Marivka flatly rejected the Night God's proposal.
She knew that after a large-scale reconstruction,
the Night God would disappear completely.
The rules of Natlan, built upon the Land of the Night God, would also cease to exist.
The memories and legends recorded in the old Ley Lines would vanish as well.
The people of Natlan would face many psychological problems, such as amnesia, memory disorders, cognitive impairments, and more.
It was no different from using a Gnosis to weave a net from souls and memories.
Both were unacceptable prices to pay.
The Captain beside her stepped forward. He held the opposite opinion from Marivka.
"The continuation of life outweighs every price you mentioned. Once the Abyss loses control, all that will remain are corpses and ruins."
Marivka countered, "And what happens afterward? When the new Ley Lines are invaded by the Abyss again, what will the people of Natlan do? What weapons will they have left?"
"How long can a land no longer protected by the Night God and its rules endure?"
"Live one day at a time. If we can't get through the present, we have no right to consider the future!" The Captain lost control.
Wow, this voice acting was incredible.
I really wanted to know what the Captain had been through.
Was this the first time the Captain lost his composure?
He paused, calming his emotions.
"Do you have to wait until massive sacrifices have appeared before you understand this?"
Lumine and Paimon, who were present, did not understand why the Captain had suddenly erupted.
Massive sacrifices? Things had not reached such a dire point yet, had they?
Lumine asked him, "Why are you so pessimistic about the current situation?"
Everything the Captain considered seemed to be based on the premise that Natlan would inevitably be destroyed