Infinite Mana In The Apocalypse

Chapter 4967: One Door Closes


Chapter 4967: One Door Closes

Noah’s crimson eyes, burning with Infinite Hunger at Absolute Depth, watched the collision between THE Primordial Chaos and THE Secretive Eon with perception that missed nothing.

Time seemed to stretch as the hammer of endings met the palms of unity, as impossibility confronted inevitability, as two fundamental forces clashed in ways that Observable Existence had never witnessed.

THE Secretive Eon carried a terrifying force of Unity within her Civilization.

It did not seem singular in nature. It did not feel like the authority of one being, no matter how powerful that being might be. It seemed unfathomably unified, countless Civilizations merged into something that exceeded the sum of its parts. The four Strategoi supporting her body were akin to massive pillars that did not only support her physical form but were passing through unfathomable waves of authority unto her.

Glossikos channeled the linguistic foundations of THE Agora itself.

Khaotikos channeled the chaotic underpinnings that gave THE Agora its capacity for judgment.

Ontikos channeled the existential weight of a Primordial Realm’s accumulated history.

Paradoxos channeled the contradictions that allowed THE Agora to function despite its own impossibilities.

All of it flowed into THE Secretive Eon.

All of the entities that she had unified under her banner had their strength in Civilizations, with all their meanings and all their concepts, simultaneously flowing through her. She was not one being receiving support. She was countless beings expressed through a single form, their authorities merged into unity that exceeded individual expression.

It was a terrifying thing when one thought about it.

Through the legs of THE Secretive Eon, Noah saw the glimmer of Quantum from THE Living Quantum. That flickering uncertainty that characterized beings who existed in superposition, present and absent simultaneously, their authority drawn from the space between observation and manifestation.

Through her arms, Noah saw a glimmer of Dimensional authority from THE Living Dimensional. That spatial weight that characterized beings who commanded the architecture of reality itself, their authority drawn from the distances between points that existence used to measure itself.

And through her palms, through the very surfaces that met THE Primordial Chaos’s descending fist, Noah saw an obsidian glimmer of... Chaos that caused his expression to become heavy.

Every single possibility he had considered was confirmed at this moment.

Because...why would Chaos be flowing so serenely within THE Secretive Eon?

Why would the authority of THE Primordial Chaos, who stood above her with fist descending like judgment itself, already be present within her existence as if it belonged there?

The answer was obvious.

The answer was devastating.

THE Primordial Chaos had been compromised long before this moment. The infection had taken root without his knowledge, without his perception, without any indication that his glorious and unmitigated Chaos had been touched by something other than himself.

And now, in this collision, that infection would complete itself.

Noah saw it all.

At the tip of the fist that looked like a hammer of endings, all the force of THE Primordial Chaos’s Embodiments and Apophasis gathered with concentration that exceeded anything Abaddon had displayed before. Every ounce of his authority, every expression of his Chaos, every aspect of his Civilization that had existed since before THE Infinite Unfurling, all of it focused into a single point of impact that should have unmade THE Secretive Eon entirely.

When everything was expressed, when the hammer met the palms, when impossibility confronted unity with force that should have ended the confrontation instantly, a crack bloomed between THE Primordial Chaos and THE Secretive Eon.

This crack was not like any of the Cracks of Observable Existence.

Those Cracks were wounds in reality, tears in the fabric of differentiation that allowed corruption to flood through. Those Cracks were damage. Those Cracks were harm. Those Cracks were things that needed to be sealed or avoided or destroyed.

This crack was purely obsidian in nature.

It seemed to connect the already maintained Chaos within THE Secretive Eon and THE Primordial Chaos himself. It was not a wound. It was a bridge...it was completion. It was the final link between infection and source, between the Chaos that had been claimed without knowledge and the Chaos that remained ignorant of its own compromise.

The moment it bloomed, the moment the obsidian crack covered both figures inside of it, the moment the connection was established fully and irreversibly, everything changed.

HUUM!

The Chaos within the crack transformed.

The Chaos surrounding the two figures transformed.

The Chaos flooding and raging in the sky space above, which had been torn and split entirely during the entrance of THE Primordial Chaos, all of it transformed.

It became silent, and it became ordered.

The raging entropy that had characterized Abaddon’s arrival settled into patterns that should not have been possible for Chaos to display. The screaming Embodiments and Apophasis fell silent as if they had forgotten what sound was. The obsidian currents that had churned with violence stilled into rivers that flowed with serenity that contradicted their fundamental nature.

Chaos was speaking with the tongue of Order.

The anchor itself had been moved by an outside hand.

And then, a moment later...

WAP!

The figure of THE Primordial Chaos disappeared.

THE Secretive Eon disappeared.

The four pillars that had been supporting her, the four Strategoi who had burned with righteous existence while channeling their authorities into her form, all of them disappeared.

They were simply gone!

The only things left behind were the bodies of Noah and THE Primordial Paradox.

All around them, rivers of serenely flowing and ordered Chaos remained as testament to what had just occurred. The obsidian currents that had once raged with entropy now moved with patterns that spoke of purpose rather than possibility. They flowed in directions that seemed predetermined. They carried weight that seemed unified rather than chaotic.

"..."

Noah looked around sensed...emptiness.

THE Agora of Primordial Judgment had become a monument to THE Entity’s victory.

Noah was silent and contemplative during all of this.

One could question and say that his actions of talking with THE Primordial Chaos led to all of this. One could argue that by warning Abaddon of the one percent, by attempting to convince him to accept Infinities that would have purified any infection, Noah had prompted the confrontation that resulted in Chaos’s fall.

But THE Primordial Chaos was already infected long before any of this.

This turned out to truly be the trump card of THE Entity since nobody knew it. Not THE Creature. Not THE Primordial Paradox. Not THE Youngest. Not even THE Primordial Chaos himself, who had searched his own existence and found only his glorious, unmitigated Chaos because the infection was too subtle to perceive.

Whether Noah had gone to speak with THE Primordial Chaos or not, the infection within him would still be there.

He had only gone there to provide the possibility of infusing his Infinities and changing things for THE Primordial Chaos before they went too far. A chance. An option. A path that could have led somewhere other than here.

But THE Primordial Chaos believed in himself far too much to accept this help.

And this was why they were where they were.

Beside him, THE Primordial Paradox sighed at this moment!

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