"Your Palaces of eternal light will beco your Prison,
Prisons with no Gates because you, the Prisoners, would never want to leave.
After all—
You will be too terrified of stepping into a Universe that no longer bows.
Because out here...
You will see us."
"..."
"..."
Silence.
Absolute silence fell over the place as those words echoed throughout the boundaries of Vael’Terros. With so many screens showing the sa video, every being present here heard them.
The Guild Masters stared at the Supre Borns, terrified. This was the first ti they had seen soone speak such words to the beings of the Supre Worlds.
The Four Supre Borns stared at the screen with solemn looks on their faces. This ti, even Darkness was no exception. His amused smile was long gone, but—
This wasn’t the end.
Bzzz
Bzzz Bzzz Bzzz
Bzzz Bzzz Bzzz Bzzz Bzzz
It started with a few, but soon, almost every Guild Master present in Vael’Terros sensed their Call Artifacts ringing.
And it wasn’t just them—
Bzzz Bzzz Bzzz
The Supre Worlds were the sa, their Call Artifacts were reacting as well. Without any change in his expression, Balance took out his Artifact and activated it.
And then—
"M-My Lord..."
The truth was revealed.
Vael’Terros wasn’t the only place this ssage was being received.
Every single High-Level World saw it, even so lower-level worlds saw it as well. This ssage,
It was seen throughout the Universe.
The number of witnesses was so high that even if the Supre Worlds wished to silence them, they wouldn’t be able to hide the truth—they would only be able to bury it.
Sure, if they gave the orders, no being throughout the Universe would dare to talk about this, but deep in their hearts, everyone would know.
The existence of Chain Breakers—it could no longer be unknown. Especially now, when the rcenaries had begun talking. After all, they were the ones affected by it the most.
And as if he knew exactly what was happening, the man on the screen once again extended his hands wide and—
"Welco to the Era of No Chains."
He announced proudly. Then, as if his golden eyes stared right into the Supre Borns’ eyes,
"This is only the first day. Fear and despair are still unknown to you.
In your arrogance, I am sure you will try to find the bug and squash it before it sucks too much of your blood.
And I welco you to try.
I welco you to co and find us.
After all, despair only begins with failure.
You won’t feel it unless you fail."
The man paused for a mont, then, his face behind his veil distorted as he grinned widely and—
"I welco you—
—to Fail.
—to Fall.
—to experience your first defeat.
I welco you to be humiliated.
I’ll be waiting."
With that, the screen disappeared and from the start till the very end, not a soul dared to speak.
And this didn’t just happen in Vael’Terros—every world or being who received this ssage stared at the screen without daring to utter even a single word, almost as if they were scared that sothing was going to happen if they did.
Of course, this did not happen because everyone was scared of these people who called themselves Chain Breakers, no, they were scared of the words they used and the ones they used them against.
They were scared of the Supre Worlds’ retaliation, and this was even truer for the Guild Masters standing in Vael’Terros.
They stared at the Supre Borns, their bodies trembling in fear. The last thing they wanted was to die because so fools did not know what they were doing.
Yes, that was their opinion of the Chain Breakers—
Fools who did not know what they were doing.
And the Supre Borns...
They remained silent for a while until—
"To experience our first defeat, huh?"
Darkness grinned, his hoarse voice echoing throughout Vael’Terros, sending shivers down already scared Guild Masters.
"Now I wish to experience it."
He comnted, the leisure and arrogance in his voice could not be hidden. Clearly, he did not believe he was going to lose, and he wasn’t the only one. No one—neither the beings from the Supre Worlds nor others from the rest of the Universe—believed it.
They knew the Chain Breakers wouldn’t be seeing the next day.
What surprised them was that soone like them appeared—soone brave enough to actually challenge them.
"I guess we have been far too kind, haven’t we?"
Darkness grinned. He then turned towards Light and—
"This is what happens when you try to bring Light to this world."
Yes, he began pushing his World’s agendas.
"If we had continued to show our strength, if we had continued to wage wars, if we had continued massacres and destruction, if we had spread Darkness like it was ant to, things would have been different today."
Again the Guild Masters trembled at those words. In their minds, they once again cursed these foolish bastards who had now angered the Supres.
The only good thing was—
"You are giving too much importance to so bugs. The Darkness you love so much is limiting your vision."
Light spoke, countering Darkness’ words.
After all, he couldn’t just let him speak whatever he wanted. He still needed to keep his side so he didn’t get overwheld. If he returned like this, it would be too humiliating.
"No matter how much you show yourself, such reckless fools will always appear. Following what you ntion will only brand us as tyrants, but that is not who we are."
As he spoke, his words got nods of approval by the Guild Masters below. Indeed, the beings from the Supre World of Light were different.
They saw the bigger picture and honestly, this was all working in favor of the Supre World of Light. It was showing the Universe—especially these Guild Masters—just how important their existence was.
Seeing this, Light continued,
"We are the Keepers of Peace, and we will get to the root of this disturbance and—"
"Annihilate them."
Darkness interrupted with a grin.
He no longer cared about public opinion or the battle between Light and Darkness. After all, he already knew the truth—no matter how much they fought for a montary victory, in the end, it was all pointless.
After all, all their small victories would amount to nothing if the Infinites above them did not make a move.
To destroy Light, the Supre Darkness needed to move, and till then, all this was pointless—a wasteful effort that wasn’t nearly entertaining enough compared to this new toy he just found.
The Darkness only wished that his new toy didn’t break very quickly. He still needed at least so degree of resistance to make it interesting.
"That is enough."
Suddenly, Balance spoke up.
"This is rely a minor inconvenience."
He ntioned.
"But an inconvenience nonetheless."
He stared at Eternity and he nodded as well.
"We do not have the reports from the Worlds they devoured. So of those worlds were considered quite big in the rcenary World. We cannot exclude their input in our final report."
Balance nodded at those words—not just him, Light and even Darkness nodded as well.
They were the Supre Borns. Because they were sent on this mission, the result shouldn’t be anything short of perfection.
That was their firm belief.
So despite having tens of thousands of rcenary World Leaders standing beneath them, their focus was on the representatives of the Fifty-Six Worlds who were killed and didn’t appear.
In an instant, they ca up with a plan—
"Find all the rcenaries that survived. Find them, read their mories, look for the ones compiling the report, and recreate their report from their mories. Also, recreate these rcenary Worlds from the rcenary mories.
Gather every rcenary who has ever been to these worlds, read their mories, and recreate these Worlds. Recover the mory of every event, every mission, every little thing that happened in these worlds from the start to finish for these past 10,000 years."
Yes, that was the grand plan.
They would recreate the rcenary Worlds that were destroyed from the rcenary mories. They would scan the mories of all the rcenaries who had been to these worlds even once and recreate the tiline for the past 10,000 years.
A ridiculous plan.
With how busy the rcenary Worlds are, these people were thinking of reading complete mories of billions and billions of rcenaries, just to make sure there were no mistakes from their side.
What’s worse?
These people could actually pull it off.
To normal people, finding billions of rcenaries with no leads whatsoever might be difficult, but—
For them...
"Make an announcent. Tell all the rcenaries to co here.
They have a month."
Eternity announced.
Yes, that was how easy it was.
All they needed to do was announce, and the billions of rcenaries would have no choice but to agree to their words and leave whatever they were doing to get here.
"Not everyone will co."
Light spoke. After all, not everyone wanted to have their mories read. Plus, these were rcenaries—they were already much more reckless compared to normal people. There were bound to be a few fighters.
"It does not matter. We will read the mories of those who do. Through them, we will find the others who dared to hide."
Eternity spoke, and Darkness grinned as well.
"It will be like a hunt.
Heh.
It is much more interesting this way."
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