Myriad Heavens: Rise of the Rune God

Chapter 216: Chapter 216: The Meeting of Two Wills and Migration complete

William’s vast, star-core-like presence filled the wormhole as he began to speak, his voice echoing like the birth and death of stars.

”I will tell you my story,” he said, his tone calm but carrying the weight of eons. ”Then you will understand why I reacted this way.”

Willith, still slightly suppressed by his power, listened quietly. Runar and Orion remained connected through their soul link, observing the conversation.

William continued:

”Both Willith and I are Information Lifeforms — also called Will lifeforms. We are born in the multiverse as the perfect beings to manage and control a universe. Managing a universe requires an almost impossible amount of computational power. For normal lifeforms, this is beyond comprehension. But for us, it is natural.”

He paused for a moment, as if recalling distant memories.

”To reach the level of an Information Lifeform, one must fully comprehend a Principle and break through to the Multiversal Realm. Only then does the previous lifeform — whether biological, plant, energy, silicon, or anything else — evolve and transform into an Information Lifeform. At that point, infinite computational power becomes accessible.”

William’s voice grew slightly heavier.

”Willith and I both graduated from the Multiversal Management Academy. However, we graduated from different classes. I am far older than her. We do not know each other personally.”

He began his personal story.

”It all started back at the Academy. I had a rival named Willard. He was talented, but I was always better. During every exam, I came first, and he came second. Every single time. This fueled a deep hatred in him. He was even more angry because I was an orphan Will — my parents had died long ago and never managed top universes. Meanwhile, his family controlled several top-tier universes. He felt shame at always being second to someone like me.”

William’s tone turned cold.

”You would think that we Wills, as multiversal lifeforms, would be above such petty emotions. But no. We are very emotional. After graduation, when we were assigned our universes, Willard used his family connections to restrict the development of my universe. He blocked reincarnators from being sent to me.”

Despite this sabotage, William had still managed to strengthen his universe through sheer genius and effort.

”As a result, my universe grew incredibly powerful but stagnant and lonely. Without fresh reincarnators bringing new ideas, Intents, Laws, and Principles, it has felt dull for eons.”

He looked toward the wormhole where Runar and Orion stood.

”Orion — or Runar — was the first truly interesting thing to happen in a very long time. That is why I was secretly excited. I had even been planning to make contact soon. But now, my only source of entertainment and future hope is being migrated to another universe.”

The vast chamber fell silent for a moment.

Willith spoke gently. ”I understand your pain. But this migration is not an attack. Runar is a reincarnator sent here by the Multiversal Truck-kun Institution. He has deep ties in both universes. This is a family reunion, not an invasion.”

William was quiet for a long time. Then he sighed and said. ”I wish us a successful inter universal exchange.”

With both Wills’ approval, the solar system continued its majestic journey through the light-year-wide wormhole.

William slowly released his control over the planetary systems. The immense pressure that had frozen everything in place vanished. Wukong let out a long sigh of relief, his shoulders relaxing for the first time in hours.

”Finally,” he muttered, cracking his neck. ”Now let’s finish this properly.”

He raised both hands, and his boundless spiritual power surged once more. With careful, god-like control, he continued pushing the entire solar system downward through the tunnel. Planets, moons, the Sun, the Dyson Swarm, massive fleets, and every living being moved in perfect formation, gliding smoothly through the glowing passage.

The sight was beyond words.

Earth, wrapped in its restored blue oceans and green continents, drifted gracefully through the wormhole. Mars followed, its terraformed surface shining under twin suns. The gas giants — Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune — moved like ancient kings, their rings and moons trailing behind them. The Dyson Swarm, a glittering web of solar collectors, sparkled as it passed through the tunnel. Countless ships and orbital stations moved in synchronized waves, carrying billions of citizens.

In Orion Universe, citizens watched in awe through live broadcasts.

People gathered in plazas, on rooftops, and in virtual spaces, cheering, crying, and praying. ”The Emperor did it!” one young student shouted in a crowded academy square. ”We’re really moving to a new universe!”

Families hugged each other on the streets of New Geneva. Workers in the Jovian shipyards raised their fists in celebration. An old veteran wiped tears from his eyes. ”He protected us when no one else could. Now he’s taking us to a new home.”

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Runar watched the migration from the testing dimension with quiet satisfaction. His Myriad Genesis Eye remained active at a low level, monitoring every detail of the wormhole’s stability.

He opened a brief mental link with Celestia, who was still safely cultivating inside the strengthened pavilion.

”It’s working,” he sent gently. ”The solar system is crossing over. We’re almost there.”

Celestia’s warm voice replied in his mind, filled with pride and love. ”I knew you could do it. I’m so happy for you... for us.”

In the Orion universe, Orion and Runar worked in perfect sync, both raising their hands upward to help stabilize the wormhole. Their combined power — now supported by the two Wills — kept the tunnel perfectly steady.

Then all of a sudden, William and Willith took full control of the wormhole.

”Don’t worry,” Willith said calmly. ”We will take it from here.”

Their immense Universal energy flowed into the wormhole, locking it permanently in place. The light-year-wide tunnel glowed with a stable, majestic radiance, now a fixed bridge between the two universes.

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Before the final push, Wukong appeared beside Orion one last time.

The Monkey King grinned, though his eyes showed a hint of reluctance. ”This is it, kid. I’m staying behind. I’m too close to breaking through to the Universal realm(Or the Multiversal Realm In Runar Universe terms). It’s not the right time for me to leave.”

Orion nodded, extending his hand. ”Thank you for everything, Senior. Without you, none of this would have been possible.”

Wukong clasped his hand firmly. ”Don’t get soft on me now. I can visit you anytime now. I’ll visit when I have time. We’ll drink and fight again someday.”

With a final laugh, Wukong stepped back. He raised his hands, and with one last, god-like surge of power, he pushed the remaining celestial bodies through the wormhole.

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Crimson Lotus and Eternal Scholar watched the entire process from the testing dimension, their expressions filled with awe.

”To think one boy could change the fate of two universes...” Crimson Lotus murmured.

Eternal Scholar nodded slowly. ”He is no ordinary genius. He is a bridge between worlds.”

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The last celestial bodies successfully crossed.

The two universes were now permanently linked.

In the testing dimension, Runar stood beside Orion. For the first time, the two versions of the same soul stood side by side in the same universe. They looked at each other and smiled faintly.

”It’s only the beginning,” they both said at the same time.

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