Upon arriving in the Country of Disorder, 2-355 stopped holding back and presented all of its "memories" to Hobart.
In the scene, that enormous figure was very blurry, yet Hobart still did not dare look directly at it within the Country of Disorder.
Then, beyond the transparent sky of the Country of Disorder, another enormous city appeared. It seemed to contain towering flames, floods that filled the heavens, incurable plagues, violent earthquakes, and an illusory yet terrifying aura.
Hobart felt the resonance of the Country of Disorder, and his spirituality immediately gained an understanding. That was another Sefirah! The City of Calamity! The City of Calamity crashed fiercely into the Country of Disorder, and for a moment, the sky collapsed and the earth split apart, plunging everything into darkness.
The sky and land, day and night, the ancient town and the Clock Tower within the Country of Disorder were all knocked out of place.
That was how its current appearance had formed, with sky and land interwoven, and day and night existing together.
Although Hobart did not dare look at the giant beyond the sky, he had some guesses about its identity. The Celestial Worthy? God? The Primordial One? Only those three figures could control one Sefirah to crash into another for unknown reasons.
At that moment, the scene before Hobart changed again. It was precisely because of the violent collision between the two Sephirots that 2-355 had fallen into the real world in the form of a stone.
After an unknown amount of time, the stone was picked up by a Beyonder of the Apprentice pathway. Since it came from the Country of Disorder, it was a naturally occurring Mystical Item.
Many figures appeared in the following scenes, but none of their faces could be seen clearly.
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