A humanoid monster covered from head to toe in gray carapace bristling with spikes stood atop a mound of graves, facing off against the Beast King God and his group.
--Void Monster: Judge of the Fate of All Beings.
The orange cat crouched behind it. For the moment, it didn't hurry to act, but listened with great interest.
After all, one side was a Void Monster, while the other was a creature sealed inside the Great Tomb. Perhaps it could learn some secrets from their conversation.
The Beast King God's gaze flickered. "I know you. When the Great Tomb first appeared, I sensed many powerful beings from the outside entering the tomb. That was you."
"Unfortunately, you saw the many rare treasures that appeared inside the Great Tomb, but you had no idea how dangerous it really was!"
The Judge of the Fate of All Beings said,
"How could a creature like you, sealed inside the tomb, know anything about our predicament?"
The Beast King God said, "I'll be frank. The main reason this apocalypse can trap us is that it's drawing on your power. If you stop opposing me, I can get you out—and even take you to find those treasures."
The Judge of the Fate of All Beings stood there for a while, then shook his head. "Too late. This apocalypse has been eroding me for too long. To avoid being completely annihilated, I've already chosen to merge with it."
The orange cat sat quietly atop a grave, its gemlike eyes open as it fell into thought.
--So not all Void Monsters drifted with the current in the River of Tombs.
A powerful Void Monster like the Judge of the Fate of All Beings could actually merge with an apocalypse and become part of it.
So what exactly