All things came to an end eventually. That was 'Fated Death.'
In some worlds, such death could be seen through Mystic Eyes. As long as one understood its meaning and touched it with an external object, it would bring about 'Death of All Things.'
But Saigō was different. As one of the Six Great Devils created by the Mother of Evil Gods of Zoroastrianism, the very meaning of his existence was the root of that death.
If the evil gods of Celtic Mythology turned the concept of "six seven three" into an ability and evil eyes, then Saigō himself was the incarnation of 'Fated Death.'
Withdrawing his gaze from the shriveled corpse, Saigō looked toward Yase Kenju's two sons.
The eldest, Yase Kima, had graduated from university a year ago and formally joined the family business.
The younger son, Yase Motoki, was still a middle school student and happened to be Nangong Nayue's student.
At that moment, both brothers stared at Saigō in terror. Their bodies trembled, their minds had lost the ability to think, and they could no longer even control themselves.
Saigō's sudden appearance, Yase Kenju's abrupt death, and the ruthless decisiveness with which he had acted—as well as witnessing Aging manifest before their eyes—had nearly broken the brothers' minds.
Death was sometimes not frightening, because it happened in an instant.
But Aging was the form humans feared most, because it progressed step by step, trapping people in death for far longer.
Anyone who witnessed Aging firsthand and could keep their mind from collapsing was already exceptional among humans.
It had to be said that Yase Kenju's two sons were exceptional enough. At the very least, they had not gone completely mad after witnessing this scene.
"I'll give you two choices. First, represent the Yase Family and submit