Tai Yang slowly opened his eyes.
"Where even am I?"
Jurabo was drinking his coffee.
"Well, you're on my balcony."
"And you want to see the ritual that's going to happen, right?" Jurabo asked.
"What ritual? Really?" Tai Yang replied, confused.
"Eques System," Jurabo said.
"Eques System? What's that even supposed to be?" Tai Yang asked.
The hunter holding the shotgun approached him.
"I have to ask, what kind of magician are you? You're not even aware of what I can do?"
Jurabo turned toward Tai Yang.
"Oh, please, don't say anything to my friend, Tai Yang. Am I right?"
"Stop joking around and release me! I don't know what you're planning, but whatever it is, seems very odd to me," Tai Yang replied.
Jurabo's expression turned serious.
"Odd? Is it? After Konsoon Sanguis, the Princess of Darkness himself, banned the Eques System and turned my entire noble legacy to dust, how could we just let it go? Slavery has become less practiced, and it's only because of that system. Why do you think slavery has become less common? Why in the hell should it be that way? I hate what has happened to the noble families. I want that legacy—the Eques System—back. I don't really care who tries to stop me, but I will make it happen."
"Konsoon? Do you know him?" Tai Yang asked.
Jurabo smiled knowingly.
"Oh, very well. But since I told you that you're about to die, he must have warned me through his guards, right? He sent his dogs to threaten me, huh? That's why I bought two houses and spent my time here, making sure my plan would succeed. But now, it doesn't really matter what I'm going to do. You won't even get the chance to stop me."
"That's never going to happen!" Tai Yang shouted.
"It's useless. This rope is very good at restraining your energy. It's not ordinary rope, so don't bother trying to break free."
"Damn it!" Tai Yang muttered.
Jurabo looked out over the village.
"This entire village will be under my control once I activate this magic."
"Huh? What's that?" Tai Yang asked.
A glass-like object began to shine, pointing toward the moon.
"After a few hours, there'll be a solar eclipse. Didn't you know?"
"Huh? Today? There's going to be a solar eclipse?" Tai Yang asked in surprise.
"Once I activate it, I'll have control over this village from now on. My family name will live on!"
Meanwhile, Cardo was watching from a tree in the distance, his expression as serious as always.
Scene Shift
A muscular man stood above the town.
"Today, we have a solar eclipse," someone said from behind him.
The masked man with the smiling mask appeared again. It was Sergey, wearing his primarily white outfit with red accents.
"It would be fun to see you, Daruvin Gu-S," Sergey said.
"Is he really worth talking about that much?" Daruvin asked.
"Because I need someone to fight. I want to have some fun, really. Daruvin, I wonder if I can find someone who can fight me as an equal."
Scene Shift
The gunman looked around.
"Hey, butler, you remember the deal, right?"
"Yeah," the butler replied.
"Also, go inside and make me some coffee. I'm getting hungry. I can take care of myself, so you don't need to stay here to protect me."
"Okay," the butler replied.
He then went inside the mansion.
The gunman continued looking around, but nobody seemed to be coming.
Suddenly, a shadow appeared out of nowhere.
"Huh?"
A strong wind blew for a moment.
The gunman looked toward the shadow.
"Who are you?"
The shadow revealed himself to be Daruvin.
The gunman adjusted his hat.
"Guess I need to get serious here. No more smiling."
Daruvin looked at him.
"You should tell me your name."
"Since you're going to die, let me tell you. I hunt people for a living, and my name is Kuropga Waist."
"I see," Daruvin replied.
"My name is Daruvin Gu-S."
"Daruvin Gu-S. Nice to meet you. Let's fight!" Daruvin said.
"Let me show you how I'm going to kill you," Kuropga replied.
Daruvin moved at incredible speed, rushing toward Kuropga and attacking him.
"Too fast? Huh? That won't work!" Kuropga said.
He raised his shotgun and fired at Daruvin.
"Let's see how fast you really are!"
Kuropga jumped toward Daruvin, attacking him with his shotgun.
"Interesting," Daruvin remarked.
A bullet struck Daruvin in the chest, but it didn't even hurt him.
"Is that all you've got? You couldn't even harm me!"
"Damn you!" Kuropga shouted.
"How is that even possible?"
Scene Shift — Tai Yang
Tai Yang was still tied up with ropes.
"Just ten minutes left," Jurabo said with a smile. "Now, this is going to be fun."
The solar eclipse was approaching.
Scene Shift — The Mansion
The butler was making tea when someone appeared behind him.
It was Sergey.
"Who are you?" the butler asked.
He noticed the mask.
"That mask... Wait a second. Could it be...?"
Before he could finish, Sergey drew a blade and cut off the butler's head.
The old man fell dead, blood spraying into the air like a fountain.
"Such an interesting fellow," Sergey remarked.
Scene Shift — Daruvin vs. Kuropga
Daruvin was winning the battle without even trying. Kuropga's bullets had failed to harm him, and his body remained untouched.
Kuropga was now heavily injured, struggling to stand.
"What are you, even? Huh? You have no mana? Just like me? But you're incredibly strong!"
He stared at Daruvin in disbelief.
"Are you even a magician? If you were, you would've used some kind of magic to take me down by now. But you haven't used a single spell, and none of my bullets have had any effect on you! Huh? That's crazy! My bullets affect magicians, especially humans like me. What even are you?"
Daruvin suddenly appeared behind him at incredible speed and punched him hard.
Kuropga fell forward, blood dripping from his mouth.
Kuropga fired one final shot.
Smoke filled the area.
"Guess I did kill him... That was my final move, but I couldn't beat him at all. What even was he? He was incredibly strong, but I guess I won somehow."
Kuropga was bleeding heavily.
As the smoke dissipated, he smirked.
"Interesting."
Suddenly, Daruvin appeared and grabbed Kuropga by the neck.
"What?! How were you able to survive that attack?" Kuropga asked in disbelief.
Scene Shift — Jurabo's Mansion
Jurabo heard the shotgun blast.
"Looks like kuropga have killed somone But it doesn't matter now. There's only ten minutes left."
Scene Shift — Daruvin vs. Kuropga
"How am I dying like this? Huh?" Kuropga gasped.
"Kuropga Waist, I'm ending your life," Daruvin said.
He tore Kuropga's body into two pieces with ease.
"You weren't even worth fighting, but I suppose you had the guts to challenge me."
Daruvin looked at the remains.
"No one on this earth is worthy of fighting me, I guess."
Meanwhile, Sergey touched his mask.
"It's very cold. Oh, I forgot. I can't sense anything at all, anyway."
He then walked toward Daruvin.
"Tell me, Daruvin. Are you done?"
"You can see for yourself," Daruvin replied.
Sergey stirred his drink with a spoon.
"Oh, I see, I see. I guess you killed him mercifully. What kind of monster are you?"
"Where is he?" Daruvin asked.
Sergey pointed upward.
"Up there. You'll find all that drama there."
Daruvin immediately jumped into the air and sped away.
"My work here is done, I would say," Sergey remarked.
He then noticed Cardo in the distance.
"Hmm. I see."
Cardo didn't notice Sergey watching him. He quickly moved toward Jurabo's mansion.
Scene Shift — Jurabo's Mansion
"One minute left," Jurabo announced.
Suddenly, Daruvin arrived at incredible speed and kicked Jurabo. The object in Jurabo's hand slipped from his grasp.
Kuropga fired one final shot.
Smoke filled the area.
"Guess I did kill him... That was my final move, but I couldn't beat him at all. What even was he? He was incredibly strong, but I guess I won somehow."
Kuropga was bleeding heavily.
As the smoke dissipated, he smirked.
"Interesting."
Suddenly, Daruvin appeared and grabbed Kuropga by the neck.
"What?! How were you able to survive that attack?" Kuropga asked in disbelief.
Scene Shift — Jurabo's Mansion
Jurabo heard the shotgun blast.
"Looks like Sergey has arrived. But it doesn't matter now. There's only ten minutes left."
Scene Shift — Daruvin vs. Kuropga
"How am I dying like this? Huh?" Kuropga gasped.
"Kuropga Waist, I'm ending your life," Daruvin said.
He tore Kuropga's body into two pieces with ease.
"You weren't even worth fighting, but I suppose you had the guts to challenge me."
Daruvin looked at the remains.
"No one on this earth is worthy of fighting me, I guess."
Meanwhile, Sergey touched his mask.
"It's very cold. Oh, I forgot. I can't sense anything at all, anyway."
He then walked toward Daruvin.
"Tell me, Daruvin. Are you done?"
"You can see for yourself," Daruvin replied.
Sergey stirred his drink with a spoon.
"Oh, I see, I see. I guess you killed him mercifully. What kind of monster are you?"
"Where is he?" Daruvin asked.
Sergey pointed upward.
"Up there. You'll find all that drama there."
Daruvin immediately jumped into the air and sped away.
"My work here is done, I would say," Sergey remarked.
He then noticed Cardo in the distance.
"Hmm. I see."
Cardo didn't notice Sergey watching him. He quickly moved toward Jurabo's mansion.
Scene Shift — Jurabo's Mansion
"One minute left," Jurabo announced.
Suddenly, Daruvin arrived at incredible speed and kicked Jurabo. The object in Jurabo's hand slipped from his grasp.
Daruvin picked up the glass-like object and examined it.
"What even is this thing?"
Jurabo was lying on the ground, badly injured.
"Hey, you! Give that to me!"
He tried to move, but the pain stopped him.
"My legs... I think they're broken. What did you even do to me?"
Daruvin looked at him.
"I didn't even use any of my powers. Your bones are already cracked? How pathetic are you humans? I barely touched you, and you're already like this."
He glanced at Jurabo.
"Kuropga Waist was more entertaining than an idiot like you."
Jurabo stared at him in disbelief.
"What did you do to him?"
"I killed him. Anyway..."
Daruvin casually crushed the glass-like object in his hand as if it were nothing.
He then turned toward Tai Yang.
"So, you're Tai?"
"Huh? What's even happening?" Tai Yang asked, completely confused.
"What is even happening?" Tai Yang asked.
"Answer me," Daruvin demanded.
"Yeah, yeah, I am. Why?" Tai Yang replied, confused.
Jurabo, still lying on the ground, stared at Daruvin.
"You destroyed my glass! My special eclipse glass! You think I'll just let you go after that?"
Daruvin casually swung his fist through the air.
Jurabo's head was crushed, and he died instantly.
"I heard you're strong. Why aren't you fighting me?" Daruvin asked, looking toward Tai Yang.
He noticed that Tai was still tied up with ropes.
Suddenly, Cardo appeared at incredible speed, grabbed Tai Yang, and rushed away with him.
Tai Yang was shocked.
"He killed everyone here!"
Daruvin watched them flee.
"You think you can run away without answering my question?"
He moved toward Cardo at incredible speed and threw a punch.
Cardo dodged the attack.
Daruvin looked at him.
"You're not a coward, are you? Why not fight me? You can use your magic against me!"
"I'm not even interested," Cardo replied.
"Who is he?" Tai Yang asked, still confused.
Suddenly, Cardo, Tai Yang, and Matsuri were teleported away.
Scene Shift
Tai Yang looked around in shock.
"Huh?!"
Matsuri smiled in relief.
"I'm glad you two got teleported here!"
"Yeah," Cardo replied.
Sergey stood on the mansion's balcony, watching as Cardo and the others escaped. Daruvin was already far away, chasing after them.
"They just ran away like cowards, I would assume," Daruvin remarked.
Scene Shift
Sergey watched from the mansion.
"It would be fun to see how things turn out for them."
Scene Shift — Centrum
Konsoon continued fighting the monsters.
"These monsters are quite numerous, I have to say."
He turned toward Jack Churchill.
"What do you think, Lord Jack Churchill? How many have we killed in total?"
"Roughly 4,800," Konsoon answered.
"I see. You have an impressive ability to calculate things," Jack remarked.
Suddenly, the same fast-moving boy appeared again, attempting to attack Konsoon.
Konsoon drew his sword and struck the boy in the chest. The boy vanished.
"It's fascinating. How can someone like is just mere pawn he is connected with jurabil I might say that Zubariel is connected to someone else."
"You think so?" Jack asked.
"Yeah. He was able to tell me how many macrocosms he could have. Any guesses, Lord Jack?"
"Perhaps Zubariel possesses more than just a few," Jack replied.
Konsoon smiled.
Princess Lemb Williams looked at her servant.
"What is a macrocosm?"
"Your Highness, it's a box-like container that holds all smaller prisons," her servant explained.
"Prisons? Huh? It contains all of that? How?"
"It depends, Your Highness. A macrocosm can be as small as a ball or even smaller, yet it can contain vast spaces within itself. Its mass is approximately (3.9782 \times 10^{31}) kilograms."
"That's incredibly vast! I'm not very good at mathematics, but that sounds enormous!" Lemb exclaimed.
"Yes, Your Highness."
"Then why are the prisons so small?"
"It's a matter of perspective. The prisons themselves can be vaster than planets."
"Is that so? I never would have guessed."
"In fact, if they gods they can their own macrocosm, depending on their energy, body, and mana but it's not legal to use it ."
"Is that so? Why don't I have one?"
Her servnat replied
"It's not something everyone can—"
"Oh, please, shut up! I'll figure it out myself!"
"My apologies, Your Highness."
"Whatever. I'm still shocked that someone as young as Konsoon has have deep knowledge these however i don't like him ."
"Anyways, keep your guard up. We're going to attack him," Konsoon said.
He charged toward Zubariel.
"Blood Manipulation!"
Konsoon swung his sword, attacking Zubariel repeatedly.
Zubariel roared and turned toward him.
"You big thing! Tell me, how many macrocosms have you devoured?" Konsoon demanded.
Zubariel roared again as Konsoon continued attacking it.
"I'm still shocked. My Diabolic Sword can cut through souls, so its hand's soul should already be gone. Yet it's regenerating over and over again. How much energy does it have?"
"You need to be careful, Lord Konsoon. They're going to be very tough," Jack warned.
Scene Shift — Zeus
Hermes protected Zeus while fighting off the monsters.
Zeus unleashed his lightning, destroying the monsters around him.
Scene Shift — The Guards
Viktor and Fukko continued killing the monsters.
Lemb Williams was also fighting the monsters when a tall man suddenly appeared and attacked her.
"Your Highness, are you all right?" her servant asked.
"Yeah, I'm fine," Lemb replied.
Scene Shift — Konsoon
Someone suddenly attacked Konsoon, but he blocked the attack in midair.
"Oh, my, my. Who might that be?"
A woman dressed in black appeared before him.
"Well, you gods are pretty useless here, I would say," she remarked.
"Who even are you?" Jack asked.
Another man appeared beside her.
"We are the Gods' Butchers."
Konsoon looked at them with interest.
"I see. Very interesting. Gods' Butchers, huh?"
"Gods' Butchers? I see. Those are pretty great names you have. Is this some kind of secret cult? I've never heard of it," Konsoon said.
"They're something I've heard about," Jack replied.
"I see. But it doesn't really matter. They're all going to die anyway."
The man grinned, revealing his sharp teeth. His eyes looked unusual, each seemingly facing a different direction.
"Having an ego is fine, but letting it surpass your limits is a sign of overestimating yourself," the man said.
Konsoon looked at him.
"I see. Why don't we see which of us is better?"
"Tell me, what's your name?" Konsoon asked.
"My name is Homula."
Homula revealed his even sharper teeth.
"I really don't think you can do anything here."
"Let's see, then. I might take her. You should take him, Lord Jack. What do you think?" Konsoon asked.
"What's your name?" Konsoon asked.
"My name? It doesn't even matter," she replied.
"I'm just asking for information. Don't worry, it'll be easy."
"For you or for me? Maybe for me. But anyway, I'm Lisbon Roncon."
"I see. Why don't we fight, Lisbon Roncon?" Konsoon asked.
"Sure."
She looked at Konsoon.
"Even though you're a god, you look like an ordinary monster to me."
"Is that so? Well, you should know that I'm a vampire, after all."
"I see. Why don't I take this one, then?"
Lisbon raised her staff and slashed at Konsoon.
He dodged the attack.
"It's fascinating. I can sense something within you that I can explore."
"Huh?" Lisbon exclaimed.
She attacked Konsoon again, but he swung his sword, and her attack failed to reach him.
"Come on. Is that all you've got?" Konsoon asked.
"How about this, then?"
Her energy surged, and flames spread around her.
"I see," Konsoon said.
Flames began surrounding him as well.
"Huh? How?" Lisbon asked in surprise.
"You think you're the only one who knows how to use fire? Flame Blaze!"
A fiery eagle appeared behind Konsoon as he swung his sword at her.
Lisbon quickly moved away, dodging the attack, but the stones around her turned to ashes.
"It's crazy that you think you can knock me down. I haven't even used my full potential yet. And don't worry, I won't use my full power or reveal my final attack."
"You have quite an ego," Lisbon remarked.
"How about this, then?"
Several balls began floating around her.
"How are you going to dodge these?" she asked.
"Macrocosms? I can only see three," Konsoon said.
"There's more than three, you know."
She attacked Konsoon at incredible speed. The macrocosms multiplied until there were eight.
"This is going to be bad for you," Lisbon said.
Scene Shift — Jack Churchill and Homula
Homula looked at Jack.
"What do you think, Lord Jack?"
"Just let things be as they are," Jack replied.
Scene Shift — Hermes
Hermes was fighting a bald man named Jiuk.
Jiuk grew furious as Hermes held him back.
"You're not going to do anything to my lord!"
Hermes was fighting the bald man, Jiuk. Hermes was much faster than him, and Jiuk was eventually cut into pieces.
Zeus watched the battle and said, "Well done, Hermes."
Meanwhile, Viktor, Remji, and Fukko were all fighting together, killing the high-tier enemies as if they were nothing.
Elsewhere, Princess Lemb was fighting a tall man. The man looked at her and said, "It's completely useless for you to fight against me, Queen."
The tall man said, "Let me finish these already."
Lemb's servant was also injured.
"Don't worry. Let me handle this," Lemb said.
The scene shifted to the tall man. He looked at the guards and smiled.
"Guess these dogs still want to fight? Isn't that right?"
The scene then shifted to Lisbon Roncon.
"I won this match. I finally managed to capture a god. Just a little more, and I'll have him completely captured."
Suddenly, a cracking sound rang out.
Lisbon looked ahead in shock.
"What?"
The green barrier began to disappear.
"How is this possible?"
Before she could react, the barrier was cut into two pieces.
Konsoon looked at her and said, "It's crazy that I had to use my own blood spheres for this."
"What?" Lisbon exclaimed.
Konsoon looked around.
"How many are left? I've already dealt with eight macrocosms of yours, and only two remain?"
"Impossible! How are you able to—"
"Guess the possibilities were quite high," Konsoon said with a smile.
Lisbon stared at him.
"You're no ordinary god. I shouldn't have messed with you. You're a universe leader, after all. But this should still work on you. I've used multiple macrocosms, so it doesn't matter how strong you are. I've placed special enchantments on them."
Konsoon looked at her.
"And what would those special enchantments be?"
He smiled.
"However, let me break all of them."
Konsoon swung his sword. Blood spheres appeared and moved in circular paths, cutting through three macrocosms.
Konsoon looked at the remaining spheres.
"Three? That means you've used eleven in total? Very interesting. I'd say this took some effort, but you know, it's still meaningless against me."
Konsoon smiled.
"Very interesting. You actually used these against me. How about this, Lisbon? Let me take your life."
Lisbon smirked.
"I have one more. This one is far vaster than you could ever imagine."
"I see. Then let me destroy you before you can use it."
Konsoon smiled.
"But I must admit, I'm surprised you used a god-killing weapon against me. You're no ordinary magician. I shouldn't have underestimated you."
He paused before continuing.
"However, there's something else that fascinates me. All of you managed to enter the mansion of Centrum, even though no one should be able to do that. I think some higher entity has given you all this freedom, hasn't it?"
Konsoon's expression remained calm.
"After all, you've heard of this place, right? This is where we all came from. And this is the place where everything will eventually shatter."
Lisbon gritted her teeth.
"Anyways, I'm the one who should be killing you, right? Don't you think that would be something to be proud of?"
"You talk too much!" Lisbon snapped.
The two began fighting, and the entire area shook from the force of their battle.
"I order you, burn! Flame!"
Lisbon unleashed her attack, but Konsoon dodged it. Then, without moving, he allowed the flames to hit him. His psychic power prevented the fire from overwhelming him.
"Come on. Is that the best you've got?"
Konsoon suddenly moved at incredible speed and attacked with his sword.
Lisbon teleported away and immediately used her macrocosm against him.
"What?"
Konsoon was trapped inside it.
"I did it! You won't escape this time!" Lisbon declared.
"That won't be the case."
Konsoon's voice came from behind her.
"Did you really think it had to be me? Couldn't it just be my blood?"
Lisbon's eyes widened.
"Damn you!"
Konsoon moved swiftly and attacked her chest.
Lisbon began bleeding, staring at him in disbelief.
"What...?"
Konsoon looked at her calmly.
"Your life really ends here."
Konsoon looked at Lisbon.
"You did well enough, though."
Lisbon then vanished.
The scene shifted to Jack Churchill, who was still fighting Homula.
The scene shifted to the lower levels of Centrum.
The female workers had successfully dealt with the monsters. The gods' servants were also standing, and everything seemed to be under control.
However, Princess Lemb was injured, and so was her servant.
The tall man looked at them.
"Come on. I haven't even used anything yet."
The scene shifted to Jack Churchill, who was still facing Homula.
"Perhaps we should leave for now," Homula said.
Jack suddenly sensed someone approaching.
Konsoon appeared.
"You won't be doing anything else, Homula. It's already over for you."
The monsters been killed also specially jubrail already been brought under control by the workers of Centrum. Konsoon was referring to the female workers, who had successfully captured them using their combined powers.
"It's meaningless for you to run," Konsoon said.
Homula smiled.
"I see. But honestly, I'm not interested in this battle at all. My main goal was to understand how these things work."
He smiled as if he had finally figured something out.
"Now I understand. Anyway, I'll see you later."
Homula began to vanish.
Jack tried to attack him, but Konsoon stopped him.
"It wouldn't be wise to attack them. We don't know enough about them yet."
Jack paused before replying, "You're right."
Then he turned toward Konsoon.
"Did you kill her?"
"Not really," Konsoon replied with a smile. "I can still sense her. She's somewhere around here, but she's already vanished."
Homula's figure disappeared completely.
"We shall return when the time comes. And when we do, it will be the end of all of you gods!"
Every god looked toward the sky as a loud noise echoed throughout Centrum.
The scene shifted back to Princess Lemb and the tall man.
The tall man smiled.
"I see. My lord has summoned me."
He looked at Lemb.
"You really think you can escape from here?"
He smiled again.
"Attacking me is completely useless now."
With that, the tall man vanished.
"If I had stayed, I would have already taken both your lives."
Lemb's injured servant turned toward her.
"Your Highness, we shouldn't do anything reckless here."
The scene shifted to Jubrail.
He had vanished, leaving the female workers shocked.
"Where did they go?" one of them asked.
Konsoon looked at the scene.
"I see. So they were all exposed after all."
He then turned toward Jack Churchill.
"Anyways, what do you think?"
Jack thought for a moment before replying.
"I think they're already very far away. We can't chase them, can we, Lord Konsoon? I believe we should head below and figure out who they might be."
"Who they might be, Lord Konsoon?" Jack asked.
Konsoon replied, "I don't really know. But we might figure it out by seeing how the other people deal with them."
The scene shifted back to the meeting room, where all the gods were sitting in their chairs again. Norea was seated in her main chair.
"Once again, who do you all think did this? Could it have been someone else?" Norea asked.
Konsoon spoke up.
"I think it's a secret organization that people don't really know about."
"Interesting. Could you enlighten us all, Konsoon Sanguis? What do you mean?" Norea asked.
"Sure. I think it would be very likely if we considered how well-planned everything was. Even Lord Jack Churchill would agree that this was carefully planned. How else could they enter a realm that has no way in? It has a barrier, after all. Someone must have been responsible for this."
Every god looked surprised.
Zeus spoke up.
"Is that so? But how can we prove it?"
Jack smiled and showed them the macrocosm, which had been broken in half.
"Isn't this enough?"
Princess Lemb looked at it.
"What is that supposed to mean?"
Jack replied, "You should know what it means."
Lemb thought for a moment.
"Yeah. Could they be there?"
Konsoon nodded.
"Correct. If they came from among the gods, then we have to suspect that one of them was responsible. I might have an idea about which god it could be, but I'm not entirely sure."
Norea looked around the room.
"Should we bring everyone here so we can discuss this properly?"
Konsoon replied, "How would we prove it, Your Highness?"
Princess Lemb looked at Konsoon.
"How can you speak to Her Highness with such words?"
Konsoon replied calmly, "Evidence is what every being relies on. It doesn't matter what I've done or haven't done. There has to be evidence, you know."
Norea smiled.
"No, no. I actually find this very interesting."
She looked at Konsoon.
"Tell me, then. Can we find them?"
Jack replied, "We don't really know. But whoever is responsible could be among those here, so they would be a suspect."
"I see," Norea said.
Everyone remained silent.
Konsoon smiled.
"This should be interesting. I want to see what happens."
Lisbon was still alive. She was somewhere inside a castle, where Homula was kneeling.
"So, you've returned, Lisbon," Homula said.
"Yeah," Lisbon replied.
"He was incredibly powerful. I would assume the other gods are just as powerful."
"Not only that," Lisbon continued. "His sword could attack my soul."
She paused before adding, "And then I vanished."
"I see," Homula replied.
The scene shifted to throne
Someone was sitting calmly on the throne. He had a beard, wore a crown, and was dressed in a long coat and cloak.
"So, you've both returned safely. I hope some of my fellow secret gods are watching and providing what is needed."
"He certainly will, my lord," Lisbon replied, kneeling. "After all, we've already done most of the work."
The scene shifted to Jubrail.
The monster had grown much larger than usual. His eyes began to glow.
The scene ended.