Hovering in the night sky, the full moon cast a silvery glow over Akun’s silver hair, making it dazzle in the moonlight. He gazed at the ant city from a far distance, watching his people retire to their hos for the night. It was a truly heartwarming scene, and a smile graced Akun’s lips. He then muttered, "Now that everything is in place, system, it’s ti to rge the tilines."
The system’s voice echoed in his head, [Notice, player!!]
[If you want to rge the tilines, you must use the Book of Existence and All Knowledge, as there are parts of each tiline the player doesn’t exactly want to combine.] Discover hidden stories at .Côm
Akun curiously asked, "Like what exactly?"
The system responded, adding, [Like the destruction of the terrain of both the anthill and the dryad tribe or the fact that they are all dead. The player has cut off such unnecessary pieces of information before you could successfully rge the tilines.]
Akun then shrugged as he said, "It’s just to cut the events off. I’m sure it won’t be that hard. As a great author once said, it has always been easier to destroy than to create."
The system then replied, "[Contrary to the player’s belief, it will be far more difficult than the act of even combining the tilines. If the player sses things up, the Book of Existence will designate the player as a threat and will instantly erase him, leaving things as they are. So, the player should take this more seriously.]"
Akun’s mood suddenly beca serious as he contemplated the system’s words; a bead of sweat ford on his forehead.
He then let out a sigh and said, "Just my luck. I hope so other bizarre stuff doesn’t happen. I don’t think I can take on another alter ; I’m already worn out. Okay, how do we start?"
The system’s voice then echoed in his head, saying, "[The player should first enter the Library of Ti and Existence.]"
Akun then replied, "Okay." In an instant, the space around him began to change and morph, and the next mont, he was standing in the Library of Ti and Existence. The golden library, with the massive golden book at the center and the clock that hovered over it, its golden structure stretching upward endlessly, and its golden books were all rather familiar to Akun.
As amazing as the library was, Akun couldn’t help but sigh as he muttered, "Here we go again." Not because of the library, but rather because of a certain goddess.
"Master!! What brings you here?" Chrono Nexus’ voice echoed in the massive library as she swiftly flew downwards from the higher floors, wearing a really excited expression on her face.
Akun then replied, "I’m sure you already know why I’m here. I’ll be proceeding with rging the tilines back into one," his voice sounding rather cold and distant.
Lancing beside him, Chrono Nexus grabbed Akun’s arm, catching him off guard, as she said, "Is that so? Okay, do let know if you need anything." She blushed as she gazed elsewhere and added, "Like a place to sit. I will serve you to the best of my abilities."
Inwardly, Akun mused, "How does a person completely change like this? The way she acts completely throws off.
I can’t really say I like it, neither can I say I hate it, but it is really annoying, and I would prefer it if she stopped, but..." Akun then glanced at her face as he mused further, "with the way she is acting now, sothing is telling if I tell her to, she might just start doing things that are even more crazy than I can handle."
Akun removed his hand from hers, his expression growing more serious. "If you want to help that badly, why don’t you assist in combining the tilines?"
Chrono Nexus replied, "Sorry to disappoint you, Master, but things like these that have never happened before aren’t exactly my specialty. I only have knowledge of events that have happened since the dawn of existence, and since sothing like this has never happened before, I can’t help you."
Akun mumbled, "So you’re useless." His words had a massive impact on Chrono Nexus’ emotional state; she was shocked as she mumbled with a sad tone, "No, I’m not useless, Master. Please, let help you."
Akun, curious, then asked, "How?" Chrono Nexus got down on all fours and said, "By being your chair, of course." She winked her left eye.
Akun mumbled with a disappointed, "I should have known. Hard pass."
Chrono Nexus was taken aback, her cosmic eyes widened with disbelief as Akun’s stern words resonated in the ethereal library. Unfazed by her shock, Akun pivoted on his heel, striding purposefully toward the towering Book of Existence, its golden pages brimming with the tapestry of tilines.
Seizing the opportune mont, Chrono Nexus, driven by an inexplicable desperation, extended her ethereal form to grasp Akun’s left leg. Her voice, tinged with pleading, echoed in the vast space, "Please, Master, sit on , please!"
Akun, his pace unyielding, continued to drag her along with his feet, a mixture of irritation and bewildernt etched across his features. His voice bood in the celestial library, "What the hell is wrong with you? Don’t you have any pride as a goddess? Let go of my leg!"
Undeterred, Chrono Nexus, with feigned tears shimring in her cosmic gaze, responded, "I won’t let go until Master sits on again."
As Akun’s tone shifted into stern warning, Chrono Nexus found herself caught in the turbulence of his sudden change, prompting her to release his leg. She crouched down in a corner, a complex mosaic of emotions playing across her divine visage.
Akun, still grappling with the unexpected display, voiced his exasperation, "Oh, co on! You’re a grown woman; what’s up with that attitude?" The celestial library bore witness to this peculiar encounter, its golden hues reflecting the enigmatic attitude of a problematic Godess.
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