Chapter 250 249. The Clock Of Fate.

(AN: Omniscient POV)

Then, even though they hadn't moved an inch, they were talking about all the things that were going on with them; both of them revealed the fact that they had indeed seen each other's lives, and at that topic, Isha began to cry again; she talked about Frostine, her life as Isha's maid, and the way she had to sacrifice herself to help Isha run away, among other things, with a small smile on her face. and even after she stopped, the tears continued to stream out of her eyes when she remembered how hellish Eshwar's life had been. They then began to talk about their time together, but because Isha suddenly remembered how he died because of her, she began to cry again. While all of this was happening, it had already turned mid-night. He then told her some slightly shocking news to stop her from crying.

"I recently met a woman named "Seol So-Young," who is supposedly the author from Earth, that wrote "my" story." Eshwar said, and though Isha frowned deeply upon hearing those words, but soon her brows ceased to furrow.

She then told him about the existence of "the clock of fate"." That was the reason for his repetitive lives, then she began to explain what could have really happened with Seol So-Young.

"She could have just suddenly thought of those things, like a simple yet complex, abrupt thought that doesn't leave your mind until you clear it up." Isha continued on with her explanation.

She explained the things about "fate" that she had learned about when she became a God, and she began to link all the things that happened in his last life with the clock of fate that bound him, and to make it easier for him understand, she explained why, how, and what, the golden coloured clock he saw every time he died was, then he began to understand things far more easily, and then he too began to link the things that she hadn't seen while under the curse's influence, she had even explained what the curse actually was, and a ton more things.

"So, you must understand that none of the events in your life were the fault of anyone else; since you became an existence that escaped the cycle of fate, it did everything it could to bring you back on track, but with your unexpected actions, you have just been forcing through everything." Isha answered, and Eshwar realised something.

"That was why, I was reborn as a "villain" that died in the first half." He mumbled under his breath.

"!!' Both of their eyes suddenly snapped wide open, when Eshwar's body suddenly trembled violently, but before Isha could ask what was happening.

"Domain of Vigilance!" Eshwar mumbled, and Isha's consciousness instantly blurred before turning black.

She closed her eyes tightly, then slowly opened her eyes and found herself in outer space. She had seen this before; it was Eshwar's conscious domain, or a domain created with his consciousness.

"Why did you bring me here? What if somebody attacks our bodies while we are here?" Isha expressed her concern and saw a cheeky smirk on Eshwar's face.

"I have partners that can protect me all the time, their names are Pyre and Erebus." Eshwar slowly floated towards her and said with a reassuring smile.

"But if you are still worried," He said and,

SNAP

With a snap of his fingers, a kilometre wide "reality" materialised around her, and there she could see everything that was happening in that radius while Eshwar's body was laid on the skyscraper's edge and Isha's was laid on his. Though she was really comfortable laying on him, now that she was looking at the scene, she couldn't help but blush.

"Maybe I should have activated Devil's Domain." Eshwar mumbled under his breath, and instantly snapped his fingers.

"!!!" Isha's eyes widened in shock, because if one switched between the mental and physical domains like Eshwar had just done, then it didn't matter if it was a demon or a transcendent being; they would perish!

WHOOOMMM

Isha's vision instantly turned black; she thought it was over and that she wouldn't be able to spend even this life with Eshwar.

"Follow me." Suddenly, she heard Eshwar's voice, she snapped out her trance and stared at him float in the pitch-black space lit in golden coloured flames. The most unique divine flames that Isha had never seen before were burning right in front of her, but she didn't even glance at them because her mind had blanked after witnessing how effortlessly he switched between the mental and physical domains.

"You monster." She mumbled and received a smug grin in response. She slightly smiled and began to look around the beautiful yet ominous domain. She then abruptly remembered how hot he looked when he sat on the black throne when he created this domain for the first time.

"Eshwar! You will do me a favour and sit on the throne when we arrive there!ive there!" Though she made it seem like she was asking a favour, her demeanour, the way she spoke, and the small twinkles in her eyes said that she would make him do what she wanted no matter what.

".... Alright." Eshwar shook his head in defeat and agreed to her "favour."

"Yay!" She exclaimed in joy and observed the surrounding more closely, this time, the flames caught her attention, since she had already seen this, though a lot weaker, it didn't matter much to her right now, she soon arrived the "three" massive structures that floated behind and above Eshwar's pitch-black coloured throne. One of the three structures was the Earth, which had many golden rings that were spinning around in their own respective directions. She then glanced at the planet that they had met in their past lives; it too had a single golden ring around it. Below the planets, she saw the majestic golden clock that had ruined Eshwar's entire life.

"Karma." Eshwar mumbled, and a 3-meter-long black coloured line materialised in front of him; if not for the aura that was oozing, it wouldn't have even been visible to her because of how dark Eshwar's domain was.

And in the next instance, when that line disappeared and reappeared right in front of the clock of fate and combined itself with the clock, becoming another hand in the clock, they couldn't do anything but stare at the clock of fate repair itself.