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Chapter 83: A New Dawn

Waves of Philip and Amelia’s activity extended throughout infinite real dimensions as they welcomed their new roles as multiverse watchmen. In their own universe, the aftermath of the last battle began to show. In the war room, Dr. Chen grabbed consciousness fast.

The sudden calm confused him as he blinked after the turmoil of the combat. As sparks shot from the broken equipment, charred circuitry smelled in the air. Ozone. “Are everyone doing well?” He yelled with a harsh voice. Moans and mumbles answered him while the group progressively mixed. Rising, they stared about at the damage with a mix of wonder and incredulity. “What was happening?” Inquired someone. “Did we pass?” Dr., Chen noticed the place Philip and Amelia had stood before. Not even a scorch scar, to imply they had disappeared, was present there now. ‘I…

His voice heavy with feeling, he said, “I think we did.” Nevertheless, at what cost? As the crew organized their ideas, reports from all over started to flood in. The extraterrestrial armies’ technological capability had disappeared, leaving just shells.

Emerging from the shadow of occupation, humanity was blinking in the light of a hard-earned liberation. Days became weeks as the globe struggled to understand what had happened.

From brave penance to soar to a higher plane of presence, speculations abound about Philip and Amelia’s fate. Realizing the world wasn’t ready to accept the truth of the multiverse, Dr. Chen and the group subdued about the whole truth.

They now focused on recovery. The left behind alien technology proved to be advantageous in both respects. It presented major opportunities in many different disciplines, but if improperly handled it also presented major hazards. To oversee these relics, Dr. organized governments all around into a coalition. Chen and his team covering as important advisers.

Their participation in the multiverse invention made them quite suited to handle the remainders from outsiders. As humans started to rebuild, odd events started to happen all throughout the world. Stories of momentary sightings of other worlds characterized events when the fabric of space seemed to shimmer.

Some people have claimed to have quick talks with several incarnations of themselves. Dr. Chen understood these events as the echoes of the multiverse network permeating their planet. He kept an eye on these things and considered whether they may provide Philip and Amelia’s whereabouts some piece of information. Months passed, and another normal began to blossom.

Cities were rebuilt using alien technologies in ways that improved rather than dominated human existence. Involving the crises as a means of addressing long-standing inequities, the global alliance tried to distribute assets fairly.

But everyone did not find the new world order appealing. Rising as the “Idealists,” who maintained for thorough eradication of every single foreigner vestige, a group gathered. They saw the invention as a threat to mankind’s freedom, a waiting menace eroding everything. Tensions grew when Purist organizations started to target government and scientific centers.

Ultimately winding into the center of the conversation, Dr. Chen argued fiercely for the consistent application of the outsider idea. Two companions who had disappeared-Philip and Amelia-representated the Purist movement. They agreed that the outsider invention may address a lot of world issues, including environmental change, disease, and hunger as well as other ones such Doctor Chen, a scientist, created new sensors to identify multiversal energy oscillations, which periodically raised or lowered energy levels.

Following the last conflict a year ago, Dr. Chen discovered a consistent pattern in these vacillations suggesting Philip and Amelia might be trying to communicate with each other. Events in the rest of the world took a dreary turn when a Perfectionist group discovered how to enter a high-security office lodging hazardous outsider curios, trying to untangle the example. One of the devices passed in the next battle created an air pocket of altered reality that enveloped the entire city from the office. Purists said it validated their point of view and that the extraterrestrial technology was too dangerous to preserve.

Governments all across were under increasing pressure to cut off their research initiatives. Seeing the unfolding crisis with growing vigilance, Dr. Chen realized that just destroying the innovation was not the answer. Their lack of understanding meant they ran the danger of causing even more calamities. As he sought to fix this, the multiversal sensors went crazy and his energy levels shot to all-time highs. Dr. “Everyone, stand back!” Chen cried as the lab’s central focus began to sparkle. The shimmering grew more strong and turned into a whirling funnel of energy. Standing before them, Amelia and Philip seemed both familiar and totally changed. Their body seemed to be somewhat anchored in this reality, their eyes reflecting the wisdom of years. “Hi, close buddy,” they said, resonating with a lifetime of other selves. Returning to assist others in need, they were Dr. Chen suggested a dangerous arrangement and felt both trust and anxiety. When Philip asked Amelia and him what they needed to do, his face was grim but focused.

He advised creating a group and entering the impacted area where they would guide them to the gadget. Still, he warned, the reality itself was erratic there. Amelia told Dr. Chen to let her handle things, her eyes darting with a force that sent shudders down his back. They can occupy them, but they cannot fairly arbitrate. Chen pulled Dr. Philip and Amelia from the group as they rushed to prepare for their main objective. “There’s quite a lot of I need to ask you,” he continued. “About where you’ve gone, what you’ve seen… Philip’s hand on his shoulder set off a wave of multiverse energy in Dr. Chen.” Indeed, dear friend, we know We also wish had the chance to share everything.

Still, our existence here strains the reality itself already. We won’t be here long. Amelia said, “Just realize we care after you constantly. Each of you in every reality. We will also always be here for you when you most need us. Dr. Chen waved, backtracking tears. I understand. And… I’m glad. for everybody.Property belongs to Nôvel(D)r/ama.Org.

As the squad was concluding its get-ready, they saw activity outside. The Puritans had found their position and were headed for the institution armed and resolved to stop them. Philip and Amelia exchanged looks. As Philip said, “It’s time.” “Remember, we can guide you even inside the affected zone. Still, be careful; the principles of physical science are more like concepts from there.” Philip and Amelia backed off and nodded once more to their old pals. Before they vanished, their structures began to shimmer and blur, dispersing into many particles of light whirled around the room. Doctor. Chen drew a long breath and squared his shoulders as he faced his squad.

Outside, the cries of the approaching Perfectionists were audible. He answered gently. “Alright,” he says despite the exhilaration and anxiety running through him. “We should go save reality.” As they headed toward the exit, ready to sprint for the impacted region, Dr. Chen couldn’t get rid of a frustrating doubt. Indeed, Philip and Amelia had come to help, but their eyes revealed a deeper concern unspoken that begged attention.

They were hiding from him? Besides, what other possible dangers might lurk in the warped reality they were about to enter? Dr. ran out of time to consider these questions. Chen led his crew into the uncertainty of a world on brink. Philip and Amelia’s last present, getting them the time they needed to reach their goal, sending the office in a breathtaking display of multiversal energy behind them. Dr. Chen became ready for whatever was to come while they rushed towards the brilliant limit of the affected zone. Once they had saved the earth. Right now, the time had come to review it for their planet but for all actual variables. The real adventure was only beginning; the fate of the multiverse was under question.