As Heisenberg finished speaking, he raised his head and looked expectantly toward the sky alongside Nidhogg and Lucifer.
But...
The three of them waited for a long time, yet there was still no sign of any supreme god descending from the heavens.
They waited and waited, and waited some more.
Nidhogg gloomily shook his head.
"Good news!"
he said reluctantly.
"It seems the three of us together are already enough to cause Aurorag trouble.
Otherwise, why would he avoid meeting us?"
"Not necessarily."
Lucifer shook his head, throwing a bucket of cold water over him.
"For all we know, even together, we might not cause Aurorag any trouble at all.
So even if we gather here, Aurorag might simply not care to meet us!"
"But that isn't what our deductions said!" Nidhogg protested.
"But our deductions will always only be our deductions. We can only speculate about the greatness of the supreme. The key is that it's all speculation!"
At that, Lucifer smirked and pursed his lips.
He turned to Heisenberg and smiled.
"What do you think, Old Heisenberg? You've been close to the supreme for the shortest time. Maybe your thoughts will be fresher!"
"Oh?"
Hearing Lucifer's question, Heisenberg spread his hands and chuckled.
"Do I even need to say it? I'm sure you already know.
The reason we chose to enter the Norse world and act here was because the supreme here is merely a rule, wasn't it?
Since it's a rule, things are simple. Though we've gathered together, we haven't done anything yet!
It's like the law. No matter what we think, even if we want to blow up Yasukuni Shrine.
As long as we haven't acted, we aren't guilty.
So..."
At that point, Heisenberg shook his head with a bitter smile.
"So we'll have to wrong