Tears streamed down his face.
The honored leader of Anti-Entropy, the disposable life of a test subject—his life could only follow one path. One of those scenes had to be false. With a little thought, he had already reached the conclusion and learned that sorrowful truth.
"You figured it out?"
Zhao Bai spoke without context. The Third Herrscher frowned deeply upon hearing it, while only the man lying in the lake gave a slight nod.
What were they talking about?
The Third Herrscher was full of question marks.
"Since you know, I'll let you see a higher view." Zhao Bai raised his right hand high. The basketball-sized black hole began to expand, blotting out the stars and swallowing everything in sight.
The stars fell.
Like a Rasengan, the black hole was hurled out with all Zhao Bai's strength.
Everything in its path fell into annihilation.
It disappeared.
The water in the lake had not evaporated, nor had it been teleported away. It had vanished completely, collapsing into atoms, sucked into the black hole, and ceasing to exist.
Star of Eden was as precise as a scalpel. It had not harmed anything else in the slightest; it had merely erased Welt together with the entire lake from this world. Zhao Bai shook his head regretfully and tucked the black-framed glasses into his clothes.
The Third Herrscher sat on the ground, inelegantly picking mud from between her toes.
She looked up and asked, "What were you two talking about? Why did that guy nod, and even smile before he died?"
Zhao Bai was putting away Star of Eden as he answered, "Maybe because the black hole I made was bigger than his. Some men are like that—they like big ones. Who knows what strange psychology is behind it."
"Hm?"
The Third