This purple energy was like tinder, and the blue and red sea was fuel. As more of the seas of energy were drawn into the depths of the rocky egg, the more the purple light swelled until it began to push against the small spaces available inside the rocky egg.
It shone like a glinting star until it reached a critical mass, as it could no longer compress the energy that had been accumulated inside of it, and then the purple light exploded.
The explosion was brief, spreading out for a few meters and pushing the twin energy back for a moment.
The exploding purple light contracted as an implosion occurred in the area where the fusion had occurred, which drew the scattered purple light into a dense core of purple plasma that acted as another attractive force to the twin energies, sucking them back into the core of the rocky egg.
