"Mm, just as I thought." Hao Asakura pondered, then sighed. "I knew something felt off. An Xinyi has long since been walking a path no one can comprehend."
Even Hao Asakura, who considered himself the strongest, had to marvel that An Xinyi had already surpassed the bounds of humanity and reached an unknowable realm.
Mori Ougai pressed a hand to his lips, his brow tightly furrowed. "Can anyone still stop him? Any means would be meaningless against An Xinyi, wouldn't it?" For An Xinyi, nothing was ever set in stone. He could overturn any development he disliked at any moment.
Santoka Taneda looked even graver. "What is this? He himself is a god, an existence above humanity. Why can he still exist in the material world? The world is too insignificant for him!" It was not even worthy of serving as his playground. Whether the world survived or perished truly hinged on a single thought of his.
Suehiro Tecchou bluntly stated, without any expression, that he had not understood.
Saigiku Jono, however, had understood some of it, and that was precisely why he found it unbelievable. "If time means nothing to him, and countless An Xinyis exist simultaneously, then are those clones merely windows for communicating with us? Does An Xinyi refer not to a single person at all, but to a collective? Then what are we supposed to make of his behavior? Wouldn't his mind fracture?" Though people always called him abnormal, he sincerely felt that An Xinyi was the most abnormal one of all.
Saigiku Jono was even somewhat relieved that his perception of other people's emotions came solely from his keen senses, rather than the "mind reading" people claimed it was. If any psychic dared to influence An Xinyi, he would salute their courage. The backlash would