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Amera ran toward the tower, as a beam erupted from within. Clashing with the sky and world alike. The ground ripped and tore, she had to hurry before it was too late.
The marks on her body glowed and the world around her became a Blur. Everything stopped as she moved through the frozen world. Until she reach the tower, it's metal door sealed and guards armed.
Amera brought her sword down on them, as a hammer would hit melted steal. Their bodies crumbled like ash and the door was wipped from existence.
An army of ghouls stood before her, that tower within was infinite. It's steps always transcending, for it was the concept of transcendence.
She swinged and those ghouls meant their end. Gone within an instant. She stepped forward and the world was no more. The notion of time and space on all levels were transcended, the world of infinite dimesionality could no longer reach her. For it was transcended.
She had stepped into the domain of set theory. Her second step went far beyond what the first could. Each one above always transcended and always was greater than the last.
Amera got to the top and saw him standing right next to the light. It's power beaming into the sky, before she could say something. The sky cracked and darkness poured in.
"You're too late." He said. "It's over now."
The marks on her body glowed and the world around her became a Blur. Everything stopped as she moved through the frozen world. Until she reach the tower, it's metal door sealed and guards armed.
Amera brought her sword down on them, as a hammer would hit melted steal. Their bodies crumbled like ash and the door was wipped from existence.
An army of ghouls stood before her, that tower within was infinite. It's steps always transcending, for it was the concept of transcendence.
She swinged and those ghouls meant their end. Gone within an instant. She stepped forward and the world was no more. The notion of time and space on all levels were transcended, the world of infinite dimesionality could no longer reach her. For it was transcended.
She had stepped into the domain of set theory. Her second step went far beyond what the first could. Each one above always transcended and always was greater than the last.
Amera got to the top and saw him standing right next to the light. It's power beaming into the sky, before she could say something. The sky cracked and darkness poured in.
"You're too late." He said. "It's over now."