Sun Sons Across the Ages

When Byron pressed the button, Greenfire, thoroughly fed up with Duma, shouted.

"Are we doing this, Byron!?"

"Then we'll all die together!"

He pulled a deep-blue droplet from his hand.

Greenfire poured a vast amount of Spirituality into it, then crushed it.

The instant it burst, everyone felt a violent tremor, as though some immense force had struck the entire world.

Then they heard the ceaseless roar of waves.

An endless sea seemed to pour down from the sky and engulf everything.

Soon, the water they had only imagined began seeping through the dome overhead.

As it did, the brightly lit Ruins rapidly darkened.

Within seconds, it was too dark to see a hand in front of one's face.

In the darkness, the Masters sensed through their Spirituality that their surroundings had changed again.

Clicks and creaks sounded in the dark.

Shell-bearing creatures seemed to be roaming nearby, or perhaps something damp and foul-smelling was growing at terrifying speed.

Meanwhile, in the Real World.

The students conducting experiments at the hotel suddenly felt dizzy.

One after another, they collapsed to the floor.

Even Professor Mons, who had been advising them, and Lane, himself a Beyonder, fell.

Only two people remained standing.

One was Professor Freem, who already had one foot in the realm of Masters.

The other was Morales, bewilderment written all over his face.

"What's happening?"

Morales asked in a panic, looking around.

"Where's Arkham? Why didn't he come out for today's experiments?"

Faced with the supernatural, Morales instinctively wanted to hide behind Evan.

But Evan had been missing from the Real World for over twenty-four hours.

Morales and the others had wondered about it, but Professor Byron had assured them that Evan was carrying out another important task and would see them again soon.

Afterward, Byron had