However, the heroes of light do not fade. With Cosmos in the palm of his hand, he incinerates her, killing her once again. He returns to Cosmos with the rest of the champions who each have their own crystals, however Chaos teleports everyone into his realm. They duel and the Warrior prevails, gaining his crystal. After cutting through Chaos's forces he faces Garland who tells him the cycle from which they are trapped. In the thirteenth cycle, Cosmos tasks him with finding one of many crystals that may defeat Chaos and end the conflict. After her defeat, Shinryu once again takes his soul to renew the cycle, though this time now with a chance to end it once and for all. The Warrior of Light stays behind to protect Cosmos from the manikin army, though she sacrifices herself to save him. They succeed though at the cost of their lives, exhausted to the point they cannot return to the next cycle. Said survivors dedicate themselves to stopping the flood of manikins and closing the rift from which they appear. His onslaught leaves Cosmos's forces crippled to only a few warriors. He had realized the reality of his cyclical world and accepted defeat preemptively knowing that the next cycle would possibly grant him the opportunity to succeed and end the cycle. The Warrior of Light, realizing that this war was unwinnable, turned his blade against his own allies, putting them to sleep for the next cycle. As a champion of Cosmos, he battles through a eleven cycles of warfare, though it would always end in her defeat.Дuring the twelfth cycle, the war once again favored Chaos's, this time thanks to an army of manikins, an unending spring of military might. The nameless warrior is taken to Cosmos and she in turn bestowed him with power in exchange for becoming her champion. This world's war however does not have an end however after a victor is decided, the dragon Shinryu takes everyone's memories for himself and restores the dead, effectively continuing a cycle of perpetual violence.

Unlike his peers, he was not drawn into this world, rather he originated from it. Soulless and without purpose, he was placed into 'World B,' a world of conflict, one between Cosmos, the goddess of harmony, and Chaos, the god of discord. The Warrior of Light was not born as a man, but rather is a manikin created from Cid of the Lufaine. Later on his life, he would travel to the world of Final Fantasy and begin his adventure there, but before that, his story begins in Dissidia. That is merely a small part of the Warrior of Light's identity, and the character I speak of today is not one of the four heroes of Final Fantasy, but rather the original character created for Dissidia Final Fantasy. The common answer would be the nameless heroes of the original Final Fantasy, the Heroes of Light who struck down Garland, his four fiends, the almighty evil of Chaos, and closed the eternal time loop that made him immortal.

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