It was only then that the Great Lord, who had merged with the Sleeper, truly realized the Lord of the End existed-and how terrifying he was.
The Lord of the End did not refer specifically to the Sleeper.
Rather, he was the consciousness born when the Sleeper of Chaos and the Firstborn of Orderliness merged into one.
According to the fragments of truth he had obtained,
once these two mediums finished merging, the Lord of the End would immediately awaken and be born, bringing irreversible annihilation upon the world beyond this dream.
Lynn's gaze flickered.
And that was why they had descended.
To escape the predicament of Reincarnation, the arrangements the Reincarnation God-King had made all those years ago had already pushed the Lord of the End's awakening into its final stage.
"That's genuinely terrifying the more you think about it."
Because he knew.
The Reincarnation God-King was not actually a native of this dream world either. He was the one who had truly crossed over from another world.
Had his attempts to escape the curse of Reincarnation inadvertently brought about the Lord of the End's awakening?
Or had something laid this scheme spanning countless years, using him to complete the Lord of the End's final birth and awakening?
He dared not think about it.
Or perhaps this was a question that would never have an answer.
He closed his eyes.
And the [Battle of Heaven] was the great war that had erupted between that Great Lord and the three Outsiders when the New World was first born.
The memories within that wisp of lingering consciousness were incomplete.
Many details were already missing.
But he could guess that, since the Outsiders wanted to stop the Lord of the End from awakening, they would inevitably attack the Great Lord. They might