You heard Miya's words and didn't hesitate for even a second.
With a single, calm snap of your fingers, reality obeyed without resistance.
Lukas, along with the merged cosmic horror (the fused Goddess and Demon Lord), were instantly teleported trillions of kilometres away — far beyond the solar system, deep into the empty void of space, an incomprehensible distance from Earth.
The battlefield above the capital suddenly went silent.
The violent tremors that had been shaking the planet stopped almost immediately.
But even from that unimaginable distance, the aftershocks of the battle could still be felt.
The Earth continued to tremble faintly. Cracks spread across continents. Thousands of plants and forests were destroyed by the residual shockwaves. In the night sky, a distant star visibly flickered and then exploded in a brief, silent supernova — collateral damage from the cosmic clash happening trillions of kilometres away.
From the surface, everyone could still feel the immense power radiating from that far-off battle. The sky pulsed with faint ripples of shadow and corrupted divine-demonic energy. It was like watching thunder from a storm on the edge of the universe.
Miya pushed herself up with Liora's help, breathing heavily but steadying herself with Starfang planted in the ground.
"…He's fighting it so far away… but we can still feel it. That merged thing is strong."
Liora kept healing the four heroes, her hands glowing silver. She looked worried but determined. "Lukas… please be careful."
The capital was damaged — cracked streets, fallen buildings, terrified citizens — but the immediate threat on the ground had been neutralized for now.
You stood calmly, eyes distant as you monitored the battle happening trillions of kilometres away. Lukas was clashing fiercely with the abomination in the emptiness of deep space. Neither side had gained a clear upper hand yet, but the sheer scale of their fight was still affecting the planet even from that distance.
Miya looked at you, emerald eyes fierce and loyal.
"My lord… what now? Do we go help him? Or trust that he can handle it?"
The First Djinn's laughter still echoed faintly from the void, clearly entertained by the chaos he had caused.