She leaned forward slightly, and even the light of her projection seemed to sharpen.
"Don't forget the universally beloved [Silent Lord]. You wouldn't want her to carve up those remaining eight clones as lesions of [Erudition], would you?"
Laigushi slowly shook his head.
"Your conclusions differ vastly from my own. Therefore, allow me to offer one more academic recommendation."
He seemed to have become that patiently instructive scholar again, though a chill lingered deep within his eyes.
"Listen carefully, my compatriots. Why not look beyond the heavens alongside the Chrysos Heirs, include every enemy in the next War of All Gods in your calculations, and reconsider?"
"Amphoreus is not a place where three Paths are [Entangled], but a place where three Paths are locked in a [Deadly Duel]."
"When you use The Nameless as a means to contend with me, why not consider this possibility..."
"Following in their footsteps, [Remembrance] and Its children will also seize the opening and arrive upon the battlefield."
Herta smiled faintly.
"You mean the Garden of Recollection will come wade into this mess too?"
"I'd welcome it. If the Memokeepers can disrupt your [Destruction] experiment, I'll definitely applaud them." She cooperatively gave two light claps, her gesture dripping with sarcasm.
Laigushi shook his head, his tone profound.
"But you know perfectly well that they cannot."
He was utterly certain.
"On the contrary, the Memory Thieves will become an obstacle to you."
He stared at Herta and spoke each word distinctly.
His gaze seemed to drift toward the screen.
"The Memokeepers covet Amphoreus's secrets, just as they covet the knowledge of every genius."
"In a confrontation between Aeons, [Remembrance] has never been an ally of [Erudition]."
Screwllum's projection flickered. He stepped forward, his posture as elegant as ever, and added in a calm yet resolute voice.