"That was also why, back then, I could never understand why he had launched that indiscriminate God War."
One deity after another was dragged into Hell.
Lynn witnessed tragedy after tragedy unfolding in the Main Universe, all of them on the front lines of the war.
And this time.
It was even more devastating than it had been three thousand years ago.
Even when Lynn squeezed his eyes shut.
Those horrific scenes still lingered before his eyes.
And all of this was happening right now, playing out in every corner of the Main Universe. It was far more devastating than simply hearing that war had broken out, because countless lives were being lost every moment, countless beings perishing before his eyes.
"That's enough."
The girl abruptly raised her head.
"You can go and rest. What remains is my responsibility."
Lynn opened his bloodshot eyes and said:
"Was drawing that calamity here part of your plan too?"
The girl quietly manipulated the curtain before her and said:
"His infiltration of the Main Universe has been deepening. If I don't draw his attention to me, anything I do in the Main Universe will be constrained by him. We should be grateful that his ability to think is still in a state of chaos."
"Otherwise, even if he only had the thinking ability of an ordinary intelligent being, the danger we faced would be far greater than it is now."
She closed her eyes.
She said no more.
And Lynn immediately saw that the curtain before him no longer displayed the whole Main Universe. Instead, it showed the scene outside Hell at that very moment.
Beyond the azure expanse, that pitch-black curtain rolled toward them like a moving abyss.
Even from this sweeping perspective.
Even that azure expanse was as small as