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The Final Judgment
After destroying the Destruction Cube, Aethion returned to the universe controlled by the demons and Devils. He looked around at the remaining beings — tired, broken, yet still breathing. Then he spoke, his voice calm:
> “Some of you helped reveal the truth... Because of that, I forgive all of you. Let this end here. Live a new life. Do not repeat this mistake again.”
He turned away and began to leave.
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But from behind, a voice rose — mocking and proud:
> “You think by forgiving us, we’ll kneel to you? We don’t care about your mercy. We will never bow to any type of humans. They will always be beneath us! And if you let us live, we’ll make sure they suffer forever.”
Aethion slowly turned around. He didn’t respond with words. He simply whispered:
> “Evils.”
And then…
He gently lowered his hand — and with a single snap, a divine force rippled across the realm.
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Screams echoed.
The entire group of demons and Devils collapsed in agony, fading into cosmic dust.
As Aethion silently flew upward, the corrupted universe itself began to collapse.
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In moments, across all the universes within the Multiverse where the last remaining evil demons and Devils had entered, they were being destroyed.
Justice was done.
Peace returned.
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Return to the Omniverse
From the highest throne of the Omniverse, all gods watched — frozen in shock. Their eyes wide, their divine senses trembling.
> “No one alive possesses power at this level... Not even us... not anymore.”
They whispered in disbelief.
Adonai, too, stared silently.
> “Is this truly… my son? Is Aethion really this powerful?”
His heart brimmed with pride — and quiet awe.
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Moments later, Aethion returned to the Omniverse.
All gods turned toward him.
Some were overwhelmed with joy:
> “He saved the Multiverse!”
> “He ended the evil!”
> “He is divine justice!”
They ran to him, lifted him up, celebrated his name.
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But not all shared the joy.
Some gods stood in silence, their hearts filled with bitterness:
> “After Aethion’s birth, nothing has been the same…”
> “Our powers became unbalanced… the Omniverse fractured.”
> “He is the cause. He is the cursed one.”
They whispered from behind his back.
Aethion heard nothing. He simply smiled gently and stood with peace in his heart.
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But Adonai — he saw it all.
And he was happy.
Happy that his son, despite pain, chose mercy before judgment.
Chose love before power.
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Adonai’s New Law — After the Fall of Demons and Devils
Adonai declared:
> “Those who commit great sins and descend into Hell — do not beat or torture them. Instead, give them two full chances through reincarnation. If in either of those two lives they truly repent and change, send them to Heaven.
> But if they remain evil and unrepentant even after both lives, do not allow them to be reborn as humans again. Let them be reborn as permanent animals. That alone will be their perfect punishment.
> This Hell will not exist to torment. It will now purge evil and become a place of reform. Hell shall become a good place.
> This law applies to all types of human beings.”
This was exactly what the demons and Devils had feared. They would never have accepted this path of mercy.
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Aethion’s Truth
Some weeks later, Aethion walked quietly to his father.
> “Dad… some gods accept me, but some gods… they call me a cursed being.”
Adonai’s eyes blazed with anger.
> “Who said this?! Tell me, my son!”
He rose, fury building — ready to confront them.
But Aethion stepped forward and stopped him.
> “They’re right… aren’t they? Every night I see another universe dying or suffering. I thought this all happened here, nearby, anywhere, but I understand now — this is all happening beyond somewhere. No more lies. No more secrets, Dad. How was I born? Where was I born? Tell me the truth.”
Adonai looked at his son and finally spoke the truth:
> “My son… you were born in the Outerverse Void. I wanted a true successor to rule my Omniverse. I used my full power to create you.”
Aethion stepped back, confused.
> “Outerverse Void? What is that?”
Adonai said:
> “Follow me.”
He used the Outerverse Void key, and both entered the formless dimension.
Aethion looked around, sensing strange energy.
> “This… is the Void?”
> “Yes,” Adonai nodded. “This is where you were born.”
Aethion raised his hand and saw far-off realities — countless alternate Omniverses swirling in fragments.
His eyes widened.
Adonai quickly stopped him.
> “No, son. Those are alternate Omniverses — we have no connection to them.”
> “But look!” Aethion pointed. “That one is half-destroyed… ruined by something! We must go save them!”
Adonai’s face grew tense.
> “No, my son. It’s too dangerous. Please… understand.”
But Aethion’s voice rose, anger in his heart.
> “You’re selfish, Dad! You saved your Omniverse and sit happily in peace… but what about them? What about that dying Omniverse?!”
Adonai looked down, his voice heavy with sadness.
> “Then let me tell you another truth — if I hadn't found this Void, you would never have been born to question me like this.”
Aethion froze.
> “What do you mean, Dad? This Void… it’s not yours?”
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