The ground was broken and the air burned with energy. Fenrir, scarred but still monstrous, roared in defiance.
"You will all perish!" he bellowed.
But the siblings had already made up their minds — they would end this.
Kriz Neo summoned his full might, his Kriz Scythe glowing black. With a roar, he unleashed a devastating slash, tearing open a rift of death energy that chained Fenrir's limbs. The beast struggled, but the chains tightened, draining his strength.
Easter Maniac floated above, raining beams of divine healing light — not to heal Fenrir, but to purify the corruption inside him. The light scorched his monstrous soul.
Elly May merged her energy balls into a massive Rift Cannon, unleashing a brilliant beam that tore through Fenrir's defenses.
Kriztan Nico, transformed into a battle tank, fired precise plasma blasts and reflected Fenrir's attacks back at him with his karma shield.
Weakened, broken, Fenrir lunged one last time.
At the center stood Nel, calm and resolute.
Without revealing his true secret powers, Nel simply touched Fenrir's chest.
A silent burst of Primordial Authority erupted.
Fenrir froze mid-attack, and then, with a final howl, disintegrated into ash and mist.
Silence swallowed Kompleks Sukan Keningau.
The siblings stood victorious.
But around them, the crowds were stunned, having witnessed the impossible.
Nel narrowed his eyes. They couldn't allow this to spread.
He activated a hidden ability — an invisible ripple of memory-erasing energy washed over the stadium.
In a blink...
Everyone forgot.
The audience blinked in confusion, now remembering only a "normal school event" — no monsters, no magic, no battle.
But not everyone.
Nel's siblings — Kriz Neo, Easter Maniac, Elly May, and Kriztan Nico — still remembered.
And so did Chelestar.
Somehow, Chelestar had resisted the wipe —
because she was wearing her special sunglasses during the event, shielding her mind from the memory magic.
As Nel turned toward her, their eyes met.
Chelestar gave a small, knowing smile.
The secret would live on — but only in the hearts of those who fought and survived.
The world had returned to normal...
For now.