Space Isolation, Good News and Bad News

Robin wondered what kind of world she would see, but the people and Hollow approaching this place had very different thoughts.

As it drew closer, the Hollow, like a fish out of water, began absorbing the energy leaking from the passage.

The energy within its soul body was rapidly accumulating again.

Gunko noticed this as well.

As Im's maid—and Im's spare body—Gunko could not resist Im's will.

However, something had gone wrong with the thing in her hands.

Naturally, Im, whose consciousness was linked to Gunko's, noticed this as well.

At the site where Mary Geoise had once stood, Im, who had been doing everything possible to maintain the clash against Dunn's energy, suddenly withdrew its power.

The darkness rapidly contracted.

Dunn, who noticed all this, immediately guessed Im's intentions.

"Earlier than I expected. That bastard is getting impatient."

Realizing that Im was about to leave, Dunn rapidly withdrew the energy he had previously unleashed at full force.

This confrontation, which had nearly turned into a world-destroying catastrophe, vanished just as the world was reaching its limit.

Of course, the aftermath would not fade so quickly.

But the source had indeed disappeared.

The News Coos, reduced to less than a tenth of their numbers, faithfully recorded the scene. That sun had vanished.

The darkness that had erupted from and gathered around the Red Line had vanished as well.

Yet the enormous breach melted into the Red Line proved that the earlier confrontation had not been an illusion.

But what was the outcome?

After the sun vanished, many people tried every possible way to gather information.

Everyone who could contact Dunn attempted to reach him, but they all failed.

Without a definite answer, no one else dared make any moves.

And Dunn truly had no time to concern himself with anything