A Plan for Nothingness's Finale

"Work?"

"That's right. Work."

Cheng Shi gave a detailed account of Zainjil and everything he had done in the Tower of Reason. He also clearly explained how he had ended up clashing with him. Then he lightly tapped the table, weighing his words as he spoke:

"The tide of Faith Fusion can no longer be stopped. I can more or less guess what Truth is thinking, but as Folly said, this is most likely nothing more than a foolish act.

The problem is that even if this is a foolish act, we can only ride the waves for now. Only by doing so can we see farther from the crest of the great tide and judge whether we beneath the True Gods should embrace this folly or distance ourselves from it.

Otherwise, while the era races forward, all we'll do is hide beneath the wind and waves, drifting even farther from the times.

Of course, Afros, you can choose the latter. After all, you've already fallen out of step with the times."

"..."

"But if you want to keep up with the times, if you want to accomplish something in the Void Era, then Zainjil is undoubtedly an excellent choice.

Although this man is insane, he's good at research. Even if the path he's taken is unorthodox—no, that's not the right way to put it. It's simply unusual. But your path is unusual too, isn't it?

His experiments require Birth and Filth and Decay, while you possess both of those faiths. That means that here, in your own territory, Dolgo D, you can provide this Grand Scholar with everything he needs.

What's more, your status far surpasses those False Gods, and your divine power is genuine. This will allow the Grand Scholar to apply the results of his research over