Memory of Heaven:Romance Written By Fate Through Beyond Infinity Time-Chapter 576 Amphitheater – Sounds That Have Never Been Breathed

That night, Elyra did not cry. Yet from her tiny body, a silent resonance emerged—a subtle vibration that seeped into the darkness of the night, disturbing the outside world with an almost invisible presence but awakening the structures beneath the ground that seemed to be completely asleep. In the midst of the almost sacred silence, shadows danced gracefully on the walls of the Amphitheater, reminiscing the ancient songs that once filled the air with wonder. Each heartbeat of Elyra echoed in the mystical tranquility, something that united the souls trapped in eternal lyrics, like an endless echo that softly flowed between the layers of time that twisted. An unseen voice whispered gently, grasping both fear and hope, as if warning Elyra of the mysterious power lurking behind the shadows.

The city of the Philistines, though seemingly crumbling on the surface, held layers of memories embedded in its cracked earth. One of them was the Nihila Amphitheater—the deepest heart of the city, where the whispers of voices failed to transform into meaningful words. There, among the whispering ruins, every fingerprint of history was etched in ancient dust, forming stories that could only be understood by brave souls willing to listen. Dim light reflected the stern faces of ghosts, creating haunting silhouettes that seemed to signify an endless waiting between the living and those who had gone. Sharp and low voices blended in a melancholic harmony, forming a symphony that could only be understood by the depths of broken and wounded hearts.

And Elyra's open glyph invited a call back from that place, radiating an aura that seeped throughout the room.

They Fell... Not Down, But Inward

As Fitran lulled Elyra to sleep, the floor beneath them sparkled with spirals of light, as if flowing from the earth's core. Beelzebub screamed in panic, trying to carry her child back—but all efforts seemed swallowed by the void.

The three of them did not fall physically. Instead, they were absorbed by the existential structure that was fluid and hidden within the heart of the city. The large oval space held a tense atmosphere, with stone seats spiraling upward—as if keeping secrets, without an audience, only faceless shadows trapped.

In the center of the stage: The slick ground like a mirror, reflecting their dark shadows. Pale light flickered gently as if mimicking the remaining breath. And in the air, faint sounds created a disturbing atmosphere.

A baby's cry, a mother calling a name that was never given, a father blaming himself for not being able to touch his child, merged into a sad melody that remained unspoken.

Amidst the whispers of the wind, dampness and emptiness filled the atmosphere, forming a picture of uncertainty that crept into every corner. As if, every second dug into the layers of forgotten time, calling the trapped souls to enter this space deeper—a Fukushima Amphitheater that birthed bitter memories and hollow hopes.

Elyra slept in Fitran's embrace, yet her body glowed—her glyph brought this space to life, radiating light that pierced the surrounding darkness. ƒreewebɳovel.com

Passive Magic: "Resonantia Vocem Inceptae"

Elyra's Spiral Glyph invited "the voices that once wanted to live but were not allowed to speak." Gently, one voice began to form a figure that pondered in silence.

Neph-Null: The Unwanted Children

From the air that seemed to vibrate, a creature slowly took shape: small-bodied like a baby, yet with an adult's sorrowful face, devoid of eyes. Its hands were long and thin, from each fingertip—names that had not been finished written emerged.

Each letter born from those fingers floated in the air, swaying like a silent melody dancing gently between the grids of reality. They depicted stories that were never revealed, a poem without verses, buried in the haunting silence. In the dim light, those shadows gathered, waiting for the right moment to embrace the neglected souls.

"I am those who were never asked." "We are the children who were conceived but not allowed to live in words." "Elyra... your name makes us aware that we have no voice."

From one of the amphitheater seats, a vision of herself emerged. However, this was not her current self, not the remaining demon figure. But when she was first 'created' by the Void:

That tiny body lay in silence, crying without sound, as if struggling against the emptiness that enveloped. No hands cradled her, only a void that slowly spun, as if waiting to pour out a deep sense of rejection. Around this grand building, mysterious shadows roamed, igniting dim light reflected from the tail-brick walls, choosing forgotten stories to be showcased. Amara, the tiny guardian spirit, shivered in silence, dancing gracefully between times, waiting for the acknowledgment that never came.

Beelzebub cried.

"That... that is me..."

The space began to play a melody of nostalgia, and from the right side of the amphitheater, the figure of Rinoa appeared, but she was merely an image—moving like a puppet bound to unfinished sentences. Like a shooting star entangled in the mysteries of the night sky, she sparkled then dimmed, collapsing in the tension between hope and despair. Her steps wavered as she approached, then spoke softly:

"You love a shadow. Elyra is not me. But why can I feel love from you, even when I have never touched it?"

Amidst her words, a gentle aroma from lost memories surged, as if tempting every soul in the amphitheater to look back at the past filled with nostalgia. The whispering wind softly conveyed secrets hidden behind the veil of eternity, reflecting on the meaning of love and loss trapped in the shackles of time.

Fitran stood firm, holding Elyra tightly, as if afraid of losing her. "Because love... is never limited to who came first. But to those who choose not to leave," he said, his voice full of determination.

Neph-Null began to spin, and from its dark body, the distorted shadows of Beelzebub and Fitran emerged—they loved Elyra, but loved her in a dark way, shackled by obsession, constraints, and fear that imprisoned them.

In the thick darkness, those shadows seemed to dance with the night wind, each of their movements spreading a dim glow that sparkled, forming an endless circle in the Nihila Amphitheater. Its ancient walls whispered, absorbing secrets buried for centuries, ringing a gong of sound that was loud yet soft, as if reminding them of the power hidden behind the absence of sound.

"This is the possibility born from your wounds." "Are you truly ready to be the parents of light... or merely wish to redeem yourselves?"

Beelzebub felt a deep fear, "I am afraid... of myself." Fitran added in a tone full of despair, "I am afraid... that I will lose Elyra like I lost Rinoa." "My name... is not finished," said a faint voice coming from within Elyra, filling the amphitheater with her presence.

They appeared in the audience seats, nameless babies trapped in touching silence. Without sound, without identity.

Yet, they did not attack.

They only stared with shining eyes, holding quiet dreams, asleep in a deep gaze. Each gaze was a mirror reflecting past sorrows and future hopes, as if this amphitheater was created to be the eternal witness of the journey of souls imprisoned in time.

Elyra opened her eyes, and in her pupils, all those names were reflected, as if hinting at all the unspoken memories and hopes.

Beelzebub hugged Elyra tighter, providing protection amidst uncertainty. Fitran stood tall in front of her, blocking all possible distortions that might arise. Neph-Null whispered, its soft voice gentle yet full of power:

"If you can bring our voices to the surface... then we will not destroy you." "But if Elyra is silenced... then this entire amphitheater... will become the last voice ever shouted by the world."