In the dawn of existence, the cosmos was a silent, empty canvas until the Mighty Celestial breathed life into the void, scattering seeds of creation across stars and planets. But from the shadows emerged the Anti-Life Entity—a ravenous parasite, the inverse of all design, consuming every living thing in its path.
To protect the last bastion of life, Earth, the Constellar Entities, rulers of the grand design, were dispatched. These powerful beings, accustomed to cosmic command, found themselves with an "unacceptable" mission: guarding humanity. Among them, Triangulum, weary of this mundane task, plots his reincarnation. He has amassed forbidden knowledge, weaving a spell to shatter Earth's protective shield, inviting the very forces they were sent to repel.
Yet, every move is anticipated by Orion, the Constellars' master strategist. Though they cannot wield their true power without a human conduit, Orion chooses Xerxez as his mortal vessel. Together, they confront Triangulum's dark magic, but the threat deepens when Xerxez's own son, Maximus, becomes the unwilling host for Draco, the Constellars' most formidable foe.
Now, Xerxez faces an impossible choice: how can he defeat a cosmic evil when it wears the face of his own son?

One evening, Moldovar went to the house of his friend, Jethrov, who was also known as a loyal and excellent leader. It was his friend's birthday, so he honored the day as a sign of good fellowship. The guests and acquaintances of his friend celebrated that night. Whenever he visited his friend's house, he already knew where to wait for him, so in preparation, he brought a special bottle of wine. He waited there for a long time, but Jethrov didn't show up. He understood that his friend might still be busy with the guests, so he decided to wait, but after another hour, someone suddenly came up behind him. He didn't recognize them immediately because they passed through a dark area, but he felt that someone was there. A woman embraced him, so he was shocked and panicked when he finally recognized who it was—Jethrov's wife, Iophinea.


Chapter 47 - Moldovar