Dimensional Descent

El'Rion looked up, his expression solemn, a touch of sadness and forlornness on his expression. It wasn't the kind of face that a child should make, but Leonel felt a hint of subtlety within it, the kind that told him that this expression wasn't perfectly his, but rather one that had been passed down.

It was an interesting feeling. But he felt that if the future could impact the past, then it wasn't too unacceptable. That said, he felt it was more complicated than that.

A race like the Pluto had abilities he couldn't fathom. Even turning back time across Existence wasn't outside their purview. Maybe they had a method of passing down important thoughts and feelings to their highest priority descendants...

"... The Northern Star is quite beautiful, isn't it?" El'Rion suddenly said.

Leonel's heart skipped a beat. Why did he suddenly feel that the Northern Star El'Rion was mentioning was the very same Northern Star he was so familiar with?

The Northern Star was the hope of sailors and adventurers of Earth, no matter how lost you were, so long as you pinpointed that Star in the skies, you could find your way home. It was the single constant even when death had you by the ankles.

However, these were mostly just folktales. The Northern Star couldn't even be seen on half of Earth, so most of the fanciful tales around it were just overblown and exaggerated. But... that didn't change the fact that even the smallest child of Earth knew of the Northern Star and the kind of hope it represented.

about the

He was.

seen from everywhere, it's the constant in all of our lives, no matter where you are, it can orient your direction. But what most people probably aren't

at the center of all things, it's rather at the end of all things. It's the point that we all go toward, it's the final flash of light, the penultimate representation of life before

it didn't have a prominent name because it was too far away. But the closer we get to the death

trying to gather himself. His solemnness retreated and his deadpan expression took hold as he looked forward. The calmness he feigned only seemed to make the previous agitation all the

Star Force is or what it represents, but I can tell you there is really no point in trying to in the first place. Just think of it as the fabric of reality, it's what gives Existence substance, but more importantly than

more success the God Beasts of Creation had, the closer the Star became, the stronger by comparison the God Beasts of Destruction

passed down their bloodlines to the human race and suddenly one of the weakest races of Existence became the center of a blood war that ravaged

same time, it wasn't yet time for Existence to collapse, so the

but Existence continued toward destruction, getting closer and closer. Everyday, the Northern Star grows larger, and as it does, the Void Beasts of destruction grow as well and soon they'll likely make a

of the Infinity Beasts has passed.

El'Rion fell into silence.

so many incomplete Worlds might be a sign in and of