Black Friday; Absolute Zero

Entering the Absolute Dead Wonderland after the Black Friday protocol was initiated not just once, but twice, from opposite ends of the spectrum, the being herself was given some of her greatest power to carry out the 'Black Friday' for as long as necessary. Her very power over all superstition and fortune, being the 'Friday The Thirteenth Fairy', -- rather, the dark side of the Friday The Thirteenth Fairy -- meant that the potency of her natural 'Malfortuna' was at its pinnacle, despite it not actually being a 'Friday The Thirteenth', where Friday drew all of her power from every time.

The fact that it was a Friday was enough, seeing as her powers spanned over many aspects that only her Creator knew the full extent of.

Nevertheless, the abysmally pitch-darker-than-black void fairy asserted her presence immediately in the Dead World, though bringing all to silence, and dragging with her TATARI, which would be able to assist and oversee her. Even the void she entered cracked a bit at her entrance, the very empty nothingness itself somehow being brought out of equilibrium, though there was literally only nothingness. Her power far exceeded what was able to be conventionally conceived, even to this degree, so though beings like herself and those on par with her understood how a void could be imbalanced and crack due to instability, plenty would not... And that is how it should stay, for the time being.

No matter. She was as silent as the Absolute Dead Wonderland itself, the noise of anything still alive being wholly cancelled out by the overbearing pressure of the nothingness of the void. Still, the deeper she entered, the greater the instability, and so too, the greater the cracks in the void, itself...

The timing was absolutely superb. Literally exactly right on time. Tatari had never felt that its purpose was more fit for this, and the fact that it was all coming into alignment on a universal level made it all the more satisfactory.

As he entered the Dead Worlds, the fractures caused by Black Friday were filled with the great and unimaginable strength of The Insanity, driving whatever life was within the Dead Worlds to pure and utter madness the very instant Tatari entered. He touched Black Friday's hand, rubbing it fondly with his thumb, as if to communicate a form of sentiment. "Looks Like We Both Get To Live Up To The Creator's Purpose Today..." he spoke with sentimentality, never believing that they would get the chance to actually have an actual dedicated purpose to the divine plans of God. "... It Just Goes To Show That Everything Is Created For A Reason, Even Beings Like Us..." Tatari kissed Black Friday's hand of void, then released her, crossing his arms with decisive fury as the flaming body of his flared up and radiated a sickening and putrid crimson light that illuminated the Dead World, heralding his coming.

The Void Black Friday emotionlessly continued into the Absolute Dead Wonderland, passing by many Dead Worlds trapped within, each of them crumbling to nothingness and getting absorbed into the fractures within the void. It didn't seem like she had a particular target in mind, yet her pitch black eyes were unusually focused on something way in the distance... If measurements of space even functioned in this place.

Of course, ambiguity was clear here, as Friday was still completely silent. Her body practically blended in with the void around her, making anything unable to perceive her coming altogether. Whatever drew her intent was surely going to suffer worse than the collateral damage of her passing by the other Dead Worlds that bore literally no meaning to her whatsoever. That much was for sure.

Tatari simply watched on, serving as the Void Sun that had finally entered the Dead Worlds. It didn't look like anything had changed at all, but the Void Sun was a very peculiar stellar body that functioned as both a void and a sun for the Zero World. It watched over all, but could be seen by none -- no one even knew there was a sun in the sky, let alone it was a Void Sun. Though sometimes significantly darker than even the void sky in the Zero World, it was usually completely transparent.

Now, however, even after having been present and watching Void Black Friday carry on, the Void Sun, Tatari Tensei, was going to make himself known now, as well. The Void Sun appeared, the emptiness darker than the blackness of nothingness itself. It was clear as day, its pitch far deeper than the blackest depth. This would reveal itself to all of the Dead Worlds and illuminate the realm with a voidlight that would allow for Void Black Friday to also be able to be seen, and to see, herself.

The appearance of the Void Sun was the omen of omens -- a sign of the apocalyptic doomsday.

The Void Sun's absent illumination brightened the eyes of the Void Black Friday, which looked upon all of the Dead Worlds as morsels to be sucked dry down to their most pitiful life in the most torturous ways imaginable. Soundlessness screeched from her, blotting out any sound which might have been possibly occurring within the Absolute Dead Wonderland, as the voidlight cast a voidshadow of the Void Black Friday from the Void Sun, creating a Void Eclipse that darkened the already pitch black darkness that the Dead Worlds thought was their demise when their planets were scrapped, destroyed, or any other horrendous world-ending fate.

They could not have been any more wrong, and the Void Sun and Void Black Friday were here to prove it.