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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 273: The Gigantic Evolution of the Shadow God

Centuries of continuous evolution and the absorption of infinite power caused significant changes to Sung Jin-Woo's physical form:

His normal body had grown to an immense 30 meters tall, a towering figure of divine power and authority.

This evolution reflected the boundless energy within him and the need for a larger vessel to contain his ever-expanding strength.

Sung Jin-Woo retained the ability to transform into a 1.9-meter-tall normal-sized human body, allowing him to interact with mortals and blend in when necessary.

He could also gigantify into a colossal form, growing to a size a million times larger than his current body, rivaling celestial bodies in scale.

The Umbra Citadel, Sung Jin-Woo's grand castle in the Absolute Realm, underwent significant modifications to accommodate his newfound size:

The doors were now massive gates, each intricately carved to reflect his godly stature.

The throne, once imposing, had been replaced with a colossal seat, fit for a divine being of his size.

Floors, ceilings, and halls were reconstructed to align with his gigantic form.

Despite the enlargement, the citadel maintained its aura of shadowy elegance, with every detail meticulously designed to honor the Shadow God's majesty.

While Sung Jin-Woo's original body grew in size, his clones retained their original dimensions:

All 1,100,011 clones remained at a 1.9-meter height, allowing them to function seamlessly in realms where such a size was necessary.

This distinction ensured that Sung Jin-Woo's divine presence could manifest in different forms as the situation required.

The transformation of Sung Jin-Woo's body symbolized more than just physical growth:

His towering size served as a constant reminder of his godhood and dominion over all realms.

It reflected the infinite energy and mana within him, a visual representation of his unparalleled power.

The ability to shift between forms—normal-sized, colossal, and gigantic—granted him adaptability, allowing him to interact with mortals, command his armies, or engage in battles of cosmic proportions.

Sung Jin-Woo's transformation into a giant being was another step in his unending journey of evolution:

His size and power grew in tandem, further solidifying his role as the ultimate ruler of the multiverse.

His adaptability in form ensured he could seamlessly fulfill his duties as a leader, warrior, and god.

The Shadow God's colossal form became a symbol of awe and reverence, inspiring devotion among his followers and fear among his enemies.

This chapter highlighted the physical manifestation of Sung Jin-Woo's boundless power and his ability to adapt his form to suit any situation, showcasing his supremacy as the Shadow God.