Hearing The Intermediary's cold snort, Chthon stopped hiding and stepped out. He asked, "The Intermediary, do you know what situation you're in right now?"
"Of course I do."
The Intermediary smiled and said, "I'm currently between Heaven and Hell, with Heaven at one thought and Hell at another. You could say it's as dangerous as can be.
Precisely because it's dangerous, I've calmed down—calmer than ever before. So, you don't need to worry about my condition. I'm far calmer than any of you."
Wade nodded repeatedly from the side. "Right, just as calm as I am."
Chthon had initially relaxed upon hearing The Intermediary's words, but after hearing what Wade said, his face immediately darkened. Being as calm as Wade? That was practically asking to get himself killed.
Chthon wanted to say something, but looking at the "calm" The Intermediary and Wade, he could only sigh helplessly. There was no time to discuss this now. After all, Chthon himself still had a mountain of unresolved matters.
"The Intermediary, I won't concern myself with anything else for now. Tell me what happens next."
Chthon said, "I want all information about the future. After that, I won't come bother you again. You can do whatever you want."
"I don't mind you bothering me at all. Seeing you is like seeing my past self."
With the profound air of an enlightened monk, The Intermediary said, "As for information about the future, I won't tell you all of it. I'll only tell you about the next event. However, in the original Script, the next event takes place several months from now."
Without these outsiders, the protagonist would need several months to revive the Sea Goddess and take Miami. Therefore, the next event would not occur until several months later.
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