Infinite Mana In The Apocalypse novel Chapter 3685

Green turned to crimson.

Vast stretches of sea adopted that crimson allure of brilliance as the hum of a silent, glowing Wheel stretched out across existence.

Everything looked altered- and yet, somehow, not. Inside the Witness, Noah felt it all.

He felt the Breaking of the Wheel with his very existence as his mind surged with static and wonder, the scene replaying over his existence again and again as it was both horrific and beautiful at the same time.

A failed transformation.

But a transformation into what?

And if it failed, how many times had this happened before? Because in this moment, there wasn't just a crimson Wheel of Existence… but a white-gold one.

So just how many Breakings had there been?

How many failures?

And where had all the powerful Resplendent Monads and Converged Architects gone? Where had those beneath them in power gone?

The Breaking didn't destroy them. But it was as if the strongest beings tied to the Wheel were displaced—flung to unknown realms every time a Breaking occurred.

As these questions churned, Noah felt the same desolation and quiet grief the Witness carried.

The green blindfold, shaped by the surrounding sources, slowly changed—its verdant hue bleeding into the crimson shade of the sea around them.

The Witness was completely blind, relying only on his source. His head turned in the direction of the slowly spinning crimson Wheel as he wondered.

As he grieved.

As he cried.

And from then on, he continued to Witness.

HUUUM!

Other weavings of existence thrummed in the moments that followed as the surrounding weavings fractured and broke.

The record of an age—one far older than comprehension—came to an end.

It showed glimpses of beings who had existed before the First Breaking of the Wheel.

Beings far more powerful than anything currently within the flow of the Wheel of Existence.

And because he had Witnessed this… Noah's weavings of existence began to spark with grand possibilities.

As the ancient record shattered, his essence snapped back into the present—and even as it did, he could still feel the changes and wonder from what he'd just experienced.

|The True Source of Continuity has been understood under a different definition from the True Source of the Witness.|

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He had lived the First Breaking of the Wheel by merging with the body of the Witness.

And the burning True Source of this being was open to him—his to explore—because for that brief span of time, it felt like his own body. He'd understood the very definition of Continuity from someone else's eyes.

Noah's continuity stemmed from the very pillars that held up the foundation of the Infiniverse Megalos.

Pillars like Entropy, Relativity, Manadynamics, and more.