The Weird they suppressed grew far faster than the Anomaly Tamers suppressing them.
To restrain the Weird and keep suppressing it as it grew stronger and stronger, the price Anomaly Tamers had to pay was the conviction and life they had been burning all along.
To have reached this point, what they had endured and strived for must have been hundreds or thousands of times more than ordinary people imagined.
"What I'm about to announce may go against the beliefs you've always upheld, and it may shatter your understanding of things."
"You may resist, resent, or rage at it. I can understand all of that. But for your future, I don't want you to keep walking down this dead-end path when you know it leads nowhere but death."
"Wait, what exactly are you talking about, Natural Disaster?!"
Evil Disaster jumped out again to interrupt him. "What do you mean, for our future?"
"We're Anomaly Tamers. The future has nothing to do with us."
"Didn't we agree from the beginning that we would become natural disasters and human calamities, bringing equal disaster to humans and Weird alike, doing whatever we pleased until we reached the end of our lives?"
The Life Cadre nodded. "Leader Evil Disaster is right."
The Disease Cadre said, "Disasters and all that... isn't disease itself something people loathe?"
The Death Cadre said, "Die. All of you, die."
A vein bulged on Natural Disaster's forehead. He took a deep breath. "What I mean is that the path of an Anomaly Tamer is a dead end."
Evil Disaster slammed the table. "We knew that from the start. Stop talking nonsense."
Natural Disaster clenched his fists, and a second vein popped up on his forehead. "That's why we can try taking another path."
"Hah? Another path? Do you think everyone