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A Destiny Beyond Worlds

Makoto, an unlucky young man, is always surrounded by trouble, yet his close-knit friends—Riku, Daichi, Tenma, and Ichiro—remain by his side, forming the family he cherishes. During a trip to the mountains, the group discovers a mysterious portal that demands a sacrifice. In a selfless act, Makoto throws himself into the portal to save his friends, leaving them devastated by his loss. However, Makoto awakens in the afterlife, where God reveals the existence of multiple worlds and offers him a second chance at life with incredible powers to stop a dangerous demon lord, Solnox. Makoto accepts the challenge, knowing his friends' safety depends on him. After intense training in the afterlife, he returns to the living world, ready to face Solnox and fulfill his promise to protect his friends and the universe. A Destiny beyond worlds is a story of sacrifice, friendship, and the power of unbreakable bonds that drive one man to change the fate of multiple worlds.

Himanshu_Maurya_9185 · Fantasie
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Chapter 12: The Blessing of Power

Makoto stood in the heart of the celestial training realm, feeling the profound shift that had taken place within him. The overwhelming flow of power that now coursed through his veins was both exhilarating and terrifying. As he took slow, measured breaths, he marveled at the raw potential that hummed beneath his skin. The energies of the Multiverse were no longer an abstract concept—he could now feel them as tangible forces, waiting to be harnessed.

God stood across from him, his presence immense and serene, his eyes locked onto Makoto with an understanding that transcended words. "You've absorbed the power, Makoto," God said, his voice calm yet filled with authority. "Now, you must learn to control it. The forces that reside within you are not just magic—they are the very essence of existence itself. To use them is to tread a fine line. Control is the key."

Makoto nodded, his heart pounding as the weight of God's words sank in. The responsibilities of wielding such immense power had already begun to settle on his shoulders. His thoughts immediately turned to his friends, and the world he had left behind. This power, vast as it was, wasn't just for him. It was for them. He had promised to protect them, to make sure that their sacrifice hadn't been in vain. And now, it was up to him to master this power and fulfill that promise.

God extended a hand toward Makoto, a flicker of light enveloping his palm. "To wield this power, you must first learn to understand the essence of energy itself. It is not something you control through force alone. You must synchronize with it—feel its flow, become one with it."

Makoto felt the pull of God's energy as it extended toward him. Tentatively, he raised his own hand, unsure of what to expect. The moment his fingers touched the light, an intense sensation rushed through him, like every cell in his body was being lit with an internal fire. His body trembled, but this time, it wasn't fear—it was the sensation of something ancient and powerful awakening within him.

He could see it now—energy in its purest form. It wasn't just a glow or an aura. It was like a river, flowing through everything—through him, through the air, through the very fabric of space. Each living being was connected by this unseen thread, and for a brief moment, Makoto understood it all. He felt the pulse of life, the heartbeat of the universe, and the intricate balance that governed existence.

But as quickly as it came, the sensation faded, and Makoto was left standing in the center of the vast training world, the cosmic energy now pulsing gently through his body, no longer overwhelming but still present. He blinked and took a shaky breath, trying to process everything he had just experienced.

God's voice broke through his thoughts. "The first lesson is understanding the balance of energy. There are two fundamental forces within the universe: Creation and Destruction. Everything is a product of these forces, and they are in constant tension with one another. To wield this power, you must learn when to create and when to destroy. Each decision you make will tilt the balance—choose wisely."

Makoto nodded, feeling the magnitude of God's teachings. He could already sense the pull of both forces within him—Creation, which felt like an ever-expanding warmth, and Destruction, which was a cold, sharp edge. Each force had its own allure, but both were dangerous if misused.

"Destruction," God continued, "is not inherently evil. It is simply the force that cleanses, that breaks down what is no longer needed. Creation, on the other hand, is the force of growth, of renewal. Both forces are necessary for the cycle of existence, but you must learn to control them without allowing either one to dominate. Too much Creation, and you risk overloading the system. Too much Destruction, and you will destroy everything."

Makoto clenched his fists, feeling the power that surged within him. The responsibility was immense. He was not simply training to fight. He was training to reshape the very forces of the universe. The decisions he would make would determine the fate of entire worlds.

"Now, focus," God instructed. "I will guide you through the next stage of your training. You must learn to harness the elements, the basic building blocks of reality. Once you can control the raw forces of nature, you will be ready to face the challenges ahead."

Makoto took a deep breath and centered himself. As he exhaled, the air around him seemed to vibrate, and with a wave of his hand, he felt the first stirrings of Creation. A small spark of light appeared in his palm, flickering like a tiny flame. He focused, and the light grew, shifting into the shape of a small, glowing orb. It hovered in the air above his hand, its radiance bright but controlled. The force was warm, comforting, and alive. He smiled, realizing that this was just the beginning.

"Good," God said, his tone approving. "You are beginning to understand. Now, let's try Destruction."

Makoto's smile faded as he focused once more. He could feel the chill of Destruction deep within him, like a freezing current running through his blood. He raised his hand and concentrated. Slowly, the air around him darkened, a vortex of cold swirling in his palm. It wasn't as warm as the creation energy—it was sharp, calculated, like the edge of a blade.

With a controlled motion, he released the energy, and the vortex of Destruction shattered a nearby stone, reducing it to dust. The air crackled as the balance between the two forces seemed to settle within him.

"Excellent," God said, his voice soft but filled with pride. "You now understand the balance of Creation and Destruction. The key to mastering this power is in understanding when to apply each force. Remember, both are necessary, but neither should overwhelm the other."

Makoto wiped his brow, his body aching from the effort. But despite the exhaustion, a surge of exhilaration filled him. He had just taken the first real step in mastering the power that could change the fate of the Multiverse. He could feel it now—he wasn't just wielding power; he was understanding it, becoming one with it.

God's voice came again, this time softer, almost a whisper. "But this is just the beginning, Makoto. There is much more for you to learn. You will face challenges that will test not just your strength, but your wisdom, your compassion, and your resolve. This power will demand everything from you."

Makoto stood tall, his resolve hardening. He had made his choice, and now he was committed to seeing it through. The road ahead was uncertain, filled with trials he could not yet fathom. But he would face them head-on, for his friends, for the worlds, and for the balance of existence itself.

"Thank you, God," Makoto said, his voice steady. "I will not fail."

The celestial expanse shimmered with approval, and as God's presence faded, Makoto was left alone in the vast, infinite world. His training was far from over, but for the first time, he felt the weight of his purpose settle within him—not as a burden, but as the fire that would drive him forward.