Vile Rabbit-Chapter 87 : 88. exploring the vacuum. king rank.

Tens of thousands of years passed.

In the vacuum stood a rabbit-like being the likes of no other. It was the size of ten thousand worlds, its flaming fur was so dark it was almost indistinguishable from the lightless vacuum around it.

Its obsidian claws

unconsciously ripping the space around them, and above its head floated a blazing ethereal jet-black crown that symbolized its majesty.

Apexion opened his otherworldly starry eyes and observed the darkness around him. Instantly, his gaze penetrated its falsehood and saw it for what it really was, seeing its secrets.

'As I thought, laws, thousands of laws,' he saw thousands of laws, all unique but at the same time interconnected with each other, forming a complex system that stabilized and programmed the world as he knew it.

This law system was the reason why worlds shaped the way they did, why a star rotated around a world, and why stars shone brightly.

He understood what innate abilities were. Well, he now confirmed what they were; he had long had an idea of their source, and now he was certain. Innate abilities were nothing more than the fragments of crystalline laws and of tier 6 runes.

He could see that every now and then tiny pieces of crystalline law the size of a particle broke apart and fell into the vacuum. He deduced that the particle would end up inside the body of a newly conceived creature, the same for runes, granting them innate abilities.

He retracted his gaze and focused on his own body, which had completely evolved. He penetrated every fiber of it; his bones had changed from runic to crystalline bones similar to law strings, but they were not, nowhere close, only something much harder than tier 6 runes.

His blood runes had also vanished, leaving behind shimmering crimson blood drops that were as heavy as mountains. His organs were also no longer runic but had reverted to their previous fleshy state, but he could sense that they had become way stronger than before, and his evolution core and spirit were no longer there.

He was now truly heartless and spiritless, or it should be said that he had replaced them with something grander.

Overall, his bodily strength had increased thousands of times.

He shifted his focus onto his greatest creation yet, the ethereal blazing crown floating above his head, the physical manifestation of him as an idea. His eyes flashed and,

Ding!

An ethereal force exploded from the crown, it instantly enveloping everything within a light-year, forming a domain with him at its center.

'!'

His eyes burned with fascination as he took in and observed the space with in the domain. It was devoid of any ascension particles, and not even the laws that operated the vacuum were present inside. It was a completely empty and isolated space where only he could enforce his rules upon.

"A world. A world completely belonging to ME!"

He shouted in a deep tone, after which his figure started to pulse, then a giant flaming ethereal throne manifested behind him. He sat on it, and,

swish! Whoosh!

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The space inside the domain started to twist and turn as a towering, flaming mountain the size of many worlds formed beneath his throne, and an a ocean of obsidian flames that spanned the entire domain formed at the foot of the mountain, placing his throne at the highest point in the domain. Then,

Boom!

A colossal obsidian star the size equal to that of the mountain manifested behind the throne.

One would have thought that with all that flame, the domain would be a shining world that illuminated the night, but no, it was not; it was a world of suffocating darkness, one that even the abominations that were born in the darkest of darkness would find hard to perceive their disgusting bodies if they should enter.

Well, it was almost complete darkness except for the pair of otherworldly eyes that shone with contempt and disdain for any other creature than itself.

"Within this world of flaming darkness, I am absolute!"

After which,

Ding!

A force speared out from his domain, it pierced the very space itself and instantly traversed the entire realm that was over a million light-years in diameter, and made contact with the laws that governed the it.

After which, the laws started to pulse with a terrifying aura as if they were offended, as if they were about to unleash their wrath against the one that dared to invade their domain, but right before they could do any of that,

"Submit!"

Ding!

A majestic voice laced with dominance rang out, as a force containing the law of Apexion slammed into them, immediately the aura that they were accumulating vanished.

Even though they weren't sentient, they were extremely instinctual, and their instinct told them not to defy this law, that aura of a ruler, a ruler that wouldn't hesitate to shatter them into millions of pieces even if that meant the destruction of the entire realm, so they complied, they submitted to the RULER!

…

At the same time, every single creature inside the realm, no matter what the rank, started to uncontrollably tremble with fear, worship, and anticipation.

Every fiber of their being whispered to them telling them that a truly transcended being had come into existence, that a ruler. A king that lords over the very laws that govern their world had been born.

Their egos and spirits also song whispers in their ears, and they couldn't help but drop to their knees and repeat those whispers out loud,

"I submit to the ruler, the highest king."

Their worshiping chants caused the very world they stood on to vibrate slightly.

…

At the edge of Apexion's domain knelt three figures that pulsed with the aura of a world stumper: Alexandra, Thallo, and Iron Teeth. They sang praises and worship with their heads lowered, when suddenly they felt their bodies enveloped by an irresistible force, then,

Voosh!

Their vision shifted, and the next thing they knew, they were kneeling in a place of absolute darkness.

Within the darkness, Alexandra felt the presence of an indescribable but somewhat familiar being before her; she slowly raised her head to gaze upon the being, when suddenly her instincts screamed at her like never before.

It told her not to gaze at the being before her; it told her that the being was already lenient enough by allowing her in its divine presence, and if she should gaze at it, she would suffer a gruesome and bleak fate.