Myghell

Myghell Luxnix is the sole Heir of the Luxnix family and one of the generation's most feared prodigies. Raised around a Scarlet Star Force Innate Node taken from the infant Leonel Morales, he builds himself into an adaptive swordsman whose devouring Ability Index, White Stone Elephant body, Gem Force, and complete Natural Light Realm let him fight far beyond the usual limits of the Fifth Dimension. His defeat by Leonel removes the stolen Node without destroying him, but also severs the foundation around which much of his hidden combat system had been built.

Biography

Luxnix Heir and the “union” clue

Myghell first appears as the Luxnix family's uncontested Crown Heir, visiting the imprisoned Ossan after warning signs around the Viola conflict. He is only a few months older than Leonel, yet already stands at the Quasi Sixth Dimension and carries enough authority that Luxnix guards treat him as the family's future. He studies the likely attack without theatrics, warns the guards to expect trouble, and leaves; the scene establishes a detached decision-maker whose attention is difficult to earn. (Chapter 949)

When Aina Morales infiltrates the estate, Myghell concludes that the truth behind the scheme matters less than how the Luxnix family will appear if it fails to respond. He initially uses one finger and long-range Light beams, believing a Tier 3 opponent cannot threaten him, but Aina repeatedly adapts, breaks his wrist, cuts his cheek, and tears blood from his body. He still defeats her once he draws a sword, yet her ability to survive his blood and her Darkness-linked lineage force him to reconsider what she represents. (Chapters 957–962)

The clue is a Bronze Tablet central to the Luxnix lineage: “A union of Light and Darkness will reveal the Twelve Pointed Star.” Myghell recognizes his own Light as one half and Aina's Darkness as a possible other, but refuses to commit to a single interpretation. He wants power for himself, not merely a child or successor who might surpass him, so he keeps the discovery secret and adopts a restrained goal—make sure Aina survives while watching whether events fulfill the words naturally. (Chapters 966–967)

The tablet also frames his dissatisfaction with the family that elevated him. Myghell considers a Sixth-Dimensional world and the Snowy Star Owl Lineage Factor future limitations, even though both are prestigious within the Luxnix. Its meditation environment loosens bottlenecks, but he deliberately remains at the peak of the Fifth Dimension rather than stepping through the open Sixth-Dimensional path. He is not stalled by inability; he is consolidating a broader foundation and waiting for an opportunity whose full nature the corpus does not identify. (Chapter 967; Chapter 1013)

Selection rivalry with Leonel

Myghell's authority eclipses the sitting Luxnix Patriarch, and family resources enter a state of hibernation around his maturation. That support comes with a concealed crime: the Star Order elders implanted Leonel's stolen Scarlet Star Force Innate Node into Myghell when both were children. Myghell appears not to have known its origin until shortly before confronting Leonel, but his life and combat development have already been organized around mastering what he believed was his own. (Chapters 1139–1143, 1183–1184, and 1245)

During the preliminary selection, Myghell kills an opponent so quickly that her body only collapses after he steps from the stage. Leonel publicly tells him that he is coming to retrieve his Node. Their opposition is not merely personal revenge: Myghell embodies the Luxnix elders' decision to invest Leonel's stolen future in a more controllable heir, while Leonel's survival and regrown Node expose the limits of that calculation. (Chapters 1183–1184)

Their formal duel begins with Myghell's overwhelming physical and Force advantage. He counters Leonel's techniques, uses single spoken words to load attacks with artistic intent, cycles through elegant Luxnix sword forms, and deploys crystal beast constructs and the complete Natural Light Realm. When Leonel's spatial redirection damages him, Myghell abandons the immaculate façade: he eats his thin sword, manifests two great swords, and reveals a roaring, battle-hungry style built around his stronger body. (Chapters 1231–1239)

Myghell then uses his devouring Ability Index to swallow metal and atmospheric Force, reinforcing himself with Gem Force and the White Stone Elephant Lineage Factor. His skin moves from crystal to leathery white armor, his body grows, and his “Judgement” words call down enormous crystal pillars. Even while voluntarily refusing Scarlet Star Force and the techniques based upon it, he repeatedly pushes Leonel onto the defensive. The handicap matters: Leonel later judges that the defeated version represents only a small fraction of Myghell's real system, because Leonel is naturally resistant to the stolen Node's Destruction and Myghell refuses to use it against its source. (Chapters 1237–1245)

Leonel wins by combining his Dark Ice Domain with a newly integrated instinctive spear style, holding Myghell in frozen space and driving a spear through his chest. Myghell does not beg, blame the family, or force Leonel to mutilate him further. He reaches into his own hip, tears out the stolen Innate Node, and returns it. The Node is still only Fourth-Dimensional and thumbnail-sized after decades, proving that Myghell's Ability made adaptation possible but could not create perfect assimilation. (Chapters 1243–1246)

Void Palace survival after defeat

The loss does not kill Myghell or remove his place among the selected geniuses. He recovers before the cohort leaves Planet Luxnix and travels to the Void Palace as one of the family's successful candidates. His rapid recovery and continued function establish that the stolen Node was not physiologically indispensable by adulthood, even though it had been strategically central to his planned battle path. (Chapters 1246, 1261, and 2349)

The True Selection's Anarchic environment restricts almost everyone. Myghell is among the first, alongside Aina, to regain a meaningful fraction of his strength. He refuses to follow Leonel as a subordinate, races ahead alone, and smashes through an ambush barricade. He throws one attacker back toward Leonel as a warning, an economical repayment for Leonel's protective beast-skin formation rather than an invitation to friendship. (Chapters 1265 and 1286–1288)

Myghell later stands with Noah Fawkes under the Rapax barrier, outwardly placid while searching for a survivable route. His strength remains a benchmark throughout the selection, but he is not treated as invincible: Leonel compares stronger Rapax against the version he fought, and repeatedly distinguishes Myghell's hidden full strength from the deliberately constrained duel. Myghell's limits are therefore contextual—adaptation needs time and resources, Anarchic conditions suppress access, and pride can make him refuse the most advantageous tool. (Chapters 1307–1308, 1337, 1383, and 1432)

Captivity in a Variant Zone and disappearance

After the Rapax crisis, Myghell and Noah are displaced into a Variant Zone with radically suppressed Force. Leonel finds them beaten, ragged, and caged behind a merchant carriage as slaves. The world blocks their Force and outward Ability expressions so thoroughly that even Myghell cannot simply devour his restraints or overwhelm the caravan through cultivation. His White Stone Elephant body remains powerful, but physical strength without accessible Force is not enough to prevent capture. (Chapters 1504 and 1507–1508)

Leonel destroys the cage and shackles, then communicates through signs and the local language to identify the other Void Palace survivors. Myghell quickly reaches a tacit agreement with Leonel and Noah, accepts the need to separate rather than be protected, and relies on his body to survive the weaker wilderness threats. The episode reverses his debut conditions: the man once treated as a god among guards is now vulnerable to an ordinary slave system because the environment invalidates his specialized advantages. (Chapters 1507–1508 and 1545)

The corpus does not show Myghell's route out or a later active campaign. Noah confirms that both returned to the Human Domain, but says he has not seen Myghell since and does not know where he went. Years later, Leonel only refers retrospectively to Myghell's successful survival after removal of the Node. The latest source-supported state is therefore alive but missing from the narrated action, not dead, imprisoned, or confirmed to have reached a new dimensional tier. (Chapters 1837, 1902, and 2349)

Appearance and personality

Myghell is exceptionally fair-skinned, with long golden hair reaching the small of his back and matching golden eyes. He wears pristine white robes secured by a finely sculpted golden feather belt and seems to radiate dim golden light even at rest. His features are described as if hand-crafted, reinforcing the inhumanly immaculate image expected of the Luxnix heir. (Chapter 949)

In serious battle that refinement gives way to deliberate transformations. Crystal skin and royal-blue runes cover a muscular body he has built through painful conditioning; after invoking White Stone Elephant power, his skin becomes thick, leathery, and white, his hair and eyes become brilliant white light, and he grows roughly a foot taller. His posture and voice change with the style, shifting from silent elegance to a grinning, roaring great-sword combatant. (Chapters 1237–1240)

Myghell is indifferent, analytical, arrogant, patient, and intensely ambitious. He pays little attention to peers because he believes none are worth the time, but he does not confuse indifference with passivity: he studies optics, protects the Luxnix interest, and waits rather than gamble on an ambiguous prophecy. Under pressure, a hidden battle mania emerges. He respects strength enough to warn Leonel during the selection and return the stolen Node after defeat, yet his pride also makes him reject subordination and voluntarily fight without his most developed advantage. (Chapters 949, 957–967, 1232–1246, and 1287–1288)

Abilities and cultivation

Myghell is a peak Fifth-Dimensional or Quasi Sixth-Dimensional existence in his fully narrated combat period. He can enter the Sixth Dimension but intentionally holds back, and no later chapter explicitly confirms that he completes the breakthrough. His power instead comes from years of consolidation, two evolved lineage systems, a devouring Ability Index, advanced Universal Force, weapon training, and the partially assimilated Scarlet Star Innate Node he later returns. (Chapters 949, 967, 1013, 1232–1246, and 1508)

Devouring Ability Index

Myghell possesses a devour-type Ability Index comparable to an advanced Swallower ability. He can eat inorganic matter—including a sword—and absorb Force from the atmosphere, replenishing himself while converting what he consumes into affinity and bodily traits. This adaptability is what lets him survive an otherwise incompatible Innate Node and improve Light, Star, Fire, metal, and other supporting affinities through sustained resources. (Chapters 1237 and 1240; Chapter 1612)

The ability is broad but not instantaneous omnipotence. It requires time and suitable material, and decades of exposure still leave Leonel's Node undersized, one dimension behind Myghell, and imperfectly integrated. Environments that suppress Ability expression and Force can stop him from using it effectively, as shown by his capture in the Variant Zone. The corpus also does not show him permanently stealing every power he theoretically could consume, so possibility should not be treated as demonstrated mastery. (Chapters 1245–1246, 1504–1508, and 1612)

Scarlet Star Force Innate Node

The Luxnix elders implant Leonel's Scarlet Star Force Innate Node into Myghell above his right hip. Its Light and Star components overlap with Myghell's natural affinities, while his Ability Index lets him cultivate the missing Fire affinity and study the Node's Destruction. He spends decades at the Fifth-Dimensional peak building techniques and comprehension around it, reaching a level at which he can kill a near-peak Sixth-Dimensional Viola Patriarch with one sword strike without openly circulating Scarlet Star Force. (Chapters 967, 1183–1184, 1245, and 1612)

The transplant remains crude. The Node grows only from its infant state to the Fourth Dimension and remains thumbnail-sized rather than developing with Myghell's body. Against Leonel, its primary Force is strategically poor because Leonel has regrown the same Node and resists its Destruction; Myghell consequently withholds both Scarlet Star Force and much of the combat system based on it. He removes and returns it after losing, survives the extraction, and is later described as physically fine. (Chapters 1245–1246, 1432, 1602, 1612, and 2349)

Luxnix light, Gem Force, and beast constructs

Myghell begins with the Luxnix Snowy Star Owl Lineage Factor, Light affinity, and the Twelve Pointed Star manifestation associated with the family's Ethereal Glabella. He can fire concentrated Light beams over long forest distances without losing power and use refined Luxnix Force Arts to create lifelike crystal beasts. His evolved white-gold Gem Force goes beyond ordinary Snow Force, strengthening those constructs and coating terrain and his body in spreading crystalline formations. (Chapters 957–958, 966–967, and 1233–1237)

Crystal coating gives layered defense, healing, and resonance. Myghell survives the reflected force of his own high-level attack with cracks and minor blood, then seals the damage as his heartbeat drives the crystal at a controlled frequency. Leonel can sever Myghell's connection to remote constructs by enclosing them in isolated spatial worlds, and a sufficiently strong Dark Ice Domain can freeze both his movement and deployed strength. (Chapters 1235–1237 and 1243–1245)

White Stone Elephant Lineage Factor and body

Myghell has moved beyond relying solely on the Snowy Star Owl and can invoke the White Stone Elephant Lineage Factor. His crystal armor concentrates into a forehead gem, while his muscles enlarge and his skin becomes thick, white, and leathery. The transformation supplies extreme strength, defense, and a body capable of wielding two enormous great swords as if they were light weapons. (Chapters 1239–1240)

This body is cultivated rather than passively inherited. Myghell swallows metals and conditions every muscle until his heart and skin operate like resonant instruments. It remains useful when Force is sealed, allowing him to fight weaker threats in the Variant Zone, but it does not make him immune to capture, spatial freezing, or a spear piercing completely through his chest. (Chapters 1237–1245 and 1504–1545)

Sword styles and spoken intent

Myghell uses two sharply different sword systems. With the Luxnix thin sword, he is elegant, economical, and technically adaptive, interrupting one technique midway to flow into the exact counter needed. Once awakened to serious battle, he discards that “twig” for paired great swords, sacrificing agility for raw momentum, environmental destruction, and relentless close-range pressure. (Chapters 962, 1234, and 1237–1239)

He speaks single words or short declarations such as “Judgement,” “Blazing Dawn,” and “Dauntless Day” before attacks. Montez later identifies this as a genius application of artistic conception similar to the Morales method of embodying intent through words, not Myghell's devouring Ability Index. The effect depends on his understanding and Universal Force; it makes the world answer his intent but does not let him issue arbitrary commands without a matching attack and foundation. (Chapters 1233–1240 and 1459)

Natural Light Realm

Before entering the Sixth Dimension, Myghell has completed the Natural Light Realm, the third Universal Cycle. Its four aspects—Only Light of Night, Blazing Dawn, Dauntless Day, and Dying Embers of Dusk—rotate day, night, dawn, and dusk around him, placing Myghell at the apparent center of the world. He can apply the realm to his sword strikes and crystal power, giving attacks a living artistic pressure beyond raw Force. (Chapters 1235–1239)

The realm is powerful but contestable. Leonel's King's Might and spoken intent can dampen Myghell's words, spatial redirection can turn his own realm-fueled attack against him, and domain isolation can sever constructed extensions from their source. Myghell's complete Universal Cycle therefore multiplies a strong system; it does not automatically negate a specialized counter. (Chapters 1233–1237)

Recovery, adaptation, and environmental limits

Myghell adjusts techniques mid-exchange, rebuilds his body through crystal resonance, and recovers from a chest wound and voluntary Node extraction quickly enough to join the Void Palace cohort. He is also one of the first candidates to acclimate to the True Selection's Anarchic conditions. These feats combine physical training, lineage vitality, Force absorption, and his general adaptive talent rather than establishing literal instant recovery from any injury. (Chapters 1234–1246, 1261, and 1286–1288)

His clearest hard limit is environmental denial. The Variant Zone removes access to Force and suppresses outward Ability Indexes so completely that he is enslaved despite retaining a superior body. His later whereabouts and cultivation are unknown, so the corpus does not support extrapolating his Fifth-Dimensional dominance into a confirmed Sixth-Dimensional or God Realm endpoint. (Chapters 1504–1508, 1545, 1837, and 1902)

Power progression

Relationships

• Leonel Morales: Myghell's Luxnix cousin, rival, and the original owner of his implanted Innate Node. Their duel exposes both Myghell's extraordinary adaptive work and the transplant's failure; Myghell returns the Node, later warns Leonel of an ambush, and is eventually freed by him from slavery. (Chapters 1138–1143, 1183–1246, 1287–1288, and 1504–1508)
• Aina Morales: The first peer to draw Myghell's blood and a possible Darkness counterpart to his Light in the Twelve Pointed Star clue. He defeats her but protects the secret of the tablet and decides that keeping her alive is the minimum prudent response to its ambiguity. (Chapters 957–967)
• Noah Fawkes: Fellow selection survivor and captive. They assess the Rapax crisis together, are later enslaved in the same Variant Zone, and cooperate tacitly after Leonel frees them; Noah continues to measure himself against Myghell even after losing track of him. (Chapters 1383, 1504–1508, 1837, and 1902)
• Wise Star Order: The Luxnix ancestor whose wider legacy and family system frame the elders' investment in Myghell. Wise Star Order later helps Leonel understand the rarity of multiple Nodes, while the Bronze Tablet tradition associated with the Luxnix enables Myghell's meditation and imperfect transplant adaptation. (Chapters 966–967, 1138–1143, 1246, and 1612)
• Gradeyr: A Viola leader whom Myghell considers while analyzing Aina's infiltration and its optics. Myghell concludes the shadowed attack is probably not Gradeyr's direct plot, but still acts because the Luxnix family cannot afford to appear unable to answer it. (Chapters 949 and 957)
• Rychard: A Viola heir whose plans account for Myghell's intentionally delayed Sixth-Dimensional breakthrough. Their interests overlap around Aina and the family struggle, but Myghell does not subordinate his pursuit of strength to Rychard's designs. (Chapters 967 and 1013)