Chapter 1757: Into the Second Realm
Chapter 1757: Into the Second Realm
Cain, Meylin, and Bahamut cast one final, lingering glance at the vast expanse of the First Realm. A moment of silence stretched between them, heavy with meaning, before their bodies were enveloped by countless beams of radiant light.
In an instant, they shot upward, propelled by a force beyond comprehension. The sheer speed of their ascent was unfathomable—even to Prime Deities—their forms vanishing in a flash as they transcended the very limits of the realm.
In the blink of an eye, they breached the boundary between realms. The barrier of the First Realm, an ancient, almost mythic separation, offered no resistance as the trio phased through.
Yet the eyes of the trillions of beings within the First Realm did not falter. Even after Cain, Meylin, and Bahamut had vanished, their gazes remained fixed on the heavens above, hearts beating with a mixture of awe, longing, and newfound determination.
For those left behind, it was as though the very sky itself had been torn open, revealing a path to something greater. They dreamed of the impossible—of one day standing alongside the gods themselves, walking the path Cain had open for all of them upon unifying the continent and making the realm whole again.
For Cain, Meylin, and Bahamut, however, the journey had only just begun.
As they surged through the cosmic void, time seemed to lose all meaning. They were surrounded by blinding beams of light, streaks of color and starfire flashing past their eyes in an endless cascade.
The vastness of the Crimson World’s Second Realm unfolded before them in fragments, each flicker a fleeting glimpse into the boundless unknown. Stars, nebulae, cosmic storms—they passed them all in an instant.
Even for beings of their stature, the distance between the First and Second Realms was astronomical, almost unfathomable. The Second Realm, while theoretically “above” the First, was separated by an expanse so vast that even beings of Prime Deity rank would find it nearly impossible to cross by their own power.