"How could a burst of Mental Power occur inside this 'Eternal Prison'?"
At the edge of the Eternal Prison, the second-generation "Freud," who wore a neat bob and a white coat, raised her head with a slightly puzzled expression.
Behind her, a breach had been torn open in the Boundary Wall at the very outskirts of the "Eternal Prison"—the true "boundary" of this Divine Kingdom—revealing a white world of nothingness.
This was also how "Freud" had entered the "Eternal Prison"—they had opened a breach in the Boundary Wall.
Although "Freud" had originally objected to this plan, since in her view...
"If we directly open a breach in the Divine Kingdom of the God of Fairness and Judgment, won't the God of Fairness and Judgment react at all, like an impotent husband?"
"Although I don't know much about gods and Divine Kingdoms, I do know that a Divine Kingdom is an extension of a god's body. So I don't think the God of Fairness and Judgment is some foolish, dull-witted god who lacks awareness of his own Divine Kingdom like a person in a vegetative state."
Of course, the fact that she had appeared here now proved that "Freud" had ultimately chosen to carry out the plan.
It was not because she had been persuaded by the Central Mechanism. Rather, Freud truly had no better option.
She could only choose to trust the Central Mechanism and take a gamble.
Therefore, before entering, "Freud" had actually prepared herself to engage in battle inside this Divine Kingdom with the Chosen of God or an incarnation of the God of Fairness and Judgment.
But after entering...
"Freud" discovered with some emotion that the words the Central Mechanism had spoken at the time—which had sounded like complete nonsense, like the ramblings of a malfunctioning system—had