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Infinite Mana In The Apocalypse (Web Novel) - Chapter 5723: Wonder!
Chapter 5723: Wonder!
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In THE Chrysalis, Noah’s eyes focused upon eight microscopic particles hovering above his outstretched palm.Hydrogen, Helium, Lithium, Beryllium, Boron, Europium, Strontium, and Neodymium.
They did not behave like ordinary physical matter. They turned in disciplined, concentric orbits, each particle emitting a faint, distinct frequency that subtly bent the surrounding light of the cavern.
Noah studied their rotation as his thoughts traced the architecture of THE Enduring Gu Elsedimension Ring resting upon his middle finger.
"Out of every mineral, metal, and authority drifting across Existence" Noah spoke into the quiet cavern, "why do these exact eight govern the boundary of an Elseengine? Why not stellar iron, refined gold, or crystallized void?"
From the illusory band beside his ring, a faint pulse of light stirred as Atlas manifested his translucent form.
The old engineer looked at the hovering particles with a flat, half-lidded gaze, crossing his arms over his chest.
|You think you are looking at mortal chemistry,| Atlas said. |You look at the names and your mind wanders to dirt and glass tubes of worlds with no authority, only playing with chemistry. These are not common rocks, Dreamer. When the First Sundering tore Existence apart, the grander Immense Ones did not simply leave a tidy path behind. They exceeded the Weave. They broke through the cloth, and the immense friction of their departure burned away their non-essential mass. What you hold on your palm are remnants of the eight primordial weights left in their wake. The physical ashes of those who exceeded that were scattered across existence.|
BOOM!
|Even lifeforms with no authority don’t know they harvest and utilize elements that could make unfathomable things when manipulated the right way...|
...!
Atlas pointed a translucent finger toward the spinning orbits.
|Hydrogen sets the boundary of combustion, the original spark of expansion. Helium cools the flame into a stable, slow-burning mantle. Lithium provides the crystalline skeleton so the vessel does not wobble. Beryllium carves the internal channels to direct the flow of intent. Boron absorbs stray conceptual heat, buffering the interior so the expansion does not shatter the shell. Europium coats the perimeter, rendering the domain opaque to outside observation. Strontium lends geometric memory, ensuring the vessel remembers its shape after taking a blow.|
The old man’s finger shifted, locking onto the final, dense particle spinning at the center of the ring.
|And Neodymium. The inward pull. It acts as the sovereign magnetic anchor of the entire lattice. Without it, the other seven layers would simply drift apart into empty space. Neodymium draws the surrounding conceptual volume inward, folding leagues of space into an indivisible point. That is why an Elsedimension can hold an ocean while resting comfortably on your knuckle.|
Noah observed the microscopic pull of the Neodymium particle, watching how the local light bent slightly toward its core.
The mechanics were sound, but mechanics alone were only half of the equation.
Noah closed his eyes, turning his perception inward to dissect the structure of THE Osmontian Tongue.
Language, at this level, was not merely sound; it was existential geometry. The letters he had unlocked, I AM, OSMONT, QUINTESSENTIAL, HUMAN, and PROTAGONIST, were complete, self-contained monuments of narrative weight. To force PROTAGONIST into a Common Dream Gu was to drop a mountain onto a moth.
Yet every language possessed morphology.
Noah analyzed the anatomy of his words, realizing that a sovereign letter could be partitioned into its underlying phonetic radices.
The letter I AM carried the core radix of BEING, which provided stability, presence, and rootedness in reality.
The letter PROTAGONIST, when stripped of its crushing imperial supremacy, held the foundational radix of AGENCY. It was the pure, unadorned concept of self-direction, the will to move forward under one’s own power without demanding that the rest of existence bow in subservience.
A Common Dream Gu could never bear the title of an emperor. But it could understand the concept of being, and it could harbor the quiet agency to dream its own dream without interference.
Noah opened his eyes.
He did not immediately reach for the second Gu. Instead, he raised his right hand and summoned a thread of Infinite Sanguine Mana.
The crimson-gold energy did not erupt with its usual destructive brilliance. Under Noah’s absolute control, the mana thinned until it became a hair-thin filament, scarcely wider than a single quark.
He guided the thread downward, weaving it directly into the surface of the starlight slab.
Next, Noah called upon his Telos of Adversity. He introduced a fraction of linguistic stress.
The coral groaned, microscopic cracks threatening to split the slab as the concept resisted the medium.
Noah did not force it. He directed the filament of Sanguine Mana to wrap around the fracture.
The crimson-gold vitality flowed into the fissure, acting not merely as glue, but as an alchemical flux. It cooled the friction between the heavy concept and the brittle stone, cushioning the impact and distributing the narrative pressure evenly across the rock.
A sudden clarity settled in Noah’s mind.
He summoned a single droplet of Distilled Cause Essence from his internal void, letting it hover beside the filament of blood.
With a precise command of his will, Noah drove the two substances together.
The Infinite Sanguine Mana and the Distilled Cause Essence merged, swirling into an iridescent, deep-crimson fluid that pulsed with a slow, heavy heartbeat.
|Infinite Sanguine Cause Mortar has been forged for the first time.|
...!
It possessed the fluid malleability of living blood and the eternal, structural permanence of a First Cause. It was a customized alchemical buffer, designed specifically to serve as a shock absorber between his sovereign tongue and a fragile carrier!
It was his own engineering and design not brought forth by Atlas!
Atlas watched the crimson fluid hover in the air, his translucent brows twitching slightly.
The old man remained silent, withholding any overt praise, but the lines around his eyes tightened as he recalculated his assessment of Noah.
Atlas cleared his throat, leaning against his illusory staff.
|Do not get arrogant,| Atlas said. |You made a decent mortar. That does not mean you know how to build a temple. Long before the First Sundering, the ancient First Lifeforms were so enamored with the sound of their own authority that they attempted to speak before they had grown teeth. They tried to shout commands at the sky, and in their haste, they bit their own tongues completely off, bleeding to death on the very soil they sought to rule.|
Atlas pointed toward the hovering crimson mortar.
|That is the Rule of being humble. Humility is knowing the capacity of your vessel. A mortal body must learn how to hold a whisper before it tries to roar an imperial mandate...|
The old man had begun to ramble on and on!
Noah carefully arranged his materials across the starlight slab in strict, methodical order.
From his internal realm, he drew the second Common Dream Gu, letting it rest gently within a protective dome of blue-gold dream essence.
Beside it, he placed nine droplets of Distilled Cause Essence, each one coated in a fine sheen of Infinite Sanguine Cause Mortar.
Surrounding them both, the eight primordial elements settled into their precise orbital distances: Hydrogen, Helium, Lithium, Beryllium, Boron, Europium, Strontium, and Neodymium.
Noah sat back, his breathing slow and rhythmic as he observed the assembly.
He would not carve his flesh right away. He would conduct a complete, theoretical dry run across the stone, testing everything until the margin of error reached absolute zero!
For the first time, he felt engrossed in a project that he wasn’t able to complete right away!
