Within Anti-Entropy, there existed a rank known as "Executors." Their status was second only to their leader, Welt, and they held independent authority, each overseeing different institutions under Anti-Entropy's control. For example, Cocolia, Raiden Ryoma, Einstein, Tesla, and others would later all become Anti-Entropy Executors.
As an organization, Anti-Entropy had developed too rapidly to continue using the management system from its days as a Schicksal branch. Moreover, most of Anti-Entropy's veterans were researchers incapable of commanding armies or running corporations. Thus, the Executor system was created, allowing each of them to take charge of the fields they excelled in.
Most of Anti-Entropy's Executors were people who, for one reason or another, were unwilling to cooperate with Schicksal or were even hostile toward it. Yet they could also play an important role in the fight against Honkai, so Welt granted them freedom.
At this time, Anti-Entropy's leader was Welt Yang. The First Herrscher, the Herrscher of Reason, had inherited Welt Joyce's name, Herrscher Core, and responsibility for protecting the world. He was currently testing Anti-Entropy's new weapons within this military base.
Through intelligence agents Anti-Entropy had planted within Schicksal, they learned of the incident at Babylon Laboratory. They were therefore preparing to lead troops into Siberia to find the Second Herrscher and see whether they could persuade her to join them.
After all, Anti-Entropy's leader was the First Herrscher.
But clearly, even Welt Yang did not hold much hope. Other Herrschers were different from the First Herrscher. The First Herrscher was unique.
So... if they could not persuade her, they had decided to destroy her. After all, the disasters brought by Herrschers were world-ending.
Compared to Schicksal and Anti-Entropy, who had only recently set out, Himeko, riding Higokumaru, arrived in Siberia first.
High above Siberia, a fox completely invisible to