Amidst the crowd's blooming flowers and singing and dancing, Bologue deeply felt everyone's care for him. He exchanged glances with Palmer, forced a smile, and accepted everyone's goodwill.
This feeling was terrible. Bologue couldn't explain to everyone why he committed suicide. He certainly couldn't tell them that damned devil was hiding in the afterlife, between nothingness?
No, he couldn't.
No one said this to Bologue, but he vaguely felt he shouldn't disclose these secrets, as if speaking them would bring disaster.
Like... the gaze of a mysterious force.
From his conversations with the astronaut, Bologue perceived that even as the embodiment of rule power, the all-powerful devil that the astronaut represented was still deliberately avoiding something.
Some kind of "omniscient and omnipotent" existence?
If Bologue narrated secrets that should be kept, it would draw the attention of that existence, and for this reason, the astronaut dared not reveal his identity.
