Seated upon the "Iron Throne," Hobart fell into deep thought. The Fallen Mother Goddess had never ceased invading this world, but so far, Her power had been unable to directly project itself onto Earth.
She could only lure Beyonders on Earth "out," corrupt them, and then have them help Her accomplish certain things on Earth.
Spike had been corrupted before Rosell, and the methods seemed quite similar. Perhaps corrupting Spike had merely been a trial.
After Spike returned to Earth, he had not realized that he had been corrupted. He only knew that he had become a Blessed of the Fallen Mother Goddess.
Hobart suddenly thought of the Grave Owner's Curse again. Looking at it now, the existence of this notebook itself was the Grave Owner's Curse.
If someone read this notebook without any protection, they would definitely be corrupted without realizing it. For a Sequence 6, that would be a catastrophic disaster!
After the Grave Owner, Colin, learned of Spike's experience, he too was corrupted. However, the Fallen Mother Goddess's corruption of Spike seemed rather restrained. Spike had not lost his mind, so Colin, who had been corrupted by Spike, had not immediately gone mad either.
But one thing was certain: Colin and the other family members had all become loyal believers of the Fallen Mother Goddess.
Continuing to "recall," Hobart learned from Spike's account that the great existence had given him two tasks in total.
Spike delegated one of them to Colin and the other family members: go to the Southern Continent, confirm the Bound God's condition, and confirm the condition of Fauvety, the Cosmic Dark Side.
This... Hobart found it rather strange. Why would the Fallen Mother Goddess be interested in these two pathways? In theory, the Bound God was the King of Angels corresponding to the