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Infinite Mana In The Apocalypse (Web Novel) - Chapter 5652: THE Dimensional Provenance Train! III
Chapter 5652: THE Dimensional Provenance Train! III
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<Descendant Alcaeus>Descendant Alcaeus stood upon the rusted, jagged cliffs of THE Krazhor-Nul. It was a hostile, unforgiving realm defined by a lethal ambient density that could effortlessly crush the life from weaker beings.
But for Alcaeus, who held the golden Ordination of THE CHAMPION, the crushing gravity was merely a comforting weight.
He had come to this Dimension on a direct mandate. THE SLEEPLESS FIEND, had issued a bloodline-wide bounty of the anomaly known only as the Cure-Giver. Alcaeus had wanted to see the remnants of broken curses and shattered authorities, so he came here.
To witness where The Cure-Giver had been!
Alcaeus loved a prey that fought back.
He was preparing to leap into the foamy space between Dimensions to follow the trail toward THE Ymnaros when the red skies above him suddenly froze.
The ambient light of the Dimension snapped into a blinding, oppressive brilliance. The weight of multiple Immense Ones descended simultaneously, pressing directly into his authored lineage.
Waves of information rushed into his mind, detailing the commencement of THE Dimensional Provenance Train of Existence!
BOOM!
THE Krazhor-Nul physically jolted. The sensation was violent. The rusted cliffs cracked, and the red firmament streaked horizontally as the entire Dimension was violently coupled onto a linear track of Narrative Moirai.
The borders of the realm crystallized into thick, translucent barriers, revealing the abstract, lethal annihilation of the crossing-dark whipping past at breakneck speeds.
Alcaeus did not panic as the Dimension settled into its perpetual forward momentum.
Because he received one last piece of information.
|THE Cure-Giver may be within this Dimensional Provenance Train.|
HUUM!
He stood up slowly, the sign of his Mantle pulsing above his head.
Alcaeus threw his head back and laughed, his joyful roar echoing over the rushing noise of the tracks. The hunt had just become a scheduled execution!
<THE Infinity Eater>
THE Infinity Eater sat in the center of THE Ossuary of Gluttony. It was a terrifying, suffocating Dimension built entirely of half-digested Primeval ribs and sprawling lakes of corrosive, digestive acids.
He maintained the appearance of a weary scholar draped in immaculate white robes, his eyes solid blue spheres without pupils.
Above his pale head, the golden sign of a curved scythe turned slowly. He was THE HARVESTER.
He was preparing to mobilize his absolute standing to descend upon THE Ymnaros after his passage here when...
The suffocating pressure of the architects flooded this realm. Information cascaded down, announcing the architecture of the budding Narrative of Existence!
BOOM!
The Ossuary of Gluttony shuddered violently.
The colossal ribs of dead Primeval Lifeforms groaned and snapped as the Dimension was wrenched onto the linear tracks of the Narrative Moirai. The acidic lakes sloshed heavily against the newly crystallized, translucent borders of the Dimensional Cabin.
THE Infinity Eater gripped the arms of his bone-carved throne, his solid blue eyes narrowing as he read the rules of the sequence.
He sensed that many Lifeforms he used to draw from...may just be within this Train as well.
Did that mean the thief would be here too?
"..."
He leaned back, his pale fingers drumming a lethal rhythm on the bone armrest. He did not need to launch an expedition across the void.
The Train’s forward momentum would inevitably bring the usurper of THE Ymnaros right to his doorstep!
Maybe!
<Kaelen, THE Dark Lord >
Every grand epoch eventually demands a villain to justify its bloodshed.
Kaelen stood upon a balcony of frozen black ash, looking out over THE Umbral Wastes. It was a Dimension of perpetual twilight, jagged obsidian glaciers, and silent, monolithic citadels that pierced the dark clouds like spears.
He was an ancient, towering entity whose biology defied the standard frameworks. His skin was the color of cracked basalt, and his multi-jointed limbs moved with a heartbreaking, weary grace.
He was not a creature of base malice, but a being of absolute, suffocating tragedy. His very existence was an Intent that froze THE Primordial Source into heavy, immovable black ice.
When THE Provenance of Existence descended, the Ruling had weighed his long, bloody history of subjugation and handed him a Mantle he had never asked for.
Above his horned head floated the jagged, weeping crown of THE DARK LORD.
"They author the play, and they assign the knives," Kaelen murmured, his voice sounding like grinding tectonic plates.
Below his balcony, millions of Source True Lifeforms stood in perfectly ordered, silent legions. They were bound to his shadows, their existences preserved in the freezing dark. They were his army, his burden, and his curse.
The twilight sky suddenly ignited with an oppressive, blinding light. The weight of the Immense Ones pushed down, freezing the ambient Source that drifted through the falling ash.
The broadcast of the Dimensional Provenance Train of Existence burned directly into his ancient consciousness.
BOOM!
THE Umbral Wastes violently lurched. The obsidian glaciers shattered, and the monolithic citadels swayed as the Dimension was forcibly coupled onto the track. The borders of the Wastes turned to thick glass, and the abstract, lethal terror of the crossing-dark began to scream past the edges of his domain.
Kaelen gripped the railing of his balcony, the black stone cracking under his massive fingers.
He had been designated as a prime obstacle. His Dimension was placed securely in the middle of the Train, a brutal checkpoint that the desperate and the "righteous" would have to overcome to reach the front. Narrative Treasures would bloom in his frozen wastes, drawing Ordained beings like moths to a flame.
He closed his eyes, a profound exhaustion settling over his basalt features. He did not care for the Moirai, and he did not care for the entertainment of the architects. But he would not let arrogant Descendants or rushing upstarts burn his silent kingdom.
"If they wish to play at being heroes," Kaelen rumbled to the frozen legions below, "then we will give them the dark they require."
<The Front>
Far ahead of the rusted cliffs of THE Krazhor-Nul, ahead of the frozen ash of the Wastes, and ahead of the acidic lakes of the Ossuary, the Engine of the Narrative roared through the void.
It was not a single realm, but a breathtaking, staggering cluster of a thousand gigaparsec-wide Dimensions, all stitched together by the pristine white threads of THE Argent Loom.
This was THE Concord of a Thousand Origins!
It served as the absolute forefront of THE Dimensional Provenance Train of Existence.
The Concord was a reef of impossible wealth.
Oceans of pure Infinity fed directly into Dimensions of burning obsidian, which seamlessly grafted into sprawling jungles of petrified wood. It was the supreme gathering place for the children of the architects, heavily populated by the highest concentration of the Ordained!
Here, the track was not a constraint; it was a throne carried by the rest of existence!
The colossal Primeval Lifeforms and the ancient True Lifeforms and Descendants that walked the white bridges of the Concord felt the massive jolt as dozens of lesser Dimensions were violently coupled behind them.
They looked back toward the rear of the Train, their golden Mantle signs flashing with anticipation.
Above the Concord, the sky did not show the crossing-dark. It showed the unblinking, terrifying gazes of multiple Immense Ones, watching their grand Engine pull the entire weight of the narrative forward!
The doors between the Dimensional Cabins remained sealed for now. The tension was building, a ticking clock of existential proportions. The elite at the front sharpened their weapons and gathered their Moirai, preparing to even leave their opulent standing to go down to hunt!
The Train had commenced its journey and there were no fucking brakes!
