In the Azure World, fierce winds howled across a barren expanse.
Lynn followed the figure all the way to the edge of this world. During the Great Fall a few years earlier, this was the very place where he had watched her drag one Origin after another into Hell.
The azure girl raised her head, gazing at the distant, hazy shapes floating before her, and said:
"Remember, your purpose in going to the Divine Realm this time still isn't to fight them. Your first priority is to find that Divine Spark so crucial to you. At least for now, only after you gain control over time can you truly take part in the Time War that has such a profound effect on you."
"You must also understand that the greatest enemy before you now isn't those two God Kings, but the Nightmares. They are the greatest opponents who will truly bar your way to that Calamity."
Lynn's gaze was steady as he said hesitantly:
"I know."
"But there's something I don't quite understand. If that Time War touches every corner of history, when did it begin? At least so far, I haven't really felt that the Time War has had such an enormous effect on me."
In truth, the only time he had truly felt in danger was when he first stepped into the Abyss.
Aside from that, he had not really felt anything particularly unusual.
The azure figure fell silent for a long time.
At last, she turned her head, looked at him, and said:
"You haven't felt it only because you're still within the River of Time, so you can't see the full picture. And if you insist that the Time War must have a beginning, then for you, the moment you achieve Transcendence of Time is when