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In a world where there's not only one Absolute Being, but three: the Divine Triad—Ashborn, the Celestial Being; Sung Jin-Woo, the Shadow Monarch; and Sung Su-Ho, the Dragon Monarch—rise to establish dominion over all realms. From their formidable castles—Absolute Castle, Umbra Citadel, and Eternis Draconis—they forge the future of the multiverse. To create an unstoppable force, they craft the Apostles of God, Heavenly Soldiers, and Dark Apostles. Seeking vengeance on the traitorous Itarim, Sung Jin-Woo materializes his Shadow Soldiers into the powerful Shadow Lords, while Sung Su-Ho shapes his Fiery Shadow Soldiers into Dragon Lords. Together, they create the Shadowkin and Dragonkin to expand their empire. As their influence grows, the Divine Triad prepares for the ultimate battle to bring justice, order, and eternal power to the realms.

Solo Leveling: The Divine Triad (narrative)

Chapter 156: The Transforming Divine Insignia

The seven-horned golden mask-helmet, a shared artifact of the Divine Triad, was far more than a mere symbol of their divinity. It was a versatile and transformative relic that adapted to their needs, seamlessly shifting between forms based on their current state or intent.

Three Divine Forms of the Insignia

When the Divine Triad prepared for battle, the insignia would take the form of a seven-horned golden mask-helmet, covering their faces and radiating divine energy.

This form amplified their combat abilities, enhancing perception, focus, and defensive capabilities. The horns glowed with an aura corresponding to their unique domains:

Sung Jin-Woo: Dark silver shadows.

The mask's impenetrable nature symbolized their readiness to face any threat, reflecting their overwhelming power in battle.

When seated upon their thrones, the insignia transformed into a seven-horned golden crown resting atop their heads.

This form radiated authority and sovereignty, emphasizing their roles as rulers of the multiverse.

The crown's design subtly differed for each member:

Ashborn: Celestial light patterns intertwined with the stars.

Sung Jin-Woo: Shadowy tendrils forming intricate, flowing motifs.

Sung Su-Ho: Scaled and jagged designs reminiscent of ancient dragons.

3. Halo or Necklace Form: Mobile Mode

While traversing realms or engaging with their creations, the insignia shifted into a seven-beaded golden halo that hovered above their heads.

This form was lightweight, unobtrusive, and imbued with divine energy, providing passive protection and signaling their omnipresence.

Occasionally, the halo would shift into a seven-beaded golden necklace resting against their chests, offering a more subtle appearance. The necklace retained the divine aura, signifying their godhood even in moments of humility.

The ability of the insignia to transform reflected not only the versatility of the Divine Triad but also their seamless connection to their domains and their roles.

Ashborn's Insignia: Each form exuded celestial brilliance, showcasing his role as the Absolute Celestial Being.

Sung Jin-Woo's Insignia: A blend of shadows and life, embodying his mastery as the God of Shadows and Life.

Sung Su-Ho's Insignia: Fiery and draconic, resonating with his nature as the Absolute Dragonic Being.

The transforming nature of the insignia further emphasized the unparalleled creativity and power of the Divine Triad. Their followers revered each form, recognizing the mask-helmet as a sign of their readiness for war, the crown as a symbol of their divine rule, and the halo or necklace as proof of their omnipresent guidance.

Statues and artwork across the multiverse depicted these forms in various contexts, ensuring that the seven-horned golden mask-helmet, crown, halo, and necklace became eternal symbols of the Divine Triad's greatness.

Whether in battle, ruling from their thrones, or walking among their creations, the insignia was a constant reminder of their supreme dominion over the multiverse.