'Is that… Jared?'
Legris was silent—no, not just him.
Everything was quiet, in an absolute lull, as the being that erged from multicolored light manifested himself in glory.
The one cloaked in indescribable darkness felt perplexed as he stared at the newcor.
He had long, blond hair. Based on his appearance, he looked to be in his mid-twenties, and his regal appearance caused him to appear majestic.
His pure eyes had a charm to it that made it impossible to look away, almost as if hidden within was a depth that couldn't be fathod.
Legris did not understand this person.
He couldn't.
"Are you… Jared Leonard?" He asked, his brows raised in both suspicion and caution.
Sothing about the lad's appearance made him uncomfortable.
Even after the question, the man in front of him did not respond.
It seed like his eyes were staring at sothing else—
sothing far more distant.
"You've changed a lot. What have you beco?" Legris sothing far more distant.
"You've changed a lot. What have you beco?" Legris spoke once again, hoping to get a response this ti.
Once again, the man refused to speak.
"I don't like being ignored. But if it's going to be like this, then…" Legris shifted his attention to the sphere that hovered above his palm.
It had more than enough 'Nothingness' to finish everyone off.
"… Enjoy."
He thrust the swirling orb towards the regal man, a wide grin on his crooked face.
~WHOOOOOOOSSSSHHHHH!!!~
The darkness approached him at a fast rate, expanding at an astronomical rate.
Like a balloon, it seed to cover more ground… all within a tiny fraction of a single mont.
This Seed Of The End had enough properties to consu everything in this Realm, and it wasn't even a contention.
Legris comfortably watched as his power would destroy everything and cause the last of his opponents to cease existing.
However, it didn't end up as easy as he thought.
'Huh? It stopped?'
The Seed Of The End was suspended, as if stuck in one fra of ti, unable to jump to the next.
~FSSSSHHHIIIIIIII!!!~
The inflated orb suddenly began to deflate as soon as it stopped, rapidly reducing in its hollow mass.
Right before Legris' eyes, it beca as little as a tiny speck.
Until… it vanished completely.
'No. Not quite. It's shrinking infinitely.' Legris noticed as his widened eyes perceived all that was occurring.
It had just reduced beyond the point of perception.
"How did you—?"
Before Legris could complete his question, the man before him moved his body for the first ti since Legris addressed him.
He placed his hand on his chin, almost as if contemplating sothing.
"Your question… it should be the other way around."
His eyes slowly shifted to Legris' stunned deanor, and they made eye contact.
"You've changed a lot, Legris…" There was no smile on the young man's face.
Instead, he had a slight frown as he stared at Legris.
It felt like he was gazing upon an abomination—an anomaly that wasn't supposed to be.
"… What have you beco?"
For the first ti since his rebirth, Legris was t with condescension.
There was no fear, concern, or worry in the eyes of the man who stared at him.
There was only disgust.
"I have beco perfect." Legris responded with a smile on his face.
"I see. You rged all properties of your fragnted selves to one component. Completion by Amalgamation. It seems I missed a lot."
The words of the man echoed in the vastness of the Constellation Realm.
However, Legris only chuckled.
"Indeed. Seems like you have a lot of catching up to do—!"
"One mont…" Raising his hand, the man spoke gently.
He closed his eyes for a mont and flicked it open in no ti at all. His flowing hair seemingly danced with the wind, and he heaved a sigh.
"I'm all caught up."
"I see. You sent your mind back in ti to observe all that happened leading up to this point, didn't you?" Legris answered with a cackle.
"Every single fra."
"Oh…?"
Legris had only ant that as a joke, but to think his opponent was really serious about it.
He could only imagine the kind of properties he had to be made of to allow for such processing power.
"You killed Z'ark and Gerard. Stefan and Ciel are also gone, it seems…"
If Legris was doubting his words, this person had just confird he spoke the truth.
He said everything as it happened.
"You're Jared, aren't you? You seem different, but…"
A brief mont of silence enveloped the two of them, and no one said anything for a mont.
The unconscious ones made no sound, and the blank reality was hollow.
Nothing and no one moved, talkless of spoke.
Until…
"Yes. I am Jared." The blond one responded.
He still had a serious expression on his face, not borne from caution or worry, but of sothing deeper.
"You've caused a lot of pain and suffering, Legris. My friends and allies did their best to stop you, but… apparently it wasn't enough."
"And? What about it?"
Legris gave a mocking grin as he stared at Jared.
"What else is new?"
This was his nature, after all. Ever since he was exposed as an antagonist—no, even far before that—he had committed horrors that transcended human malice.
Nothing much had changed.
"You can't go back to change it. You can't alter anything. So I ask you, Jared…" Wagging his tongue, Legris taunted in absolute confidence.
"… What are you going to do about it?"
Upon hearing his question, Jared narrowed his gaze and creased his brows slightly.
Silent tension danced around him as he seed to be in contemplation of the question he was asked.
However, his silence wasn't permanent.
After a few seconds, he opened his lips to respond.
"I suppose you're about to find out."
That was the only answer he could give.
After spending an eternity preparing for this mont, Jared had no intention of losing.
'Everything ends now.'
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