Dream Dimension.
After listening to Dream God's account, Clark finally understood the full story.
Simply put, the Creation Goddess had created three sons: the World Forger, the Monitor, and the Anti-Monitor.
They lived in the Sixth Dimension of the Multiverse, and the World Forger's task was to use the World Forge to forge world after world, filling the empty universe.
But whether human or god, everyone made mistakes.
At times, flawed worlds produced by the World Forge had to be destroyed.
But that was undoubtedly dirty, exhausting work.
So he found a dragon from the universe and had it destroy the Dark Worlds in his stead.
However, like most melodramatic stories, the dragon—or rather, the monster known as Barbatos—betrayed him.
This cunning dragon did not follow its master's orders and destroy those corrupted worlds. Instead, it secretly hid them away to strengthen itself. Then the underling rose up and took control, and Barbatos successfully killed the World Forger.
But the crafty dragon feared retaliation from the three brothers' mother, the Creation Goddess, so it secretly hid in the Dark Multiverse and watched from there.
Countless ages passed, yet the pursuit he had expected never came.
So the monster's ambition grew, and he decided to turn his hand against the Multiverse.
Grow bigger, start anew, and create another glory.
"So the master got killed by his pet?" Clark covered his forehead. He knew that he could be overly optimistic at times.
But at the very least, Clark knew that if he walked a vicious dog down the street, he would put a muzzle on it.
"Just how stupid are these gods?"
"You'll get used to it." Jino cut off Clark's complaint. "So, do you know where the World Forge is?"
"Of course."
Dream God smiled. It felt good to be