Destroying My Own World

"This place, everything in here is so eerie that I can't even explain," Aurea said as she looked around at the dead planet that seemed to lose its core because it was dying. "This isn't the result of the attack earlier, right?" Aurea asked as she looked at Beldathiel.

"No. I was sure that I protected it with my life on the line, but I'm not sure if this planet got damaged after I died," Beldathiel answered as she looked at the ground that was made of uranium and iron.

"The planet has always been like this even before we came. Something happened here, and these iron and silver on the ground are unnatural," Mykel answered as he looked at the ground. "We can find the answer once we find where this eerie aura is coming from," Mykel continued.

Everyone was scattered around the planet to find the source of the aura to make it easier and faster.

After hours of looking around, none of them could locate where the aura was coming from. They searched on the surface and underneath the ground deep enough to reach the dying core.

Rozan was staring at the dying core that had dimmed and slowly made the planet crumble because it had lost its gravitational force. He was thinking about something and so he decided to summon Alpha and ignite the core with his flame. He also helped Alpha get the core back to its prime until suddenly something happened on the surface.

Mykel and the others watched the planet rebuild itself and that was when they realized where the eerie aurea came from. A flower-like shape that looked like an incomplete Earth Angel Rose petals that started to form from the uranium and iron on the ground.

"This whole place isn't a planet. It's just a tiny piece of the many," Nal said as she looked at the whole planet that started to form around the core.

Mykel hummed in agreement as he patiently waited for the planet to finish its transformation.

It took a few minutes and it was the most satisfying thing they had watched in a long time. Mykel then went down to look at the incomplete flower that started to light up because the core's heat was transferred to the petals.

Mykel put his hand on one of the giant petals that were as tall as Mount Everest. He could see the memories, or the past by touching it Thanks to his [Supremacy] power.

Everyone was checking the other sides and wondered if there was anything interesting they could find. It was a beautiful flower and they were a bit disappointed that it was only a sixth of the flower based on the appearance.

"What is it?" Elena asked after Mykel removed his hand from the petal.

"I can't believe this," Mykel said as he chuckled and looked at the petals.

Everyone looked at Mykel who seemed to be in shock and laughed as he couldn't believe what he saw. They were so eager to hear what Mykel knew and patiently waited until Mykel processed everything.

"This thing is the place where The Lord was born," Mykel answered as he looked at the petals. "Or should I say where he was developed," Mykel pointed out. Discover more content at My Virtual Library Empire

"By whom? Who created him?" Elena asked as she looked at Mykel.

Mykel turned around and looked at everyone who was curious and anxious waiting for his answer. Mykel was trying to make it as simple and as easy to understand by everyone.

"By nobody. You can say that he was the one " Mykel answered so casually.

"What? That doesn't even make any sense! What kind of explanation is that?!" Aurea asked and she was baffled by the answer.

"This is too complex for any of you to understand, and no matter how long I explain it to you, you won't understand it," Mykel said as he shook his head. "That's why I'll make it easier for you to understand," Mykel continued.

Mykel put his hand on the petal and pointed at it.

"This can be called a womb like in a human body. This might be easier for Edith and Lyneth to understand since they have given birth," Mykel said as he looked at those two. "In a human body, the first organ that a womb develops during fetal development is the heart," Mykel explained.

Lyneth and Edith immediately understood how the theory worked and what Mykel was about to say. Everyone looked at those two and was curious why those two understood it immediately.

"As you can see, this thing produced the heart, and the heart is the center of the universe. That's why we can only see a tiny piece of it because the heart separated them since the universe started to expand," Mykel explained. "This thing could be the biggest thing that I have ever seen, bigger than the universe itself," Mykel continued as he looked at it again.

"The next thing that the womb produces after the heart is the brain. That brain is The Lord himself, and he came out from this same thing as the universe as its vessel," Mykel explained. "The moment The Lord was born, that was when he created the universe because he was the one in control. He filled the empty universe with his omnipotent power," Mykel continued.

"Wait, hold on a second. You're saying that the universe is just a fetus?" Rozan asked with his eyebrows furrowed.

"A growing fetus to be exact. That's why the universe is still expanding, and everything is under The Lord's will. Humans or any living being can't and will never be able to control the brain completely, so that's why The Lord is so powerful and omnipotent since he's the brain itself," Mykel answered as he nodded his head.

"Remember, this is only an example so all of you can understand. The truth is impossible for you to understand," Mykel pointed out as he looked at them. "Basically, everything was born from this thing. The origin of what this is and where it came from, it's paradoxical since The Lord himself made himself born to this world by using this," Mykel continued.

Even with that simple explanation, everyone was still confused and they couldn't comprehend it no matter how hard they tried to think about it.

"But Mykel, doesn't that mean we are searching this for nothing?" Jeanne asked with a worried expression as she looked at Mykel.

Everyone was too busy to understand the explanation that they had forgotten that the reason they looked for it was to find a way to defeat The Lord. They all then brushed the information off their minds and focused on the problem they were facing.

"No, I think if we find the heart, we will have a way to deal with him," Odin said as he stroked his beard. "If the heart exists, that's the one we are going to look for," Odin continued as he looked at Jeanne.

"Doesn't that only make it worse knowing the heart is the most important aspect of a human body?" Shelly asked as she looked at Odin. "Let's say that we destroy the heart, doesn't the whole universe crumble if that happened?" Shelly raised her eyebrows.

"The heart has turned into the whole universe itself. If you want to destroy it, you're going to make everything cease to exist," Nal pointed out with her arms crossed. "Sure, that might work and might not affect us, but The Lord can recreate it again, and the worst part is that he might be able to resurrect himself if he died. So even if we used Mykel's plan, it would be for nothing because The Lord is everlasting, a being without a beginning," Nal continued.

"That's right. Elena's power might not be able to stop or reverse him since he has no beginning," Mykel nodded his head in agreement. "He's like an infinite loop of a string. You can't find the end or beginning of it," Mykel added.

"What now?" Elena asked as she held Mykel's hand so tightly.

"A brain is incapable of hurting itself and the body. It's natural, and that is what makes him the most benevolent, merciful, and kind being. He can't hurt his own creations," Mykel answered, but that answer only confused everyone. "But what if there are three or even four brains inside a single human body? Miscoordination, disorder, chaos, and even to harm each other until there's only one left that exists in the body," Mykel explained as he looked at the petals.

"And your point is?" Aurea asked with her eyebrows furrowed.

"Once the body accepts the new brain, the old brain will lose its power to control the body, ignored, forgotten, or even perhaps erased and disappear," Mykel answered.