"Alright, ma'am, don't panic. Take your time." Holding the phone, Schiller spoke to the person on the other end in a gentle yet firm voice. "Your child is fine, I promise you. No one can hurt him. You only need to tell me what happened in your dream."
The coffee beside Schiller's hand was still steaming. There was another cup across the table, but no one sat in the chair.
"I see." Schiller nodded. "Ma'am, the being called the Intermediary is the union of Chaos and Order. He represents the balance between chaos and order in the universe, so you should understand that he bears no ill will toward you or your child."
"As for that voice, since you never saw him, we have too little information to identify him for now. Don't be too anxious..."
"Yes, I promise you. The Intermediary is very powerful. He can wield both the powers of Chaos and Order, enough to protect the child in your womb. You will both be fine."
After hanging up, Schiller rubbed the bridge of his nose. He found the situation increasingly difficult to understand. He was not surprised that the Intermediary had come. Most likely, only an avatar had arrived, sent to preserve the balance of Chaos and Order in this universe, and the key to maintaining that balance was the child in Lisa's womb.
Schiller had previously suspected that the person who contacted Lisa in her dreams was Nightmare. Gaia had most likely learned of this and summoned the Intermediary to protect Lisa in her dreams.
The only question was why Nightmare, with nothing better to do, had involved himself in Chaos and Order. He was not the kind of Demon God who meddled in other people's business.
Schiller knew that whichever world's dreams a ruler controlled,