Chapter 6:

Side Chapter: The Realm of 'Gods'

Diary of Void: The Millennium War


Hidden in the depths of the Atlantic Ocean, you can find an underwater city called Atlantis. Despite it only being a mere myth in the eyes of humankind, Atlantis is indeed a real place on Earth. A few people only knew its existence and one such fellow was Plato whose family was one of the few families from Atlantis that escaped the destruction of the city. 

He first mentioned Atlantis around 360 BCE to his fellow philosophers and when asked where he heard this from, Plato will always claim that he heard it from the Egyptians. Of course, it was not true. He and his family along with his ancestors kept the secret of Atlantis hidden until a fellow philosopher overheard Plato talking to himself about Atlantis, the philosopher soon spread the rumour of Atlantis far and wide. 

11,000 years ago, when Atlantis was at its peak, it boasted a massive population of several hundred thousand, along with several demigods as deities.  When the Gods of Earth attacked Atlantis for being a 'disruption to natural human evolution', their forces and strength overwhelmed the defences of the Atlantians and the Gods and high-ranked deities massacred Atlantians, whether they were young or old, each person lost their life equally to the Gods who killed them. 

The massacre lasted a day and night before finally a King of Gods; Zeus, came there to deliver the final blow. With rash thinking, Uto sacrificed most of his strength to sink the city. 

This quick thinking by Uto made Zeus's attack miss and saved Atlantis from being completely destroyed. As Atlantis sank into the depths of the Atlantic Ocean, Uto's eyes were staring at all of the gods there, filled with rage and hatred. 

And now, 11,000 years later, Uto and his hand-picked team out of the four hundred surviving Atlantians, created an artificial world where he can test his created weapons on a real battlefield. 

This weapon Uto was currently experimenting on was the Extreme Multiplier, the most powerful and ambitious weapon he had created yet. He had put it on a person living in his world, namely Void. He then turned his attention to a blue translucent screen that showed a person walking down a luxurious hallway. 

Despite having an emotionless face, the person had short blue hair, on the lighter side, in a bob cut. With eyes, the same colour as her hair, and wearing a full military uniform. This was Vula, Void's twin sister that he never knew about. 

"Phase Two commences," he murmured, his voice dripping with sinister amusement. "Let's see how Void reacts to a living sibling, a soldier on the opposing side." he switched screens, his gaze settling on Void and the android fleeing Touimai. "Entertain me, Subject Void number 1500. Show me what you're truly made of." 

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