Good grief!
Seriously, good grief!
What exactly was this Solomon doing? Hadn't he initiated the Incineration of Humanity? Why did it now feel like he was completely acting according to someone else's demands?
And who was this "King" Solomon kept referring to? He was clearly a king himself—the King of Magecraft, no less—so why did he constantly call someone else "King"? And why did he look like he was willing to pay any price for this "King" he spoke of?
From his tone, that so-called "King" seemed to have been bound by fate or something else, seemingly destined for an unfortunate future, and Solomon appeared to want to change all of it.
So then, who could possibly make Solomon pay such a great price, even to the point of initiating the Incineration of Humanity?
Everything had suddenly become impossibly confusing.
After all, the Light Screen footage had only shown Solomon being summoned by Marisbury as a Servant, obediently following Marisbury's orders like the perfect tool.
Could Solomon really be that thorough? Even after dissolving his contract with Marisbury, would he still obey the man so completely—would he even take the initiative to help him?
But if it really was Marisbury, then what kind of fate had that man borne to make King Solomon go this far for him?
Could it be that Shuten-Douji had been right—that the old Chaldea had major problems, and that the current terrible situation had been caused by Marisbury taking the lead?
It seemed... the logic actually fit together?
That was utterly absurd!
And what exactly was that Destiny Observer trying to do?
He was actually cooperating with the mastermind behind the Incineration of Humanity. Wasn't he a major figure of Destiny tasked with protecting the world?
Moreover, according to the information revealed in earlier Light