"Haha, you're joking, right?"
Lumian-na gave a dry laugh, looking rather embarrassed.
The words Nimrod had just spoken had left her utterly bewildered.
Nimrod smiled and said to Lumian-na, "Of course not."
"First, before you listen to me explain what's on you, prepare yourself: don't think too deeply or dwell on it. Just commit the information to memory. Otherwise, I'm afraid a single sentence from me might kill you."
Nimrod felt it was time to tell Lumian-na what lay beyond Hunter and Demoness. He had finally sorted the trash in this trash can; he couldn't let Tudor and Cheek toss more things into it at random.
"The aura clinging to you belongs to the source of the Hunter and Demoness pathways. Under the influence of the Beyonder Law of Convergence, High Sequence Beyonders of these two pathways will naturally converge toward your location on the level of destiny."
Nimrod paused here. "That includes the 'calamity' symbolized by Hunter and Demoness. When the Red Angel, Medici, walked the earth as a King of Angel, he, too, brought disasters and warfare. This is an unavoidable fate for the High Sequence Beyonders of every pathway."
At the word "fate," Lumian-na instinctively frowned. Nimrod's voice reached her ears. "Yes, fate."
"Although the Fool strengthened the seal on your chest, that is still a living Fate Angel. I can't be sure whether he can use his level to influence calamity, so you must be prepared for every second of your life to bring natural disasters and man-made catastrophes. Treat every opportunity with caution."
"In this world, opportunity and danger are synonyms."
Lumian-na asked, "What about the other two questions?"
"A god's death isn't truly death. Even gods without authority over resurrection aren't completely incapable of returning after they die," Nimrod answered. "Since the First Epoch,