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He saw Maya's Crystal Skull, which was playing the Apocalypse Prophecy. The surface of the skull flickered with an eerie light, as if telling the tale of an ancient civilization's end. Xu Rong could feel the despair and fear from those prophecies, as if the entire world was heading toward annihilation.
Not far away, the Mechanical School of Fish from Atlantis was gnawing at the continuity of time and space. These mechanical fish were covered in metallic scales, their teeth sharp as blades, and each bite took away a fragment of time and space. Xu Rong watched as the rifts in time and space continued to widen, as if the entire universe was being torn apart.
In another corner, the Proton from the Three-Body World unfolded into infinite Scores. These Scores floated in the air, as if playing an endless symphony. Xu Rong could sense the despair and struggle within those notes, as if it were the final cry of a civilization facing the indifference of the universe.
"You finally came..." All the silken threads suddenly trembled, weaving into the outline of his wife. "Every Xu Rong will come to this place..." Deep within the threads, Xu Rong saw countless versions of himself fighting for their lives: his Bronze Age self wielding a bone flute against natural disasters, his Steam Age self piloting a Gear Giant in combat with a Sower Warship, and his Cyber Era self uploading consciousness to cosmic strings.
At the core of the graveyard, Xu Rong found the origin of the Sower—the Mother Egg floating in the void. The surface of this egg was covered in cracked musical scores, and each pulse triggered a resonance across parallel universes. As he approached, the shell suddenly became transparent, revealing a curled-up fetus inside: it was a conglomerate of all civilization's genes.
"This is your child..." His wife's voice came from within the egg, "and also the father of all civilizations..." Xu Rong's Quantum Heart suddenly exploded, and Stardust condensed into a staff notation in the void. He realized the ultimate truth: the Sower was every civilization's twisted desire for eternity, and he himself was the slayer born from this desire.
As the Bone Blade pierced the Mother Egg, the entire quantum abyss began to collapse. The Forbidden City’s Bian Zhong played a Requiem, Easter Island statues erupted with Supernova brilliance, and the Amazon Rainforest’s QR Code reassembled into a reversal equation. Before Xu Rong dissipated, he saw:
The Earth was undergoing a transformation into a form reminiscent of Primordial Soup, while the Sower Warship sank beneath the waves, turning into musical notes. On the remnants of Tokyo Tower, a baby was composing a new melody with glowing fingers. Meanwhile, across the galaxy, a new Xu Rong opened his eyes amidst the nebula.
Xu Rong stood in the shade of a sycamore tree at Third Elementary School, his fingers unconsciously rubbing against the portable ultraviolet lamp in the pocket of his Western Pants. The sound of cicadas in June enveloped him with waves of heat, yet it could not dispel the chill at the nape of his neck—there was that little girl with braids again, gnawing on her nails.
"Uncle, would you like to buy some popping candy?" The Convenience Store Owner leaned out with his shiny round face, colorful snack bags in the glass cabinet shimmering with an eerie glow under the sunlight. Xu Rong noticed a burn scar on her palm, about the size of a coin, shaped like a twisted plum blossom.
Suddenly, commotion erupted from the direction of the classroom. Three boys burst out of the corridor, one of them stuffing orange fragments into his mouth as he ran, crumbs cascading down from his uniform collar. Xu Rong's pupils constricted sharply; his forensic instincts kicked in, allowing him to instantly detect the sweet metallic scent wafting through the air—identical to what he had smelled three months ago in the Autopsy Room when examining Human Sausage.
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