Divine

But unfortunately, fate seemed impossible to stop.

The wheel of all predetermined destinies continued to turn slowly, irresistibly.

That unstoppable Holy Light of fate had finally appeared.

After a long while, Red Whale finally arrived before a secluded teahouse.

A waiter led him upstairs to the second floor.

In the vast space on the entire second floor, there was only one person sitting there upright.

He was a very strange person.

He was like a silhouette, blurry and indistinct, as though he might vanish at any moment.

Yet he could hold a teacup and slowly sip hot tea.

From the side, his body looked as thin as paper.

Like a paper cutout standing upright.

And most crucially, no one could make out his appearance. On that blurred face, the only thing visible was a patch of blue.

An azure blue like the sea and starry sky.

"Hey, long time no see, Red." The man raised a hand at Red Whale, wearing an expression of a smile.

It was strange. Though his face could not be seen, one could still tell that he was smiling.

"You sensed it too, Blue?" Red Whale walked over. Behind him, the waiter melted like a candle, swiftly flowing across the ground before evaporating and vanishing in an instant.

He paid it no mind and went straight to sit across from Blue.

"Yes. I sensed that he has appeared again. And this time, it's more troublesome than the previous two times." Blue set down his teacup, his smile fading.

"I created countless incarnations, thinking that if I found him first, I could nip it in the bud at its earliest stage. Unfortunately... I never expected that he would be right in front of me, yet I failed to recognize him." Red Whale sighed.

"You did your