The Matriarch's husband stepped out into the air, facing the monster in the skies. His hands were clasped behind his back without even the slightest intent on defending himself. Was there a point? His death was inevitable.
No one could ever tell what the trigger of a Tiless Event was. It was also impossible to tell just how many people would be allowed to die, or how many you could save before the backlash of the Tiless Event made the event far worse.
Many had tried to fight against Tiless Events before. The strongest of them sent armies of entire worlds at these Tiless Events, losing an uncountable number of experts all in a vain attempt. What was clear through all of these attempts was one thing...
It was hopeless.
The more you fought against a Tiless Event, the worse it beca, the more bloody, the more violent. The best way to deal with a Tiless Event was to slow it down and minimize risk, hopefully finding out what the center point of it all was and allowing just that event alone to happen.
While doing this wouldn't change the fact the Northern Star would most definitely co closer, it would still help those related to the event feel sowhat better.
Rarely, though, did a Tiless Event necessitate the death of just a small number of people. Usually it required at least several hundred, each one changing the course of history in their own way and causing a tsunami tide of changes in the far-off future.
Even rarer was it that a Tiless Event necessitated the death of just a single individual... but this was exactly such an event. And this single individual who had to die was none other than the Matriarch's husband or more accurately...
Wise Star Order.
He didn't go by any other na, or maybe he had just lived for so long that he had forgotten what his original na was. He might have asked these people what his na had been the first few tis he was revived at the whims of that terrible disciple of his, but he couldn't be bothered to any longer. He no longer had the patience for it.
Plus, he preferred Wise Star Order. He was indeed very wise, and very handso at that, though that had nothing to do with his na. Wise Star Order suited him, it also suited his duty.
He had long since beco indifferent to these deaths. You could beco numb to anything if you experienced it enough. But this ti, he had a wide smile on his face. That disciple of his had finally gotten his act together, it was a beautiful day indeed.
A beautiful day to die.
To others, death was the end. But in reality, to Wise Star Order, his death on this day all those years ago... or actually, today-yes, indeed, it was today, how had he forgotten that? That brute was descending from the skies, he couldn't forget that.
Regardless, death for him was just the beginning.
To the people of this world, Savants were extraordinary, they were talents that needed to be hoarded away and saved. But they were deeply flawed, and they obviously weren't so extraordinary if they could be so easily captured in the first place.
To the wider world, the whole of Existence out there, Savants were defects, poor imitations of the real thing, poor imitations of existences born to be Gods.
Wise Star Order raised his hands and laughed toward the skies as the Shadow Tail descended.
"Co here, you big brute. In the future, I'll slaughter you kind like children, I'll bathe the seas in your blood and I'll dye t-"
BANG!
Wise Star Order was hit out of the skies, crashing through the entire planet. His body only seed to hold its shape for a small mont on the other side before it burst into a rain of blood, leaving behind nothing but a small, transparent ball...
His Ethereal Glabella.
"Son of a bitch, that bastard never lets finish my speech!"
Wise Star Order drifted like a speeding bullet through the endless depths of space. It wouldn't be until a long while later he finally ca to a stop on a planet with Force so that he could finally be reborn and beco the God that he was always ant to...
The so-called Spark of the Dinsional Verse was another bastardization of a concept that existed in wider Existence. It could even be said that it was only half of the puzzle, the existence of Savants being the other half.
There was only one problem. In order to touch onto all of this strength...
You had to die first.
No one knew why this was. So speculated that it was because you had to co into contact with the First Dinsion in order to display your full strength, others said that the body could only stimulate its greatest potential when it had been pushed over its limits, others said that this was simply a reflection of the ultimate Force Manipulation, a state where you were able to reach enlightennt of the complete opposite of your path... What could be the opposite of an untily death if not a life far more bright and blazing than others?
It was unknown if anyone would ever find out. But there was one thing that was known for absolute certainty.
For every death and revival of a God Childe, Existence would grow one step closer to a forever death. Without fail, every new God Childe ant the existence of a new Tiless Event...
By now, things might very well be becoming clear to many.
Cynthia Omann died and was revived, forming a Tiless Event.
The good news was that Velasco Morales' death had occurred several days afterward and there was hope that it would be considered a different event.
The bad news was that Velasco Morales had a great number of ties to Cynthia Omann, and the hatred Cynthia Omann held for Velasco was maybe one of the few things that actually drove her.
Aina's mother couldn't be revived even by Anastasia due to their connection. Compared to the Seventh Dinsion, the birth of a God Childe was so impossibly beyond that it was impossible to put into words.
Anastasia, the World Spirit of a Complete World, could not revive Aina's mother because this fallen woman's daughter had entered the Seventh Dinsion.
Cynthia Omann was a God Childe. Even those with faint connections to her would be out of Anastasia's reach. And as for Velasco...?
Even Existence itself wouldn't be able to bring him back as it inched toward destruction.
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