The second memory was relatively short. By the time it began, it was already the Doomsday Era.
The man who had become the evil creature "Mind-Bone Prophet" walked beneath the Black Sun, treading through yellow sand as he pressed onward alone. At last, he arrived beside the ruins of a crooked building half-buried beneath the sand.
A few spire-like rooftops still stood amid the sand nearby. Perhaps a vast city had once existed here, but now only this building remained.
Two men sat blankly at the entrance to the hall within the building's ruins. They offered only token resistance before being killed by the "Mind-Bone Prophet." They seemed to have lost their minds long ago, surviving only because of their obsession with protecting this place. But now, the "Mind-Bone Prophet" killed them.
Afterward, the evil creature entered the elevator leading underground from the depths of the hall. It arrived at the underground Great Library and stretched out its hand.
Countless glowing words flew out from the books in the Great Library and eventually branded themselves onto the books on its body. Then it left those blank books behind and continued onward, walking through the boundless yellow sand toward the Black Sun.
"This..."
Shade could not evaluate what he had just seen. This seemed to be the truest depiction of the Doomsday Era: evil creatures walking through a world on the verge of total collapse, while the survivors lived on in a muddled state like Living Corpses. He had even seen in Mr. Bernhardt's memories that the boundary between life and death had already become blurred.
And the meaningless act of gathering knowledge that the evil creature performed at the end of the world made him even more interested in the mad "Legenes Presia":
"Did he really know everything?"
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