Chapter 2 Part 4

Codarius was surprised, "You can just do that?! Then why didn't you just do that in the first place?" Abstrelia then slightly glared at Codarius, "Well, unfortunately, if you didn't feel bad, nor wanted to take the responsibility of what was lost, this wasn't possible." Codarius just let out a simple, "What?" Abstrelia then looked at him firmly, "Yes, you were actually the only thing that was able to regenerate from the destruction in fact, everything else was in permanent loss. Apparently, since you caused the dissonance, unless you admit your wrong, everything was beyond gone.

Even recreating it as a new, but same exact thing wasn't possible. The form of the world, this harmony itself, was always dissonant." Codarius then stared at Abstrelia, a little bit frozen because the weight of everything he just heard made him feel unbearably heavy. Abstrelia added, "Now, everything may seem back to normal. However, the unfortunate thing is, everything will end once again, eventually." Codarius quickly unfreezes upon hearing that, "Huh? What do you mean?"

Abstrelia explained, "Well, like I said earlier, recreating the world was impossible, because it itself was erased, due to the harmony being ruined by dissonance. Though you may have admitted you were wrong, and regret your decisions, it's still bound to happen. The regret only allows a chance. That's what I meant, by taking responsibility. Have some resolve."

Codarius asks with an unconfident voice, "Well what am I supposed to do now?" Abstrelia puts on a serious face and gets a singular, small light, "This is the world you came from. I'm going to send you back to where you came from, except the time in the physical world will be set to 5 years prior to the end of the world. From there, you're going to have to do everything you can, to prevent the end of the world you asked for. If you really want to save the world, and take responsibility, go watch the world, in its entirety. Go beyond and beyond, into the depths of reality, and even beyond it. The moment you completely understand, maybe you'll be able to find the dissonance.

The person who granted your wish… If you truly defeat that, only then can you change the misery, and ugly dissonance you brought." Codarius was speechless. He couldn't register half of the things she said, so he asked, "Can you repeat that one more time?" Abstrelia sighed, and then lightly tapped his head. The moment it did, Codarius got everything she said, neatly into his mind. Codarius was severely worried though, how could he do any of what Abstrelia said at all? Abstrelia then sat down in the place, essentially just floating in a sitting posture, and then asked Codarius, "Are you ready?"

Codarius then replied, "Wait, everything is kind of really sudden though." Abstrelia said, "Don't worry, once you get past a certain point, the 5 years won't really matter." Codarius wanted to ask how that made any sense, but it seemed like he didn't have the chance to anymore. The Exoharmony began turning white, with him feeling like he was getting blown away. Everything felt like it was perishing from his vision, but truly it was the opposite.

Abstrelia then said, "Well, I'm going to now send you back to your world, in the physical layer, where you came from. And don't worry, this won't be the last time you'll be seeing me, I promise." Before Codarius could start talking anymore, he had disappeared from the place, without a trace of him remaining. Codarius' view turned pitch black, and silence filled his mind. The moment Codarius disappeared, Abstrelia looked into the endless distance, and faintly murmured, "After all, you were gifted with great talent. Great talent of music…"

Codarius then felt himself materialize, now into an actual physical body, on a grassy surface, and before he knew it, he was back in the physical world, next to the Mountain Ranges of Tindalos where he saw the world end.