Destroying My Own World

Chapter 389 Rebel.

"What's this place, Mykel?" Elysande asked as she kept staring at Amaryllis who looked so dignified and gorgeous like a Goddess.

"You can say this is my origin," Mykel answered as he kept walking ahead of the others and escorted them out of the void. "It's something you won't be able to comprehend," he added.

Everyone knew that Mykel always had that enigmatic personality that made them unable to see his true intentions. But, this time they were scared or even terrified by him because they could finally see a glance of his power and existence.

Mykel stopped walking and then the void in front of him turned into a thick black smoke. The smoke was getting thinner and thinner the further they went deeper, and suddenly a bright sunlight blinded them. They were used to the darkness and the moment sunlight hit their eyes, it was painful.

"What's this?! Where are you taking us to?" Javelin was in disbelief when she saw the damage that Elena had inflicted.

"Is it really that bad for you to not recognize your own planet?" Mykel asked back as he looked at the crater that covered half of Earth.

They looked at the flattened ground and the crater thoroughly until they saw familiar banners and buildings buried underneath. They were petrified and couldn't believe that the world they lived in had turned into a flattened wasteland. Read exclusive content at My Virtual Library Empire

"Mykel, what's actually happening right now? We were in the main hall to see that woman who barged into the palace. But why is suddenly we are in this dark place and the Earth is completely destroyed?" Elysande looked at Mykel and demanded an answer.

"Did the eldest sister come to our world? But you said that she's going to wait for you and not create havoc here?" Aston furrowed his eyebrows and stared at Mykel.

Everyone looked at Aston and was confused by what he meant, and the moment he realized he had just spilled the secret, he couldn't do anything but accept what he had done wrong. They then looked at Mykel and wanted some explanation about what Aston meant by that.

"Is that true? What's the meaning of this Mykel?" Elestria looked at Mykel in disbelief.

"It's not her," Mykel answered simply. "This is my daughter's doing," he added.

Elestria and Elysande raised their eyebrows after they found out the woman who made the entrance to the palace was Mykel's daughter. The others were confused as to what he meant by that, and what his daughter looked like. But before they could ask, Mykel came out of the void with Amaryllis.

"Can you do it?" Mykel looked at Amaryllis.

"Not a problem," Amaryllis answered as she walked to the front.

Luciel didn't have a choice but to hurry herself to find it, but the woman was already in front of her. She swung her sword at the woman but the woman disappeared and reappeared behind her. She knew that the woman was planning to cut her wing, but she used her power and predict the possible future until she managed to get away from the woman.

The woman was surprised that her movements were predicted by Luciel, but that didn't bother her because she hadn't used all the power within her yet. When she used a bit more of her power, that was when Luciel's ability to predict the future became useless because she would lose her wing no matter what.

The moment Luciel lost her wing after the woman cut it off, she lost almost half of her power. All the power that she devoured and possessed had gone to waste, unable to be used. She hated the fact that her wing was the source of her power, just like her other sisters, wings that made them powerful and weak at the same time.

"It's over..." The woman said as she put the tip of the blade on Luciel's neck. "I'm not going to kill you nor I'm your enemy as I said earlier. You're one of us," she pointed out as she looked at Luciel with a concerned look on her face.

"What do you mean one of you? I don't know who you are, and what do you mean when you said that I'm your favorite character?" Luciel stared back at the woman.

"You were created by me and Mykel. You were with him from your previous life, someone that stand on the top of the others, just like you are right now. But, a lot of things happened, everyone was trying to survive the war between Mykel and a being that ruled out the world," The woman answered. "He achieved the impossible, but who would have thought the one behind everything was that woman, the woman that shackled him," she continued.

"Then why does it have anything to do with me?" Luciel asked.

"Because you died to save Mykel. You were devoured by his power and no longer exist, but she brought you back, used you so Mykel would obey her words. He came to that world with one reason, and that's to get you back and to save all of you," The woman explained.

Luciel immediately clicked with the woman's story and understood why Mykel was collecting everyone's life essence. She finally knew the reason why Mykel wanted to help her, and it made sense why Mykel was cold toward that omnipotent being. She then wondered what kind of life she had before she got reincarnated, and how it felt to fight in a real war.

"I wouldn't be able to get your life essence because I don't have that power. Only Mykel could do it, and I'm not telling you to die, but what I want is for you to join our side," The woman said as she looked around her and watched the void cover the endless of whiteness world slowly. "What do you say?" she asked as she reached out her hand at Luciel.

"I have the tendency to be on top, to convince myself to work for someone else, that's not something I want," Luciel scoffed as she looked down. "But, I would rather have my freedom than be shackled by that woman," she looked up at the woman and grabbed her hand.

"You don't have to worry about that. Mykel wouldn't take you in if you're weaklings. He never let those follow him to be his hands and feet, he wants them to thrive, even if it means to surpass him," The woman responded as she helped Luciel stand up.

Luciel watched as the woman took the wing that she had cut off and then offered it to her.

"You haven't told me your name," Luciel pointed out as she put her wing back.

"Sasha," Sasha smiled happily as she looked at Luciel and never thought she could see her in person from up close.