Thus Spoke Apocalypse

Kiana was taken aback.

She clearly hadn't thought of that.

"Moreover, with his immortality, Otto could be considered invincible. I have a stronger feeling that he did it on purpose, deliberately letting you kill him."

Bronya's voice now sounds to Kiana like Tang Sanzang reciting the mantra to tighten the headband.

"I won't listen, I won't listen, I won't listen, I don't care, I don't care, I don't care."

Kiana immediately started throwing a tantrum, rolling around on the floor.

It is similar to the spirit of a certain spring.

"Kiana, the floor is dirty..."

Mei quickly stopped Kiana from turning into a human mop.

Bronya sighed.

All I can say is that Bishop Otto's acting was superb!

"Sister Bronya, why did Otto specifically ask Kiana to kill him?"

"I ask curiously, "Seele asked.

Bronya's smile froze.

Mei sighed when she saw Kiana still lying on the ground.

"Looking back now, the Collapse Consciousness is pretty pathetic. Otto achieved his goal, Kiana and Durandal successfully avenged themselves, but he got nothing. Even the space he created became a place for making phone calls..."

Bronya sighed.

The Fool isn't Otto at all; he's clearly Collapse Consciousness.

Bronya forgot one thing: the power of restraint, that Herrscher specifically designed to counter Herrscher, seems to have already been taken by Otto for free.

"Well done, Bianka, Kiana."

Back in the church, Kiana and Durandal heard Otto's voice again, but this time it was no longer weak; instead, it was filled with relief.

Durandal and Kiana were both startled and looked around nervously.

Otto explained that they had indeed reversed the rules above the false god in an instant, and his spirit had now become a wandering ghost.

The two powerful warriors successfully overcame the constraints and domination, and also successfully stopped Otto's plan to reverse time.

Otto sounded exhausted; he had never shown this side of himself before, but he finally felt relieved before the plan was nearing completion.

A person's words are good when they are about to die.

On his deathbed, Otto gave Durandal his final words of advice and revealed his true purpose.

Sad music played. Otto had indeed come incredibly close to godhood, but he was still a slave to the Imaginary Tree. Although he did possess the power to reshape the world, he was ultimately devoid of freedom.

So he placed all his bets on Kiana, believing that human emotions could even throw the Imaginary Tree into a moment of chaos, allowing him to grasp the most important aspect of his plan.

As it turned out, his gamble paid off.

The price was merely one person's death and another's carefree existence; for Otto, wasn't this a happy ending for everyone?

When Otto's voice rang out, the audience felt a Durandal and Kiana in the story.

"Damn, why is Otto always haunting us?"

Little Knowledge Rant.

As Otto slowly revealed his true purpose, the audience's surprise did not diminish in the slightest.

"So Otto's goal from beginning to end... was to have Kiana kill him?"

Little Knowledge stared in astonishment, her mouth agape.

He never expected things to turn out this way.

Admittedly, if that was the purpose, then Otto's actions would be explained: he packaged himself as an utterly wicked villain, frantically stirring up hatred in an attempt to provoke Kiana's anger and hatred.

It made her hold nothing back and use all her strength to successfully kill herself.

"Holy crap, I got goosebumps."

Little Knowledge couldn't help but move closer to Fu Hua, seemingly seeking some sense of security.

"He's clearly a villain, yet he believes more than anyone else that emotions can create miracles. It's really complicated."

Elysia sighed.

When she heard Otto's plan, her first reaction was disbelief.

After all, who could have imagined that Otto would make such a huge gamble in the final step of his plan to revive Kallen?

Mobius was completely dumbfounded.

Her plot analysis was based on the premise that Otto would not allow his plan to revive Kallen to go wrong, but the current plot is slapping her in the face.

Otto was willing to gamble, and even willing to believe in feelings.

"I..."

Mobius really wanted to tug at Otto's sleeve.

[You, Bishop Otto, with your almost supernatural wisdom, actually gambled your entire destiny on something as fleeting as emotion. Is that right?!]

Kiana, who had just been excited, suddenly became dejected, silently got up from the floor, and sat on the sofa.

Kiana, are you alright?

Mei noticed that Kiana's mood was off, so she asked her with concern.

"I'm fine, Mei."

Kiana managed a weak smile.

"Pfft."

Bronya could no longer hold back.

"Oh dear, someone's mentality has collapsed. From her birth to Otto's death, Kiana has never been able to escape Otto's control."

Bronya made a sarcastic remark.

"Bronya! I'll fight you to the death!"

Kiana gritted her teeth and lunged at Bronya.

In the final scene, under the complex gazes of the audience, Otto expresses his long-held sincere gratitude to others. His tone is genuine, devoid of any of his previous affectation.

"Thank you for allowing me to witness a miracle that belongs only to her and me in the last moments of my life."

Farewell, heroes.

"Tell Theresa ...it's a pity that her grandfather will not be able to attend her coronation."

Otto's presence vanished completely before Kiana and Durandal. Under their watchful eyes, his soul drifted into the distance, into nothingness, towards his ultimate destiny.

If we're talking about the most complicated feelings, it has to be Theresa.

Otto's death might be something others would celebrate with fireworks, but for Theresa, it was different; she was deeply saddened, especially by that one sentence.

Tell Theresa... it's a pity her grandfather can't attend her coronation.

"Grandpa, are you a good person or...?"

Theresa shook her head.

"Never mind, it's not important to worry about these things now, Grandpa. I hope you can successfully revive Grandma Kallen."

Theresa expressed her heartfelt hope.

At this moment, she was still unaware that the next sentence would be even more damaging than the one she had just uttered.

"Theresa, if you want to cry, you don't have to force yourself. I'll lend you my shoulder."

Himeko smiled broadly, shrugging her shoulders, but what she was really holding up was her heart.

Theresa blushed with anger at those words.

"Get lost, you bomb-wielding woman!"

Meanwhile, in the distant Golden Courtyard.

"Hey, Otto's dead, why can't I feel happy?"

Little Knowledge felt a tightness in her chest and didn't even want to drink champagne anymore.

"Well, maybe it's because we've already celebrated, so seeing Otto die now doesn't affect me as much. Yeah, that's right, that's it."

Little Knowledge tried to hypnotize himself.

Elysia stared intently at the screen.

Even now, all I can think about is the bet I made with Yaqing before the story was even aired.

[Yaqing, was there any heartbreaking plot twist in today's episode? Probably not, since Otto died... The Fairy wouldn't shed a single tear for him!]

"Elysia, let's make a bet."

Elysia breathed a sigh of relief.

"Otto is dead. I just feel a little sad, but I don't feel like crying. Yaqing, you've already lost."

Miss Fairy has a habit of opening champagne halfway through the game.

Yaqing swirled the champagne in her glass.

"What comes next is the most important... hehe."

Yaqing downed her drink in one gulp. Looking at the relaxed people around her, and thinking about the plot to come, she couldn't help but smile.

Mobius gave him a suspicious look.

"Hey, Otto is finally going to revive Kallen!"

Kevin does look quite like Otto.

He can do what he can't do, and he has also done what he never could do.

The scene shifts to Otto staggering across the newly red sand, with nothingness stretching to the horizon. This scene feels somewhat familiar to the audience, as it is remarkably similar to the scene in the Stigmata Space.

And not far from Otto.

That is also the direction he is heading.

There is a tree there.

A tree that appeared incredibly sacred was constantly radiating light.

"The Imaginary Tree?!"

The audience members who saw this scene widened their eyes in surprise.

It should be noted that the Imaginary Tree only existed in theory, but now it has been presented to them.

What does Otto want to do?

It can no longer be expressed in words.

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Chapter 498 Thus Spoke Apocalypse.

Otto staggered toward the Imaginary Tree, as if a gust of wind could blow him over.

"Life... is truly a fragile thing."

His tone was somber.

Even the background music became melancholic at this moment, all for one person.

"When I was a child, my older sister died on the battlefield. They told me that her soul would never perish and that her spirit would ascend to heaven."

"Ha... generation after generation, humanity has always been happy to deceive itself with such lies, believing in the so-called afterlife, believing in the eternity of consciousness."

"They pretend that death doesn't exist in the world, until death suddenly invades their lives and comes upon their loved ones."