After his request was refused.
The Beyonder showed neither surprise nor anger.
Because Orsaga's answer had been within his expectations.
In his view.
As a middleman connecting different worlds.
Orsaga most likely had some sort of contract with OAA.
After all, this world was unquestionably OAA's territory.
And if OAA had not agreed.
Then for Orsaga to release the beings within it.
Would indeed have been rather inappropriate for a middleman...
Thinking of that.
He began making many guesses about how OAA viewed and positioned him.
Livestock being raised...
Then, do we truly have a chance to come into contact with the outside world...?
Amid all those speculations.
The thoughts in his heart silently converged with those of his many kin.
As a race.
Though their actual numbers were not especially large, the Beyonders still had some population.
They outnumbered the Endless Family over in the DC World by a little.
Therefore.
As the Beyonder before Orsaga produced all sorts of thoughts, within the distant Transcendence Domain, the other Beyonders who cared greatly about this matter also joined the discussion through their mental connections.
During this time, considering the Crimson Dimension's special nature both geographically and in terms of its actual significance.
Some Beyonders could not help setting their sights on this place.
They wanted to use its power to escape, or to observe the various scenes beyond the outside world.
Yet, as a place with an owner, Orsaga, ruler of the Crimson Dimension, was clearly a threshold they could not bypass...
On this issue.
As the discussion progressed, two completely opposing views gradually emerged among the Beyonders.
There were those who sought to cooperate wholeheartedly with Orsaga.
And there were those who wanted to occupy the Crimson Dimension by any means possible.
As lifeforms with a collective nature, they