Merlin's Final Words: Singularity and Lostbelt

The Light Screen image shifted at this moment.

In a beautiful, dreamlike garden, atop a pure-white tower floating in midair, the white-robed mage gazed ahead with deep eyes.

Before him lay a pastoral, dreamlike landscape, yet this man's eyes gave the impression that he could see through everything in the world.

People in the real world recognized this man, for he was none other than the great mage Merlin, who had appeared many times and had even manifested in the real world.

Come to think of it, hadn't Merlin been sealed by the Fairy Queen Morgan in this timeline?

Why was he here now?

Yes, this was Avalon. The pure-white tower floating in the air was the Tower of the End, and these were all scenes that had already appeared in the Light Screen images.

However, upon closer inspection, there were differences from what people knew.

The azure sky was already filled with countless cracks, with an ominous red aura spreading from them, like water seeping from a shattered cup.

Across the dreamlike flower fields and plains, many plants had already withered and died.

Even the pure-white tower had fallen into ruin in many places.

At a glance, this was still the dreamlike Avalon.

Yet upon closer inspection, it was already a dream bubble drifting toward destruction.

Then Merlin's voice rang out.

"Ultimately... it still came to this..."

"But this was only to be expected."

"Standing in the present, changing the past, reversing the future—this is a miracle."

"But it is also a cycle of causality."

"The Beast of Beginning and End—her existence ensured that no more Beasts would be born."

"Her collapse, her abandonment of the crown, represented the birth of Beasts."

"The monsters that bore the name of Beast would also be born one after another."

"The Evils