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Chapter 62

Ptilopsis: You Call This Love?! (6000)

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Attacks like the coming of the apocalypse followed one after another.

"Did we win?!" Kal'tsit asked anxiously.

"Ama-10, what exactly have you learned from all your years walking this land?" Prestes sighed and emerged from the attack completely unscathed.

Had she forgotten to mention it?

She was merely a piece of information, long since fused with Originium's Internalized Universe. What was the point of attacking a projection?

It would have been one thing if the others did not know, but how had even Ama-10 forgotten? Had playing with this world's terrible chess players for too long lowered her IQ?

"Doctor, you just woke up. You need more rest." Prestes snapped her fingers and sent the Doctor into a pleasant illusion to rest.

In his amnesiac state, the Doctor's use of Originium's laws and the Internalized Universe's authority was still far too rudimentary, relying entirely on instinct. Her taking that beating earlier had merely been a way to distract the group and draw their attention to the Doctor. Now that she had temporarily trapped him within an illusion, it was time to deal with some "redundant information."

She slowly raised her eyes. Originium across the entire Terra Continent suddenly began to hum. The boundary between reality and the Internalized Universe blurred and weakened. Vast quantities of Originium crystals appeared within the Internalized Universe, floating in the sky and forming a World Tree that connected heaven and earth. Different scenes were reflected upon the trees formed of Originium: on some branches, Rhodes Island was fighting its final battle against the Sea Monsters; within some leaves, Kazdel's Twin Kings ruled together; yet within an Originium flower bud at the very top was nothing but darkness, where a curled-up young girl could vaguely be seen...

She extracted some useful information from within: swordsmen wielding

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