Whether she had become the kind of person Noah feared most, she did not know. But what he did know was that he had gained an entirely new spell, an ability that could change his entire domain.
Noah was not particularly skilled at researching, developing, and improving the Hell Gate, so he simply handed the matter over to the system.
To be honest, Noah was not all that invested in this research. The reason was that although he agreed with the system's proposed method, he still felt, on a moral level, that it was somewhat cruel.
But for his own sake, Noah was not the sort of person overflowing with saintly compassion. So while he did not reject it, he did not want to study it right now either—though he knew that in the end, he would still delve deeply into learning and researching all of it.
Once he had sorted through these matters, Noah directly appeared beside Tony and the others.
The entire domain belonged to Noah. He could fully control its size and the power within it, so after expanding the domain to such a scale, appearing anywhere within it at will was merely the most basic of operations.
What puzzled Noah, however, was that both Tonys had reddened eyes. They looked as though they had just been crying.
Though Noah found it strange, he did not tease them. Instead, he asked calmly, "Finished catching up? How did talking turn into this?"
"Yes, we're done catching up." Tony nodded. "I thought you'd been listening the whole time, but it seems you didn't care at all. It was nothing, just some sad topics. But... thank you, Noah."
"No need to thank me." Noah smiled. He could roughly guess what Tony and Howard had talked about.
It was probably something