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Chapter 15 - Training, Upgrades, and the Return of Shadows

Neo-Lumina had recovered from the last multiverse-scale battle, but the city's neon glow now carried a sense of cautious vigilance. Citizens whispered about the heroes who had saved reality… mostly.

Kael sat on a rooftop, examining his quantum glove. "Alright… my glove is amazing, but it's still chaotic. We need better control. And maybe more power. Definitely more power."

Lira hovered beside him, fingers flying across her tablet. "Agreed. We also need faster, stronger, and smarter holograms. Oh, and traps that can move across dimensions without collapsing."

Juno sneezed lightly, sparks flickering around him. "And maybe… sneezing more strategically?"

Kael groaned. "Yes. Sneezing strategically. That's part of the plan."

The trio set up a training ground in the heart of Neo-Lumina: a combination of holographic arenas, dojo walls, and simulated dimensional rifts. Citizens watched in awe as Kael, Lira, and Juno began their intense upgrade regimen.

Kael experimented with his glove, summoning multiple holographic clones and practicing precise strikes. Each clone now had different combat patterns, allowing him to coordinate complex attacks across dimensions.

Lira upgraded her constructs, creating mobile holographic fortresses, dimensional chains, and reflective energy spikes. She even devised a digital tracking system to predict shadow creature movements.

Juno's sneezes became more controlled. By concentrating and timing them perfectly, he could summon miniature lightning storms and directed energy arcs, turning his unpredictable power into a reliable asset.

As the heroes trained, the skies above Neo-Lumina shimmered ominously. A dark rift appeared on the horizon, smaller than before but pulsing with dimensional energy unlike anything the heroes had seen.

Kael frowned. "Uh-oh… that's not good. That's very not good."

Lira's eyes narrowed. "The villain is back. And judging by this energy… they've learned too."

Juno sneezed nervously. "Uh… do we get a warning before the next multiverse invasion?"

Kael smirked. "Nope. We train… and hope our upgrades are enough."

The dark rift grew, swirling ominously. Within it, the faint outline of the villain appeared, observing the city with cold, calculating eyes.

"This time," the villain said, voice echoing across dimensions, "your tricks won't save you. The multiverse will fall, and there will be no heroes left to stop me."

Kael, Lira, and Juno exchanged determined glances. Their training had just begun, but their teamwork, upgrades, and chaotic powers were ready for whatever came next.

Neo-Lumina's heroes were prepared… or at least as prepared as anyone could be for an interdimensional villain hell-bent on conquering reality.

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