ONE NIGHT FOREVER のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 131 - チャプター 140

Location: Remote Coastal Refuge — Command CenterThe command center was silent as Kyle played back the recording of the voice we’d heard in the extraterrestrial structure.“You awaken what you cannot control. The cycle begins anew.”The weight of those words hung over us like a tempest cloud. They weren’t just a warning—they were a threat.Decoding the Warning"The energy signature from the obelisk wasn’t just a broadcast," Kyle said, bringing up the data he’d managed to recover. "It was a signal—a catalyst. And I think it’s already been received.""Received where?" Damien asked, his tone sharp."That’s the problem," Kyle acknowledged, his digits racing over the keyboard. "The signal reverberated across multiple locations before it disappeared. It’s like it’s awakening up something, but we don’t know what—or where.""Then we find out," Damien said firmly. "This isn’t over."The Team’s Reactions"We’ve been chasing ghosts for months," Vanessa said, reclining against the console. "Now w

The Command Center at the Remote Coastal RefugeAs Kyle displayed the coordinates of the fragment's terminus, the atmosphere in the command center became more dense."It’s in Greenland," Kyle said, pointing to the map. Deep under the ice. There is whatever received the message."Why is everything buried in the most remote places on Earth?" Rook leaned back in his chair and said."Because it was meant to stay hidden," Vanessa said appropriately. "And we keep digging it up." "This isn’t about staying hidden anymore," Damien snappily said. "The key is to wake awake. The next stage of the cycle is whatever is in Greenland.Greenland preparationsThere was no denying the urgency in the mood as the team moved swiftly."What are we walking into this time?" While we were getting ready for the trip, I asked Kyle."I don’t know," he said quietly. "However, the energy signature that we are seeing is larger beyond anything we have yet to experience. This might be the brain of the system if the tr

The Command Center at the Remote Coastal RefugeThe burning ruins of the alien core were still vivid in my imagination, as was the devastation of the forest. The system was changing and adapting, and it seemed that every piece we destroyed gave rise to something more powerful.The buzz of Kyle's console was the only sound in the shelter. His face was drawn and pale, and he had been working nonstop since we got back. At last, he broke the stillness by saying, "It’s not over," "I’ve been analyzing the data from the core, and... it’s worse than we thought."Damien responded sternly, "Define 'worse,'" and moved onward.Pulling up a holographic display, Kyle stated, "The system isn’t just adapting." It is reproducing itself. The surviving pieces rearrange and get stronger each time we eliminate a component. It's similar to a live thing growing back. Vanessa crossed her arms and stated, "So we're making it worse." "Great.""Not worse," replied Kyle. We're not winning, however. Eventually, t

The Carpathian Mountains in Eastern EuropeThe rocky Carpathians rose like sharp fangs against the horizon as the VTOL sliced through the icy air. As we got closer to the locations, Kyle's weak signal became louder, its fractured energy pattern pulsating wildly on his monitor."This signal is different," Kyle said after looking over the findings. It lacks the stability and strength of the others. It could be a relic of the system that we overthrew, but However, Damien said, "But what?""It feels... unfinished," Kyle said. "Like it’s trying to rebuild itself but doesn’t have the resources.""Then we ensure it doesn't have the opportunity," Damien said icily. "We’re not letting this thing come back."The Undiscovered FacilityThrough thick woods and sheer cliffs, the signal brought us to a remote valley. From under the snow came a dim light, indicating that something strange was there.Kyle's portable scanner illuminated as he added, "There's definitely something here." Although the ene

Location: Remote Coastal Refuge — Command CenterIt had been a week since the obelisk in North Africa was destroyed, and the team was slowly adjusting to what felt like the end. Kyle monitored his consoles obsessively but found no trace of activity. The system, it seemed, was finally gone.But the quiet had taken on a different quality—less peaceful and more foreboding, as if something unseen was watching us.Kyle’s BreakthroughLate one evening, Kyle called us all into the command center. His face was pale, his hands shaking slightly as he typed."I’ve been going over the data from the North Africa site," he began, his voice tight. "And I found something buried deep in the core’s energy signature. A pattern we’ve never seen before.""What kind of pattern?" Damien asked, his tone sharp. Kyle brought up a holographic display of the data—a series of intricate, interlocking symbols that pulsed with faint energy."It’s a message," Kyle said, his voice trembling. "But it’s not from the sys