Things went far more easily than he had imagined.
Looking at the castle that seemed to float in the void, Yang Bo looked surprised.
"That's it?"
Alioth had been far easier to deal with than expected-so easy that Yang Bo suspected He Who Remains had deliberately let them in.
No, He Who Remains had definitely let them in on purpose.
Otherwise, how could a Loki with the power of enchantment have so easily subdued Alioth, who belonged to a Kang who controlled time?
He glanced at the elderly Loki standing nearby. Yang Bo had originally thought he might have to sacrifice himself this time, too.
He strode toward the castle.
Behind him, Loki and Sylvie exchanged a glance and followed.
Only the elderly Loki remained where he was, looking bewildered. But he soon made his choice, turning around and heading straight for the ruins where the young Loki was hiding.
He Who Remains, the Time-Keepers-none of that had anything to do with him.
He Who Remains' castle lay outside the universe. Only the area occupied by the castle had solid ground; everywhere else was nothing but emptiness.
In the void above the castle was a thick strand of light, glowing silvery white.
That was the physical manifestation of the Sacred Timeline's universe.
"Wait... watch out for traps."
Loki's voice came from behind him as the two hurried to catch up.
Yang Bo showed no intention of stopping. He continued toward the castle and said, "With He Who Remains' power, if he didn't want to see you, you'd never even catch sight of him."
No Kang was easy to deal with, whether he was good or evil.
Loki hurried up to Yang Bo and asked, "I'm a little curious. What exactly are you hoping to accomplish by finding He Who