coming to this planet.
Without saying a word, Kael’s golden eyes lit up with visible power as a wave of Law Essences mixed with the Conquering Essence spread out from his body.
To the various individuals who were supposed to be lions trapped in human skin, all they saw was a golden flash of light before everything went dark.
Beyond the orbit of Planet Gadi, sothing strange was happening.
With a single source point, a wave of golden essence energy spread out and covered the whole planet. Within ten seconds, the whole Planet was encased in this golden glass-like barrier that shielded it from the outside world.
At the sa ti, in that sa galaxy, a new force had just entered this sea of stars.
One hundred thousand arkships sped through the starry void, shooting out warp signals and moving faster than the speed of light.
All of them were aid directly at the very far Planet Gadi. Based on their speed, the first arkship would arrive within a few minutes or less.
The arkships were mysterious in nature and they didn’t spot any unique insignia that could be used to identify their origin. Not that anyone was around to identify them in the first place.
But in the process of them sending our warp signals, they also sent out very unique sounds that would be perceived by beings with the right abilities.
On Planet Gadi, Kael stretched out his arms accessing his new Mid-Level Immortal power and encompassing the whole planet in his might.
His long lion tail swished left and right behind him and his ears folded themselves back.
The warp signals were perceived by him
Even if he wasn’t a machine, Kael could read Warp Signals perfectly.
What he heard were the chirps and clacks of multiple creatures trying to send out ssages or broadcast their thoughts to one another.
Or reminded him of the sound bees made when they wanted to talk without telepathy. This prompted Kael to believe that the incoming entities were probably insect-like in nature.
This was just a guess and Kael did not plan on confirming that guess.
The clone on Planet Gadi instantly strengthened the connection it had with the Alphaverse.
The Law of Space, newly acquired from the new Primordial Crane, was activated as well.
And then, Planet Gadi, all the human lions, and the new Primordials, vanished into nothing with Kael.
One second, the planet that brimd with vitality and life was there, orbiting its Daystar quietly, then the next mont, it was gone.
It was now that sothing magnificent began to happen in the Alphaverse. Sothing that would not be perceived imdiately but would be discovered very soon.
A new space was being ford inside the Alphaverse. Not the Leonine Heaven, not the Hive Heaven. No, a new small space that existed in and for itself in a different plane was being born and the lonely Planet Gadi was its first occupant.
The All-King and the Alphaverse had just taken one more step toward foundational sovereignty.
The Alphaverse was no longer just so fledgling universe still on the defence for it now had its own Mortalverse.
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