The more he learned about what had happened in the Past, and the more clearly he understood the world's fate after the apocalypse arrived, the less the Outlander could accept the world becoming like this again.
He waited for the White Fog to envelop him. Then, with one step forward, he passed through the door and returned to the unlit, dark foyer. Three seconds had passed. His clothes and shoes were gone, and there was an extra card in his hand. But the good news was that Tree Father had healed all of his wounds.
The small orange cat that had been waiting atop Shade's coat stared at him with wide amber eyes in the darkness. It too sensed Shade's mental exhaustion, so it merely gave a gentle meow~ before leaping onto a higher step to wait for him to head upstairs together.
"I've learned more about Past Luvia's failure. We can't delay, and we can't allow even a single failure. Otherwise, the situation will deteriorate bit by bit, until, just like in the Past, cultists actually dare to attack Tobesk. At the same time, I need to unite everyone who can be united and gather every available force."
In the darkness, Shade looked once again at the card in his hand, at Mrs. Lemmer in the deep sea.
"But aside from the information about the Past, it wasn't entirely without gains."
You mean this card?
"No. I witnessed Iluna's Thirteenth Ring form. My Illusion: Cinderella can allow the girls to whom I make promises to transform into the strongest forms I remember them having. I have memorized the Thirteenth Ring that Iluna is destined to achieve."
He first went to the basement and tucked Shadow of the Deep Sea and Twin Lovers into Feliana's Notebook. As he took Little