Infinite Mana In The Apocalypse novel Chapter 3688

The character of entities that had lived for an unfathomably long time always carried a certain apathy—especially when gazing across the weavings of Existence.

Because when you've witnessed quintillions of deaths, the birth and end of weavings across eons, watching a few trillion—or even more quintillions—fade becomes nothing more than a flicker. A process that once unfolded over millennia now happens in seconds.

And so… they could watch Megalos collapse.

They could witness Frequencies of Existence—intricate expanses laced with Matter, Anti-Matter, and Dark Matter—burst into ruin, their inhabitants screaming silently into oblivion. _{freewёbnoνel.com}

And still… feel nothing.

But if Noah stood there, watching as a Frequency began to fall—its Megalos imploding, quintillions about to die—what would he do?

The answer wasn't theoretical. It had already happened. When Bob shattered an entire Frequency by manipulating its Node… what did Noah do?

He restored it.

Even as the Echoes of the Unwritten unfolded, Noah reached through and pulled that Frequency back, reviving the quintillions of beings within it. Every time their battle spilled into another Frequency, he did the same.

Just because he was powerful… just because he'd seen endless death… didn't mean he would stand idle when it stared him in the face.

But not everyone was like him.

The Witness was something else entirely—a being shaped by a Complexity that saw the weavings of Existence through a colder lens.

And now, here he was—speaking of Variables. Of things that could shift the impossible fate of the Wheel. But all he saw in Noah… was an anomaly. A being he couldn't understand. A being tied to the very Variables the Witness prayed would appear.

It was then the Infiniverse Megalos Body stirred. She rose, her expression sharp as steel, her voice slicing through the silence like a drawn blade.

"Just because your weavings can't understand something doesn't make it an anomaly. It simply means… you're lesser."

WAA!

Her voice cracked through the dazzling seas!

"You watched the Wheel break again and again—and did nothing. You had countless years, and still, you never became a Variable, only waited for one. Now, on the eve of the Ninth Breaking, you sulk in solemnity, bemoaning fate. And when one Variable finally arises—one you can't grasp—this is your response? Pathetic."

BOOM!

Her words cut deep.

Her Complexity surged like a storm, rising with her fury.

She turned toward the one she called Master. Her presence quieted… and she dropped to her knees.

"Master, this Variable has been preparing something for you."

…!

Noah moved to raise her gently, smiling.

"You never need to kneel to me. You know that."

"I know," she replied softly. "And I still choose to. What others don't understand… is never an anomaly to me. What they fear, I've always been connected to. And now, I wish to give back—to offer even a fraction of what's been given to me. I want to present you with an Absolute Complex True Source. A Wheel of Existence unlike any other."

HUUM!

As she spoke, her form radiated with a brilliance that pulsed with unspoken power. Noah felt it in his chest and through their grand connection- something calm, something pure!

He nodded.

Then, lifting her hand in his, he looked toward the distant Wheel of Existence and asked.

"What of the Wheel? What of the Witness?"

…!

The one who'd shown them the Breaking. The one who claimed he was waiting for Variables to alter the impossible.

The Infiniverse Megalos Body turned her gaze to him, voice cold as glass.

"He can continue to Witness."

WAA!

"As for the Wheel… I benefited from its First Breaking. And so, I will repay it—by saving it from annihilation."

BOOM!