Two souls bound together 
A prisoner Older than time, 
And whispers that could unmake the stars.





When the stars whisper, only a few dare to listen.
In a fractured galaxy where ancient forces stir beneath the surface of reality, two unlikely souls are drawn together: Lyra, a soldier scarred by war and haunted by betrayal, and Kaelen, a wanderer cursed with a fire that cannot die. Both carry wounds that time cannot mend—and both stand at the center of a secret older than the universe itself.
Their bond begins as survival, but soon grows into something more powerful, more dangerous—something the chained presence buried in the abyss has waited eons to exploit.
As shadows spread across worlds and empires tremble, Lyra and Kaelen must unravel the mystery of the Eternal Chain—a cosmic prison that binds not only their fates, but the fate of all existence. Every choice they make pulls them deeper into a labyrinth of shattered memories, treacherous allies, and truths too devastating to face.
But the greatest battle will not be fought with swords or fire. It will be fought within themselves—against the seductive whispers of infinity that promise love, power, and eternity… at a cost too great to bear.
A sweeping tale of romance, betrayal, and the eternal war between light and shadow, Whispers of Infinity is a thrilling sci-fi epic of 902 chapters that will keep you breathless until the final whisper.

The battlefield fell silent, as though the Black Sun itself held its breath. Shadow-knights and collapsing citadels faded into the periphery, their chaos paling against the presence now stepping forward.


The Echo-Lord loomed above them, armored in voidsteel, his body streaked with molten cracks of starfire. His crown of shattered suns burned as though each fragment was a scar left on creation. He towered like a god—yet his eyes, twin abysses, locked onto two mortals.


Kaelen stepped forward, blade igniting, every muscle trembling with the weight of the moment. He wasn't fighting an army now. He wasn't buying time. This was a duel that would either shatter him… or change everything.


He shook his head, never taking his eyes off the Echo-Lord. "This is mine."


The Echo-Lord drew his weapon: a colossal blade of shadowfire, broad as a starship wing. He raised it high, and the Black Sun's light bent toward him, feeding the weapon.


Kaelen moved first. He sprinted across the glass plain, his phaseblade a comet-trail of light. He struck, aiming for the cracks in the giant's armor. The Echo-Lord met the blow with a single swing, the collision igniting a shockwave that hurled Lyra, Rhyss, and Ceyra backward.


Kaelen skidded, boots carving molten streaks in the ground. His arm screamed from the force, but he steadied himself.


The Echo-Lord's voice was low, resonant.


"You fight with rage. But rage burns. I do not burn."


Kaelen launched himself again, his movements sharp, relentless. He feinted low, then leapt high, slashing at the Echo-Lord's helm. Sparks exploded. The giant staggered—but only for an instant. With blinding speed, the Echo-Lord countered, backhanding Kaelen across the battlefield.


He crashed into the ground, coughing blood, his blade flickering.


"Kaelen!" Lyra screamed, running toward him.


But Kaelen forced himself up, spitting blood into the void. "Stay back, Lyra. If he wants me, he'll have to bleed for it."


He charged again, and this time, his strikes carried not just fury but precision. Every cut was a question, every parry a challenge. Slowly, impossibly, he began forcing the Echo-Lord back.


For the first time, the giant faltered.


Lyra gasped, realization dawning. The duel wasn't just combat—it was rewriting the balance of power inside the Sun itself. Every strike Kaelen landed pulled at the fabric of eternity.


But the Echo-Lord was far from beaten. He roared, summoning shadowfire into a storm that blotted out even Lyra's light.


And as the storm closed in, Kaelen whispered to himself—half promise, half prayer:


Chapter 289 - Chapter 289 – Duel in the Black Sun