The End of Time

The End of Time

In Karya's eyes, the fact that this person stubbornly refused to admit he was Karya and insisted he was an "Icathian remnant" could only be described as ridiculous.

Kiyran, who had silently been watching the spectacle all this time, suddenly found himself singled out. He was filled with embarrassment and displeasure; explaining himself felt wrong, but not explaining himself felt even worse.

However, from the perspective of this Great Elementalist, believing that the man before him who claimed to be Karya was an Icathian remnant was undoubtedly the "most likely" possibility.

After all, the construction of Karya's Relic had been related to Icathia to some extent. Although the information Nezuk had left behind did not describe this part in detail because it involved Kiyran, anyone willing to look through the notes would not find it difficult to discover.

Once he knew this, the Great Elementalist's deduction made sense. After all, whoever had the ability to control Karya's Relic and turn it into Malphite had to have a deep connection with Karya's Relic. If he was not an Icathian, then could he really be Karya?

In the end, the older Great Elementalist left the restricted area angrily.

Clearly, he had realized that he probably could not get anywhere with the man before him, and that the goal he had clung to seemed impossible to achieve no matter what he did.

Since the other party could bring Karya's Relic to life as a stone man, that meant they truly could detonate them one by one and completely erase the source of Ixtal's civilization. For the Conservative Faction, this was a hopeless dead end.

Watching the desolate back of the man as he turned and left, Karya felt no joy at all.

On the contrary, he could not help