Foretell Things Before They Happen

With the bright, dazzling shine, it looked like the dawn when the sun first rose.

The sunlight, as sharp as blades, shone through the materialized darkness, burning like a hot knife cutting through butter; the darkness that was blocking Erbus. K sliced in half when the black and white collided.

Erbus. K, encaged in the darkness, was split in half by the light as well, but it wasn't the end. Instead, it was just the beginning. The white brilliance didn't merely seep in through every possible seam and hole, but it was also very tenacious.

The light cut through the darkness again and again. 

The big block of darkness was quickly cut into shreds, eventually disappearing into nothing.

The darkness that enveloped the night was vanishing at an exponential speed. 

Erbus. K's body was vanishing along with it. Its body, which was split in half by the light, boiled and melted away as if it were soaked in acid.