"All of them?!!"
At the anxious roar of his subordinate's report, every hair on Serizawa's body stood on end.
At this moment, he still did not know that Heisenberg and Diana had both turned to look at him.
Beside him, hearing Serizawa's shocked question, his subordinate nodded frantically.
"That's right, all of them! Even that gentle big guy on Skull Island has become violent!"
"I understand!"
Serizawa nodded. After less than a second of thought, he issued a new order.
"Follow the worst-case plan we prepared. Use bait and attacks to drive all the Titans toward one another!
If the rampage of seventeen Titans is our disaster, then only one of them will be left in the end.
Even if it is still a disaster, one monster will not drive us to despair!"
As soon as he finished speaking, Serizawa's subordinates nodded crisply, then began frantically issuing emergency orders to every department.
Meanwhile.
Watching everything unfold, Heisenberg gave Diana a light nod.
"This group isn't bad, right?"
As he offered that assessment, he smiled and continued.
"After all, when faced with a disaster they can't handle, they at least didn't place their hopes in gods and prayers, right?"
"Huh?"
Diana was somewhat puzzled by Heisenberg's words.
"My lord, you seem to admire that kind of spirit.
But as a god, shouldn't you prefer humans to pray to you?
After all, if they all rely on themselves, then you..."
"Me?
What could I do?"
Before Diana could finish, Heisenberg shook his head indifferently.
"What true god would care about so-called prayers?
Even if humans gave everything they had to contribute to a god, those contributions would ultimately mean nothing to that god.
Much less human prayers..."
As he spoke, Heisenberg raised his right hand and casually swept his hair back.
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