The moment Infinite Tsukuyomi ended, hundreds of millions of internet users around the world vented their wild joy and lingering fear at having survived.
From Japan's official announcement of the supernatural age three years ago to Pain razing New York City three days ago, no major event compared to the uproar caused by Infinite Tsukuyomi.
However sensational the previous supernatural incidents had been, they had been confined to a city or a country. Infinite Tsukuyomi, however, was a global apocalyptic crisis. Billions of people had fallen under the genjutsu without a single exception.
For the vast majority of ordinary people living ordinary lives, this was their first personal experience of a supernatural incident outside television and the internet.
The days of living in anxiety and dread amid the clamor of impending doom were finally gone for good!
Unfortunately, the long, nightmarish night had not ended. Before they could enjoy much of that brief joy, the sky came crashing down again.
No one knew who noticed it first, or whether countless people discovered the sight simultaneously.
The full moon grew larger and larger in the night sky, becoming terrifyingly huge, like a pale eye peering at the world.
As though being gnawed by a heavenly dog, the mirror-round full moon began shedding visibly uneven fragments from its broken edges.
The moon was splitting apart!
No, the moon was falling toward Earth!
Across the half of Earth shrouded in night, regardless of country or region, every human who witnessed this impending catastrophe was scared out of their wits.
An unprecedented panic then immediately spread to the other side of Earth.
Astronomical volumes of data flooded the internet every second, overwhelming servers across the world. Countless platforms crashed.
"What's happening? Why is the moon falling?"
"Is the world ending again and again and