Trajectories of Fate's Choice

Upon hearing this news,

Su Wen instantly recalled something he had once taken part in:

A new game that had begun with Star Tower Clemence,

but ultimately ended with the burial of Saint Mourning Hughie Fal Graveyard:

Wasteland Not Favored by Gods.

At that moment,

he finally understood what "choice" truly meant.

Countless timelines seemed like brass roulette wheels hanging upside down in the sky.

Within that boundless sea of spinning wheels, humanity's fate was no longer an inevitability along a single line, but an entity that could be touched, chosen, and even reshaped.

The sparks of civilization leaped through these tangled currents of time. Every collision could ignite a new era—or extinguish a glorious chapter of history.

They revolved at different speeds.

In the end, they led humanity, civilization, and fate toward different futures—whether it was the one Lorenz Riel bore, or the one it would destroy.

It's time to make a choice.

Leaning against the computer desk, Su Wen spoke slowly.

And at last,

he asked his final question:

"What else do you know about the details of this banquet?"

Compared to the previous two questions, this one was clearly much simpler. Qimoer gave his final answer:

"Three radical factions of scholars from Lorenz Riel's academies jointly organized and participated in this matter.

There were three vessels in total,

and fifteen Emblem Bearers.

But two of them have already died.

They were the Black Goat of Deep Sea Abyss—Julianster, and the Thousand Faces and Fictional Lock of Void Light—Fararera.

There is one remaining unstable light cone from Eternal Magnetism-Landobona, which is not under our custody.

As for why they did not dare intervene directly,

it was because the Seven Great Academies of Lorenz Riel were locked in fierce internal conflict. That was why they did not dare handle