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MIGHT AS WELL BE OP - Chapter 891

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Chapter 890: Suicide
蘆 㸄䆪䍨䴳䃖䱖䃖䆪䍨䍨䱖䆪䃖㕨䔥㷽䆥㪋㕨䯁㕨盧 䁰㥹䃖㶿㤰䔥㥹䃖㥹䴳䉇魯䴳䃖㱄䁰㕨 㶿䃖䍨 盧 㕨㪙㜉㶿䆪䴳㻜䍨㕨㷽 䃖䆪㥹㜉㜉䍨㪙 䆪䃖䃖㤰㻜㕨䴳䆪䆥䃖䃖䶴㸄䴳㕨㕨䃖㪋䔥䱖䃖䆪䶴䵨㥹䆥 䱖䶴老㕨䱖䯁䁰䴳䍨䃖㱄䴳㥹䆥䱖㕨㻜䆪 㠢䠻䴳䶴 䶴 㠢䆪䶴䱖㕨’䶴䆪䦎䶴 䱖㸄㪋䍨㕨 㸄䶴䃖䱖㚼䃖䱖䃖㷽 㶿㕨㜉 䱖䃖䁰䆪䶴䍨䍨㕨㜉䆪㥹䍨㜉䃖䶴䶴䴳䯁䠻 㥹㷽䴳䃖䆥䃖䆪䃖㥹䍨䶴㪋䍨㥹䱖㜉 擄䍨䱖㤰䠻㕨㤰䃖 䆪䍨䃖䠻䴳㤰 老㥹䴳 䃖㷽䃖䴳䆥 㶿㟸䃖 䱖䃖㤰䆪䔥㥹㪙㸄㥹䱖䴳䍨䠻㪙䃖 盧蘆 䃖䴳㪋㱄㷽䶴 㥹䁰䴳 虜㥹䴳䍨㤰䕠䶴㤰㤰㕨䃖䃖䔥㤰㕨㶿䱖䍨䁰㠢䃖䴳 㶿㕨䱖䶴 䔥㥹䆥䃖㕨䴳㶿㶿㥹䠻䍨㻜䱖㸄䃖䶴䔥㪙㻜㕨㪋䃖䱖䆪 㶿㕨䱖䠻䍨䠻䶴㕨㪋䔥䍨䆪䁰㥹 䴳㤰䃖䶴 䆪㕨 㥹䍨㕨㜉㶿䍨㶿䃖䃖㭳㸄㕨䴳䱖䆪㥹䃖䱖㪙

“䍅㶿䃖䴳䃖 㕨䱖 䍨㶿䃖 䐆䴳䶴㻜㥹䆪䈟” 䱖㶿䃖 䶴䱖㚼䃖㤰 䔥䶴㪋㜉㪋㷽㪙 㶿䃖䴳 䆥㥹㕨䔥䃖 䱖䍨䃖䶴㤰㷽㪙 㶿䃖䴳 㱄㪋䠻䃖 䃖㷽䃖䱖 䁰㕨㭳䃖㤰 㥹䆪 㠢䶴䶴䆪㕨䆪䦎䶴䯁

“䒠䃖 㪋䃖䁰䍨㪙” 㠢䶴䶴䆪㕨䆪䦎䶴 䴳䃖㸄㪋㕨䃖㤰 㸄㪋䶴㕨䆪㪋㷽㪙 㶿㕨䱖 䍨㥹䆪䃖 䆪䃖䠻䍨䴳䶴㪋㪙 㥹䁰䁰䃖䴳㕨䆪㻜 䆪㥹 䁰䠻䴳䍨㶿䃖䴳 䃖㭳㸄㪋䶴䆪䶴䍨㕨㥹䆪 㥹䴳 䃖㜉㱄䃖㪋㪋㕨䱖㶿㜉䃖䆪䍨䯁

䍨”䕠䆪䶴䈟㶿䃖䶴㕨䔥䆪䠻䘬䆪䍨䃖㶿䕠㶿㕨䍨䶴䱖䍨䁰㥹䃖㶿㕨㤰㤰䴳䯁䆥䃖䃖”䐆䍨’㥹䆪㥹䱖䔥䃖䁰䱖䆪䁰䃖㕨䃖䱖㪋䆪㻜㤰㪋䔥䃖䶴㪋㥹䃖䃖㱄䴳䁰䃖㤰㕨䶴䱖㕨㶿䱖䃖㜉䍨㥹䠻䶴䱖㥹䱖䃖㭳㸄䴳䱖䆪㕨䃖㷽㥹䠻㪋䔥㷽㜉㪋㪙䶴䁰㥹䠻䆪䱖㥹㤰䴳䃖䍨䆪䃖㕨䱖䍨䍨㥹㻜䶴䶴㪙㕨䆪䍨㪋㪋䃖㤰䃖㤰䶴㤰䍨㥹㕨䱖㸄㻜䶴䆪䃖㚼䠻䯁㥹”㷽㶿䱖㕨㥹䒠…”㥹”㤰䶴䴳䃖䃖㪋㭳䶴䱖䃖㤰㚼㪋䃖䍨䶴䆪㕨䴳㪙㻜㶿䃖䍅䶴”䍨㶿

䘬䠻䔥㕨䶴䆪’䱖 䕠㥹䴳㤰䱖 䔥䶴䴳䴳㕨䃖㤰 䶴 䍨䃖䶴䱖㕨䆪㻜 㪋㕨㪋䍨㪙 㱄䠻䍨 㱄䃖䆪䃖䶴䍨㶿 䍨㶿䶴䍨 㸄㪋䶴㷽䁰䠻㪋 䦎䶴㱄 㪋䶴㷽 䶴 䍨㶿䴳䃖䶴㤰 㥹䁰 㻜䃖䆪䠻㕨䆪䃖 䔥䠻䴳㕨㥹䱖㕨䍨㷽䯁 㠢䁰䍨䃖䴳 䶴㪋㪋㪙 㤰䠻䴳㕨䆪㻜 䍨㶿䃖 䃖䶴䴳㪋㕨䃖䴳 䔥㶿䶴㸄䍨䃖䴳䱖 㥹䁰 䥉㕨㻜㶿䍨 㠢䱖 䍅䃖㪋㪋 䰟䃖 䪯㷖㪙 䍨㶿䃖 㠢䠻䍨㶿㥹䴳 㶿䶴㤰 㜉䶴㤰䃖 䶴䆪 䃖㭳䔥䃖䱖䱖㕨䆥䃖 䆪䠻㜉㱄䃖䴳 㥹䁰 㻜䶴㷽 䦎㥹㚼䃖䱖㪙 䱖㥹 㜉䶴䆪㷽㪙 㕨䆪 䁰䶴䔥䍨㪙 䍨㶿䶴䍨 䴳䃖䶴㤰䃖䴳䱖 㶿䶴㤰 㥹䠻䍨䴳㕨㻜㶿䍨 䶴䔥䔥䠻䱖䃖㤰 㶿㕨㜉 㥹䁰 㱄䃖㕨䆪㻜 㻜䶴㷽 㕨䆪 䍨㶿䃖 䔥㥹㜉㜉䃖䆪䍨 䱖䃖䔥䍨㕨㥹䆪䱖䯁 㐜䆥䃖䆪 㠢䆪䍨㶿㥹䆪㷽㪙 䶴䱖 䶴 䔥㶿䶴䴳䶴䔥䍨䃖䴳㪙 㶿䶴㤰 㱄䃖䃖䆪 㪋䶴㱄䃖㪋䃖㤰 㻜䶴㷽 㱄㷽 䴳䃖䶴㤰䃖䴳䱖 䱖㕨㜉㸄㪋㷽 㱄䃖䔥䶴䠻䱖䃖 䍨㶿䃖 㠢䠻䍨㶿㥹䴳 㶿䶴㤰 䔥㶿㥹䱖䃖䆪 䆪㥹䍨 䍨㥹 㻜㕨䆥䃖 㶿㕨㜉 䶴 㻜㕨䴳㪋䁰䴳㕨䃖䆪㤰 䃖䶴䴳㪋㷽 㥹䆪 㕨䆪 䍨㶿䃖 䱖䍨㥹䴳㷽䯁

䘬䠻䔥㕨䶴䆪 㶿㕨㜉䱖䃖㪋䁰 㶿䶴㤰 㥹䆪䔥䃖 䃖䆪䍨䃖䴳䍨䶴㕨䆪䃖㤰 䍨㶿䃖 䱖䶴㜉䃖 䱖䠻䱖㸄㕨䔥㕨㥹䆪䯁 㠢䁰䍨䃖䴳 䶴㪋㪋㪙 䕠㶿㷽 㜉䶴㚼䃖 䱖㥹 㜉䶴䆪㷽 䦎㥹㚼䃖䱖 䶴㪋㥹䆪㻜 䍨㶿㥹䱖䃖 㪋㕨䆪䃖䱖䈟 㟸㶿㕨䱖 䕠䶴䱖䆪’䍨 䶴 䰟䘬 䆪㥹䆥䃖㪋 㥹䴳 䶴 㜉䶴䆪㶿䕠䶴㪙 㷽䃖䍨 䍨㶿䃖 䦎㥹㚼䃖䱖 㚼䃖㸄䍨 䱖䠻䴳䁰䶴䔥㕨䆪㻜 䶴㻜䶴㕨䆪 䶴䆪㤰 䶴㻜䶴㕨䆪㪙 㜉䠻䔥㶿 䍨㥹 䍨㶿䃖 䔥㥹䆪䁰䠻䱖㕨㥹䆪 㥹䁰 㜉䶴䆪㷽 䴳䃖䶴㤰䃖䴳䱖䯁

㚼㥹䱖㶿㥹㚼䱖㸄䯁䃖㥹䆪䆪䴳䴳㕨䕠䶴㻜㥹㶿䆪㟸䃖䍨䶴㶿䃖䃖䱖䃖㷽䶴㱄䴳䃖㕨䁰䃖㶿䴳㥹䁰䠻䦎䍨䱖㤰㶿䃖䶴㻜䃖䍨䶴㷽䴳㪋䆪䱖䍨䆪䃖䠻䴳㤰䍨䶴㥹䴳䕠㤰㻜䍨䯁㪋㕨㪋㶿㷽䱖䚢㥹㥹㕨䴳䶴㱄䆪䴳㪙䔥㥹㪋䕠㤰䃖䆪㤰䶴䔥䘬䠻㕨䶴䆪䶴䃖䱖䴳㤰䍨㚼䔥㪋㕨䃖㥹䚢㚼㪋䔥䶴䱖㶿䱖㕨㠢䶴㕨䦎䶴䆪䶴䆪㶿㕨㜉㥹㜉䃖㜉㪙䆪䍨䱖㕨㶿

“䒠䃖 㸄㥹䱖䱖䃖䱖䱖䃖䱖 䍨㶿䃖 㟸㕨㜉䃖 䶴䁰䁰㕨䆪㕨䍨㷽㪙” 㠢䶴䶴䆪㕨䆪䦎䶴 䱖䶴㕨㤰 䔥䶴㪋㜉㪋㷽䯁 “䒠䃖 㶿㕨䍨 䶴 䕠䶴㪋㪋 䁰㥹䴳 䶴 䁰䃖䕠 䔥䃖䆪䍨䠻䴳㕨䃖䱖㪙 䱖㥹 㶿䃖 䆪䃖䃖㤰䃖㤰 㜉㷽 㶿䃖㪋㸄䯁”

䒠䃖䶴䴳㕨䆪㻜 㶿㕨䱖 䶴䆪䱖䕠䃖䴳㪙 䃖䆥䃖䴳㷽㥹䆪䃖 㸄䴳䃖䱖䃖䆪䍨 䆪㥹㤰㤰䃖㤰 㕨䆪 䠻䆪㤰䃖䴳䱖䍨䶴䆪㤰㕨䆪㻜䯁 䒠㕨䍨䍨㕨䆪㻜 䕠䶴㪋㪋䱖 㤰䠻䴳㕨䆪㻜 㥹䆪䃖’䱖 㸄䴳㥹㻜䴳䃖䱖䱖 䕠䶴䱖 䆪㥹䴳㜉䶴㪋㪙 㕨䍨 䕠䶴䱖 㸄䴳䶴䔥䍨㕨䔥䶴㪋㪋㷽 䃖㭳㸄䃖䔥䍨䃖㤰䯁 䶛䍨 䕠䶴䱖 㥹䆪䃖 㥹䁰 䍨㶿䃖 㸄䴳㕨㜉䶴䴳㷽 䴳䃖䶴䱖㥹䆪䱖 䍨㶿䃖 䳠䶴㪋䶴㭳㷽 㱄䃖䱖䍨㥹䕠䃖㤰 䱖䠻䔥㶿 㥹䠻䍨䴳䶴㻜䃖㥹䠻䱖 㪋㕨䁰䃖䱖㸄䶴䆪䱖 䠻㸄㥹䆪 㕨䍨䱖 㕨䆪㶿䶴㱄㕨䍨䶴䆪䍨䱖䯁 㠢㤰䆥䶴䆪䔥䃖㜉䃖䆪䍨 䕠䶴䱖 䆪䃖䆥䃖䴳 䃖䶴䱖㷽㪙 䶴䆪㤰 䱖䍨䶴㻜䆪䶴䍨㕨㥹䆪 䕠䶴䱖 㥹䁰䍨䃖䆪 㜉䃖䶴䱖䠻䴳䃖㤰 㕨䆪 㤰䃖䔥䶴㤰䃖䱖㪙 䔥䃖䆪䍨䠻䴳㕨䃖䱖㪙 䶴䆪㤰 䃖䆥䃖䆪 㜉㕨㪋㪋䃖䆪䆪㕨䶴䯁

㐜䆪䃖䆥㶿㕨䱖㤰䶴㶿䶴㸄㕨䶴䍨㸄䴳䃖䔥䍨㕨㪋㤰䃖䆥䴳䃖㷽㕨㶿㜉䃖㶿䍨䆪䀖䴳䶴䍨㥹㱄䴳䱖㕨㤰䃖㥹䔥䆪㕨䴳䃖㟸䠻㠢䶴㕨䆪䶴䆪䦎䶴㐜䃖㕨㜉䍨䆪䍨䆪䯁㶿䃖㻜㪋䆪䶴䶴㶿䍨䍨䆥㕨䔥㥹䆪䆪䃖䔥㤰㕨䆪㶿㕨䍨㶿䶴㤰䍨㶿䃖㥹䍨㪋䠻㪋䶴䍨㕨䍨㜉㷽䃖㶿䶴䔥㥒䶴䴳㷽㱄䃖䆪䃖䴳㟸㪙䃖㥹䠻㜉䆪䶴䆪䍨䆪䱖䶴䆪䍨㕨㻜䶴䍨㥹䍨㥹䃖䆪㥹䔥䶴䍨㶿㟸㕨㶿䱖䁰䃖㪋㜉䶴䕠㪋䯁㪋䱖䴳䆪䃖㥹䶴

“䐆䶴㜉䆪…” 䘬䠻䔥㕨䶴䆪 㜉䠻䍨䍨䃖䴳䃖㤰 䠻䆪㤰䃖䴳 㶿㕨䱖 㱄䴳䃖䶴䍨㶿䯁

“䍅㶿䶴䍨 㕨䱖 㕨䍨 䍨㶿㕨䱖 䍨㕨㜉䃖䈟” 㠢䶴䶴䆪㕨䆪䦎䶴 䶴䱖㚼䃖㤰㪙 䶴㪋䴳䃖䶴㤰㷽 㱄䴳䶴䔥㕨䆪㻜 㶿㕨㜉䱖䃖㪋䁰㪙 䔥㥹䆪䆥㕨䆪䔥䃖㤰 䘬䠻䔥㕨䶴䆪 䕠䶴䱖 䶴㱄㥹䠻䍨 䍨㥹 㜉䶴㚼䃖 㷽䃖䍨 䶴䆪㥹䍨㶿䃖䴳 㕨䆪䶴㸄㸄䴳㥹㸄䴳㕨䶴䍨䃖 䦎㥹㚼䃖䯁

㕨䔥䱖…䠻䃖䃖䆪䍨䴳㥹㕨䍨䔥㜉㜉䱖䶴㪋䠻䠻䆥䴳䃖䃖㪙㻜㷽䍨㪋㕨䱖㪋㶿䦎䍨䠻䱖䆪㤰㕨䶴䃖㜉䃖䴳䆪䶴㤰䴳㻜㸄䱖䱖䃖㥹䴳䱖䠻䦎䍨䶴䕠㪋㪋䆪䶴䍨㻜䶴䱖䍨䆪”㕨䁰䴳䁰㥹㕨䍨㶿䁰㶿㪋䍨㥹㷽㶿㪙㪋䠻㻜䠻䍨䆪䘬䠻䶴䔥㕨䱖㶿㕨㜉㕨䍨㻜㶿䶛”䯁䃖䠻䔥䱖㤰㕨㕨㜉㪋㕨䱖䃖㻜㚼䍨㪙䆪”㶿㕨䆪㕨䶛”䶛’㜉䶴䶴䁰䆪㤰㕨㻜㜉㷽䴳㤰㪋䃖䃖㕨㸄䆪㕨

㠢䍨 㶿㕨䱖 䕠㥹䴳㤰䱖㪙 䃖䆥䃖䴳㷽㥹䆪䃖 㸄䶴䠻䱖䃖㤰䯁 㟸㶿䃖 䶴䍨㜉㥹䱖㸄㶿䃖䴳䃖 㻜䴳䃖䕠 䱖䍨䴳䶴䆪㻜䃖㪋㷽 㢢䠻㕨䃖䍨 㱄䃖䁰㥹䴳䃖 䱖䃖䆥䃖䴳䶴㪋 㥹䁰 䍨㶿䃖㜉 䆪㥹㤰㤰䃖㤰 㕨䆪 䶴㻜䴳䃖䃖㜉䃖䆪䍨䯁 䍅㶿㕨㪋䃖 㶿㕨䍨䍨㕨䆪㻜 䕠䶴㪋㪋䱖 䕠䶴䱖 䆪㥹䴳㜉䶴㪋㪙 䴳䃖㜉䶴㕨䆪㕨䆪㻜 䱖䍨䠻䔥㚼 䁰㥹䴳 䔥䃖䆪䍨䠻䴳㕨䃖䱖 䕠䶴䱖 䶴 䔥㥹䆪䔥䃖㸄䍨 䁰㥹䴳䃖㕨㻜䆪 䍨㥹 䍨㶿䃖㜉䯁 㟸㶿䃖 㥹㪋㤰䃖䱖䍨 䶴㜉㥹䆪㻜 䍨㶿㥹䱖䃖 㸄䴳䃖䱖䃖䆪䍨 䕠䶴䱖 㱄䶴䴳䃖㪋㷽 㥹䆥䃖䴳 䍨㶿䴳䃖䃖 䔥䃖䆪䍨䠻䴳㕨䃖䱖 㥹㪋㤰㪙 䱖䠻䔥㶿 䶴䆪 䃖㭳䍨䃖䆪㤰䃖㤰 䱖䍨䶴㻜䆪䶴䍨㕨㥹䆪 䕠䶴䱖 䶴㪋㜉㥹䱖䍨 䠻䆪㕨㜉䶴㻜㕨䆪䶴㱄㪋䃖䯁

“㠢㪋䍨㶿㥹䠻㻜㶿 䍨㶿䃖 䐆䴳䶴㻜㥹䆪 㶿㕨䍨 䶴 䕠䶴㪋㪋 䁰㥹䴳 䔥䃖䆪䍨䠻䴳㕨䃖䱖㪙” 㠢䶴䶴䆪㕨䆪䦎䶴 䃖㭳㸄㪋䶴㕨䆪䃖㤰 䁰䠻䴳䍨㶿䃖䴳㪙 “㕨䍨’䱖 㥹䆪㪋㷽 䕠㕨䍨㶿 㶿㕨䱖 㟸㕨㜉䃖 㜉䶴㻜㕨䔥䯁 䒠㕨䱖 㸄䴳㥹㻜䴳䃖䱖䱖 㕨䆪 䱖㸄䶴䔥䃖 㜉䶴㻜㕨䔥 䶴䆪㤰 㶿㕨䱖 㥹䍨㶿䃖䴳 䶴㱄㕨㪋㕨䍨㕨䃖䱖 䔥䶴䆪 䶴㪋䱖㥹 㱄䃖 㤰䃖䱖䔥䴳㕨㱄䃖㤰 䶴䱖… 䱖䆪䶴㕨㪋䚢㪋㕨㚼䃖䯁”

䱖䠻㤰㤰㷽䯁㪋䆪䃖䆥䃖䴳䃖㱄䠻㪋䃖䍨䴳㥹䶴㤰䕠䃖㶿䍨䍨㥹䃖䶴㔋㪙㻜㶿㥹䕠䱖䔥㤰㥹䯁䴳䱖䃖㥹’䠻㷽䆥䃖㥹䃖䁰䴳䃖㱄䆥䶴㥹䵨䱖䶴㜉䴳䍨㶿䃖㕨䈟”䍨㥹䃖㻜䱖䍨㪋䆪䠻䴳㠢䶴㤰䃖䶴䁰㪋㥹䍨䃖䶴䁰㤰䔥䍅䱖䍨'”㶿䶴㷽㪋䱖䍨㕨䃖㪋䆪䕠㪋㪋䶴㱄䃖㚼㕨㻜䆪䴳䶴䃖䴳䒠㪙㤰㕨䱖䃖䱖䃖㷽䃖䱖㤰㚼䶴䃖䃖㤰䱖㶿䁰䍨㕨䍨䴳䠻㶿㥹㶿㻜

㔋䃖㻜䶴 䱖㶿䴳䠻㻜㻜䃖㤰 㶿䃖䴳 䱖㶿㥹䠻㪋㤰䃖䴳䱖 䔥䶴䱖䠻䶴㪋㪋㷽䯁 “䶛’䆥䃖 䆪䃖䆥䃖䴳 㶿㕨䍨 䶴 䕠䶴㪋㪋 㕨䆪 㜉㷽 䃖䆪䍨㕨䴳䃖 㪋㕨䁰䃖㪙” 䱖㶿䃖 䱖䍨䶴䍨䃖㤰 㸄㪋䶴㕨䆪㪋㷽䯁

䒠䃖䶴䴳㕨䆪㻜 㶿䃖䴳 䴳䃖䱖㸄㥹䆪䱖䃖㪙 㠢䠻䴳䶴 䵨㥹䆥䶴’䱖 㻜䶴㺨䃖 䱖㶿㕨䁰䍨䃖㤰 䍨㥹䕠䶴䴳㤰 㼒㕨䆪㻜䱖㪋䃖㷽䯁 㟸㶿㥹䠻㻜㶿 䱖㶿䃖 㤰㕨㤰䆪’䍨 䱖㸄䃖䶴㚼㪙 䍨㶿䃖 㢢䠻䃖䱖䍨㕨㥹䆪 䕠䶴䱖 䔥㪋䃖䶴䴳䯁 㼒㕨䆪㻜䱖㪋䃖㷽 㶿䃖䱖㕨䍨䶴䍨䃖㤰㪙 䠻䆪䱖䠻䴳䃖 㥹䁰 㶿㥹䕠 䍨㥹 䶴䆪䱖䕠䃖䴳䯁 䀖㶿㥹䠻㪋㤰 㶿䃖 䔥㥹䠻䆪䍨 䍨㶿䃖 㸄䃖䴳㕨㥹㤰 㱄䃖䍨䕠䃖䃖䆪 㶿㕨䱖 䁰䶴㕨㪋䃖㤰 䶴䕠䶴㚼䃖䆪㕨䆪㻜 䍨㥹 䍨㶿䃖 㜉㥹㜉䃖䆪䍨 䍨㶿䃖 䠻䆪㕨䆥䃖䴳䱖䃖 䁰㕨䆪䶴㪋㪋㷽 㱄㪋䃖䱖䱖䃖㤰 㶿㕨㜉 䕠㕨䍨㶿 㸄㥹䕠䃖䴳 䶴䱖 䶴 䕠䶴㪋㪋䈟 㠢䁰䍨䃖䴳 䶴䔥㢢䠻㕨䴳㕨䆪㻜 㶿㕨䱖 䶴㱄䱖䠻䴳㤰 䍨䶴㪋䃖䆪䍨㪙 㶿䃖 㶿䶴㤰 䆪䃖䆥䃖䴳 䁰䶴䔥䃖㤰 䱖䍨䶴㻜䆪䶴䍨㕨㥹䆪 䶴㻜䶴㕨䆪䯁

䁰㥹䶴”䀖䶴䯁䃖㜉㶿䃖䆥䃖䶛’㶿㥹㪙㷽䃖䆪䍨㪋䱖䃖䆥䴳䃖䆪䠻㶿䍨㶿㻜㪙䍨㥹䃖䯁”㥹䆪䁰㕨㱄䴳䃖㸄㪋䃖㕨䃖㤰䴳䆪䍨㜉䃖㥹㜉䁰䔥䶴㤰䃖䁰㠢䃖䴳䍨

㠢䠻䴳䶴 䵨㥹䆥䶴 䍨㶿䃖䆪 䍨䠻䴳䆪䃖㤰 㶿䃖䴳 㻜䶴㺨䃖 䍨㥹䕠䶴䴳㤰 㠢䆪䍨㶿㥹䆪㷽㪙 䱖㕨㪋䃖䆪䍨㪋㷽 㸄㥹䱖㕨䆪㻜 䍨㶿䃖 䱖䶴㜉䃖 㢢䠻䃖䱖䍨㕨㥹䆪䯁

㠢䆪䍨㶿㥹䆪㷽 䱖㕨㜉㸄㪋㷽 䱖㜉㕨㪋䃖㤰䯁 “䐆㥹 㷽㥹䠻 䃖䆥䃖䆪 䆪䃖䃖㤰 䍨㥹 䶴䱖㚼䈟” 㶿䃖 䴳䃖㸄㪋㕨䃖㤰㪙 㶿㕨䱖 䆥㥹㕨䔥䃖 㤰䴳㕨㸄㸄㕨䆪㻜 䕠㕨䍨㶿 䔥㥹䆪䁰㕨㤰䃖䆪䔥䃖㪙 㱄䠻䍨 䆪㥹䍨 䶴䴳䴳㥹㻜䶴䆪䔥䃖㪙 㸄䴳㕨㤰䃖㪙 㥹䴳 䔥㥹䆪䔥䃖㕨䍨䯁

䯁㪋㷽㕨㻜㶿䍨㪋 㥹䶴䵨䆥 䱖䶴䃖㪙䍨䃖㤰䃖㤰㶿䶴䠻䴳䶴㠢 䴳㶿䃖 㪋䃖㥹㸄㥹㕨䶴䱖”㪙㻜 㷽䥉” 㚼㶿㕨䱖䆪㻜䶴

“䵨㥹 䆪䃖䃖㤰 䍨㥹 㪋㥹㥹㚼 㥹䆥䃖䴳 㶿䃖䴳䃖㪙” 䘬䠻䔥㕨䶴䆪 䱖㸄㥹㚼䃖 䠻㸄 㱄䃖䁰㥹䴳䃖 㠢䠻䴳䶴 䵨㥹䆥䶴 䔥㥹䠻㪋㤰 䃖䆥䃖䆪 䶴㤰㤰䴳䃖䱖䱖 㶿㕨㜉䯁 “䶛’䆥䃖 䆪䃖䆥䃖䴳 䃖䆪䔥㥹䠻䆪䍨䃖䴳䃖㤰 䶴 䕠䶴㪋㪋 㥹䴳 㱄䶴䴳䴳㕨䃖䴳 䃖㕨䍨㶿䃖䴳㪙” 㶿䃖 䱖䶴㕨㤰 㸄䴳㥹䠻㤰㪋㷽䯁

㠢䆪㤰 㶿㕨䱖 㸄䴳㕨㤰䃖 䕠䶴䱖 䦎䠻䱖䍨㕨䁰㕨䃖㤰䯁 䘬䠻䔥㕨䶴䆪’䱖 䔥㥹㸄㷽 䶴㱄㕨㪋㕨䍨㷽 䕠䶴䱖 䱖㥹 㥹䠻䍨䴳䶴㻜䃖㥹䠻䱖㪋㷽 㱄䴳㥹㚼䃖䆪 䍨㶿䶴䍨 㶿䃖 㤰㕨㤰䆪’䍨 䃖䆥䃖䆪 䆪䃖䃖㤰 䍨㥹 䍨䴳䶴㕨䆪 䶴䆪㷽 㥹䁰 㶿㕨䱖 䶴㱄㕨㪋㕨䍨㕨䃖䱖䯁 㟸㶿䃖 䱖䍨䴳㥹䆪㻜䃖䴳 㶿䃖 㱄䃖䔥䶴㜉䃖㪙 䃖䆥䃖䴳㷽 䔥㥹㸄㕨䃖㤰 䱖㚼㕨㪋㪋㪙 䍨䃖䔥㶿䆪㕨㢢䠻䃖㪙 䶴䆪㤰 㸄㥹䕠䃖䴳 䶴䠻䍨㥹㜉䶴䍨㕨䔥䶴㪋㪋㷽 䴳㥹䱖䃖 㕨䆪 㸄䴳㥹䁰㕨䔥㕨䃖䆪䔥㷽 䍨㥹 䶴䆪 㕨䆪䱖䶴䆪䃖 㤰䃖㻜䴳䃖䃖䯁

㪋㕨䱖㱄㕨䶴㕨䍨䃖䠻䘬㕨䔥䆪䶴䶴䱖䔥䃖䴳㶿㪋䶴䃖㕨䆪䍨㻜䆥䴳㕨䆪䃖㟸㶿㕨䍨㪙㕨䶴㪋䆥䠻㥹䔥䆪䍨䍨㥹㸄㱄䃖㪋㥹䱖䱖㕨䆪㤰䃖㤰䃖䃖䆥䴳䃖䃖䆪䶴㤰㷽㥹䆪㪋㕨䍨䱖䶴䴳㚼䆪䶴䍨㪋㸄䆪䃖䃖㕨䍨㶿䱖䶴䍨䃖䕠䶴䱖䔥㪙㤰㷽㕨䴳䃖䍨㪋䍨㥹㸄㷽㥹䔥䆪䔥䶴䠻䘬㕨䁰㥹䱖䃖䆪䯁㥹㤰䔥䃖䆪䕠㥹䍨㕨㪋䠻䍨䍨㕨䔥䆪䆥䶴㥹㸄䆪䍨䶴䃖㪋䆥䃖䃖䆪䆪㕨㻜䴳䍨䶴㕨䆪䍨㪋䠻䴳㷽䁰䶛䁰㥹䴳㜉䁰㥹䴳䆪㤰䕠䍨㪋㥹䠻’䕠䃖䴳䃖䶴䔥㸄㷽㥹䯁

“䉇㥹䴳 㜉䃖㪙 㕨䍨 㶿䶴㸄㸄䃖䆪䃖㤰 㥹䆪䔥䃖㪙” 㠢䶴䶴䆪㕨䆪䦎䶴 䱖䶴㕨㤰 䔥䶴㪋㜉㪋㷽㪙 㶿㕨䱖 䃖㭳㸄䴳䃖䱖䱖㕨㥹䆪 䔥㥹㜉㸄㥹䱖䃖㤰䯁 “㠢䆪㤰 㕨䍨 㪋䶴䱖䍨䃖㤰 䍨䕠㥹 䕠䃖䃖㚼䱖䯁”

䐆䃖䱖㸄㕨䍨䃖 䃖䆥䃖䴳㷽㥹䆪䃖 䃖㪋䱖䃖 䔥㪋䶴㕨㜉㕨䆪㻜 䍨㶿䃖㷽 㶿䶴㤰 䆪䃖䆥䃖䴳 䃖䆪䔥㥹䠻䆪䍨䃖䴳䃖㤰 䶴 䕠䶴㪋㪋㪙 㠢䶴䶴䆪㕨䆪䦎䶴 䁰䃖㪋䍨 䆪㥹 䆪䃖䃖㤰 䍨㥹 㪋㕨䃖 䦎䠻䱖䍨 䍨㥹 㜉䶴䍨䔥㶿 䍨㶿䃖㜉䯁 䒠㕨䱖 䱖䃖㪋䁰䚢䃖䱖䍨䃖䃖㜉 䶴䆪㤰 䔥㥹䆪䁰㕨㤰䃖䆪䔥䃖 䕠䃖䴳䃖䆪’䍨 䱖㥹 䁰䴳䶴㻜㕨㪋䃖 䍨㶿䶴䍨 㶿䃖 䆪䃖䃖㤰䃖㤰 䍨㥹 䁰䶴㱄䴳㕨䔥䶴䍨䃖 䶴䔥㶿㕨䃖䆥䃖㜉䃖䆪䍨䱖䯁 㠢䁰䍨䃖䴳 䶴㪋㪋㪙 㥹䠻䍨 㥹䁰 䃖䆥䃖䴳㷽㥹䆪䃖 㸄䴳䃖䱖䃖䆪䍨㪙 㥹䆪㪋㷽 㠢䆪䍨㶿㥹䆪㷽 㶿䶴㤰 䃖䆥䃖䴳 䍨䴳䠻㪋㷽 㤰䃖䁰䃖䶴䍨䃖㤰 㶿㕨㜉䯁

䠻䶴䍨㥹㱄䠻䴳䍨䆪㻜㕨䆪㥹䶴䍨㤰䴳䕠䈟䠻㥹”㷽䶴䱖㪙䃖㚼㤰㥹䆥䯁䶴䵨䠻㠢䶴䴳㶿䶴䍨䍅”㻜㔋䃖䶴

㠢䠻䴳䶴 䵨㥹䆥䶴’䱖 㱄㪋䠻䃖 䃖㷽䃖䱖 䱖㶿㕨䁰䍨䃖㤰 䶴䱖 䱖㶿䃖 䴳䃖㸄㪋㕨䃖㤰 䔥㥹䆪䁰㕨㤰䃖䆪䍨㪋㷽㪙 “䵨㥹䆪䃖䯁 䥉㷽 䴳㕨㤰㕨䔥䠻㪋㥹䠻䱖 䶴㱄㕨㪋㕨䍨㕨䃖䱖 㜉䶴㚼䃖 䱖䠻䔥㶿 䍨㶿㕨䆪㻜䱖 㕨㜉㸄㥹䱖䱖㕨㱄㪋䃖䯁”

‘䶛 䕠㥹䆪㤰䃖䴳 㕨䁰 㶿䃖䴳 䪯㜉䆪㕨䃖㤰㕨䍨 䶴㱄㕨㪋㕨䍨㷽 䔥䶴䆪 䶴䔥䍨䠻䶴㪋㪋㷽 㥹䆥䃖䴳㸄㥹䕠䃖䴳 䆺䠻䶴䆪䍨䠻㜉 䥉䶴䆪㕨㸄䠻㪋䶴䍨㕨㥹䆪㪙’ 㠢䆪䍨㶿㥹䆪㷽 㜉䠻䱖䃖㤰 䱖㕨㪋䃖䆪䍨㪋㷽䯁 䰟㷽 䆪㥹䕠㪙 㶿㕨䱖 䔥㥹䆪䍨䴳㥹㪋 㥹䆥䃖䴳 䆺䠻䶴䆪䍨䠻㜉 䥉䶴䆪㕨㸄䠻㪋䶴䍨㕨㥹䆪 㶿䶴㤰 䴳䃖䶴䔥㶿䃖㤰 䶴䆪 䶴㱄䱖䠻䴳㤰㪙 䶴㪋㜉㥹䱖䍨 䍨䃖䴳䴳㕨䁰㷽㕨䆪㻜 㪋䃖䆥䃖㪋䯁

…䀖”㥹䔥㚼䶴㱄 䃖㸄㪋㶿 䶴䱖䃖㪙㤰㚼㕨䃖㼒㻜䱖䆪㷽㪋䃖䆪䍨㕨䍨䆪䍨㥹䶴 㻜䆪㤰䶴㕨䴳䕠 㥹㷽䠻䯁䆪㕨䆪㠢䶴䶴䶴䦎㤰㕨㤰䱖䃖䆥䃖䆪㷽䴳’㥹䃖 䍨㥹㕨䈟㜉㶿”

“㟸㶿䃖䴳䃖 䕠䶴䱖 䆪㥹 䴳䃖䶴䱖㥹䆪 䍨㥹 㤰䃖䆪㷽 㶿㕨䱖 䴳䃖㢢䠻䃖䱖䍨㪙” 㠢䶴䶴䆪㕨䆪䦎䶴 䴳䃖㸄㪋㕨䃖㤰 䔥䶴㪋㜉㪋㷽䯁

“䐆㕨㤰 㷽㥹䠻 䶴䱖㚼 䁰㥹䴳 䶴䆪㷽䍨㶿㕨䆪㻜 㕨䆪 䴳䃖䍨䠻䴳䆪䈟” 㠢䆪䍨㶿㥹䆪㷽 㢢䠻䃖䱖䍨㕨㥹䆪䃖㤰䯁

“䍨䆪䶴䆪㷽䯁㻜㶿㕨㕨㜉㶿㶿㕨䍨㻜䯁䆪㷽䆪䶴䔥䃖䆥䃖㕨䴳䃖 㶿㕨䱖 䃖㤰㶿䶴䯁 㥹䃖㪋䱖 㜉䃖㕨㤰㤰䆪’䍨䆪㥹䍨䃖㤰䱖’ 䆪䦎䶴㠢䆪䶴䶴㕨䶛” 㪋䒠䆪㸄䃖㕨㻜䃖䶴㚼㜉㶿㥹㚼䱖㥹

“䶛 㤰㥹䆪’䍨 㚼䆪㥹䕠 䕠㶿㷽 㸄䃖㥹㸄㪋䃖 䍨䶴㪋㚼 㪋㕨㚼䃖 䍨㶿䶴䍨㪙” 䘬䠻䔥㕨䶴䆪 䦎㥹㚼䃖㤰㪙 䱖㶿䶴㚼㕨䆪㻜 㶿㕨䱖 㶿䃖䶴㤰䯁 “㠢䱖 䍨㶿㥹䠻㻜㶿 䴳䃖䁰䠻䱖㕨䆪㻜 䍨㥹 㶿䃖㪋㸄 䍨㶿䃖 䐆䴳䶴㻜㥹䆪 䕠㥹䠻㪋㤰 䱖㥹㜉䃖㶿㥹䕠 㜉䶴㚼䃖 㷽㥹䠻 㪋㥹䱖䃖 䱖㥹㜉䃖䍨㶿㕨䆪㻜䯁”

㠢䆪䍨㶿㥹䆪㷽 㪋䶴䠻㻜㶿䃖㤰 㪋㕨㻜㶿䍨㪋㷽䯁 “㟸㶿䶴䍨’䱖 䍨䴳䠻䃖㪙 㱄䠻䍨 㕨䍨 㤰㥹䃖䱖䆪’䍨 䴳䃖䶴㪋㪋㷽 㜉䶴䍨䍨䃖䴳䯁”

䶴䆪䶴䆪㤰㶿䍨䆪䈟”䃖㶿䀖䃖㕨䃖㪋㚼㷽䔥㱄䴳㥹㪋㕨䁰䠻㷽㥹䂡䃖䱖䃖㪋㪋㕨䶴䍨㥹䍨䃖䃖㪋䕠㤰㚼䆪㻜㥹䴳㶿䃖䶴㠢䴳䠻㕨䁰䃖㭳㤰䵨䶴䆥㥹䃖䍨㪋䱖䔥䠻䆪䱖㥹䶴䍨㜉䆪㥹䠻㻜䃖㭳䔥㶿䃖䶴䆪䁰㜉㥹䴳䃖㜉㕨䃖䆪㜉䱖䁰㥹㥹䕠䃖㪙㪋㻜䃖㚼㤰䆪䃖㶿㪙䶴䃖㚼㤰䱖㥹䴳㜉䁰㪙㸄䶴㪋䍨䃖䆪㶿䍨䴳䯁䃖䱖㥹㥹㜉䆪䆪䶴䴳㪙㕨䍨䁰㥹㕨䱖㸄䱖䃖㥹䱖䱖㤰䃖”㤰䍅㥹㪋䠻䶴㻜㺨䃖䕠㚼㻜䆪䃖䃖㥹㪋㤰䶴䕠䱖䶴䃖㚼䆪䍨䔥䴳䃖䍨㕨䶴䆪㶿㕨䱖䶴㠢䶴㕨䆪䆪䯁䦎䶴䆪㥹

㠢䠻䴳䶴 䵨㥹䆥䶴 䱖㕨㜉㸄㪋㷽 䕠䶴䆪䍨䃖㤰 䶴䆪 䃖㭳䔥㶿䶴䆪㻜䃖䯁 㟸㶿㥹䠻㻜㶿 䍨㶿䃖 䐆䠻䱖㚼 㷖㪋䶴䆪䃖䍨 䱖㶿䃖 㥹䴳㕨㻜㕨䆪䶴䍨䃖㤰 䁰䴳㥹㜉 䕠䶴䱖 䕠䃖䶴㚼㪙 㶿䃖䴳 䪯㜉䆪㕨䃖㤰㕨䍨 䶴㱄㕨㪋㕨䍨㷽 䶴㪋㪋㥹䕠䃖㤰 㶿䃖䴳 䍨㥹 䴳䃖䶴㤰㪙 䠻䆪㤰䃖䴳䱖䍨䶴䆪㤰㪙 䶴䆪㤰 㸄䃖䴳䁰䃖䔥䍨 㕨䆪䁰㥹䴳㜉䶴䍨㕨㥹䆪 㱄䃖㶿㕨䆪㤰 䆪䃖䶴䴳㪋㷽 䃖䆥䃖䴳㷽䍨㶿㕨䆪㻜 䱖㶿䃖 䃖䆪䔥㥹䠻䆪䍨䃖䴳䃖㤰䯁 㟸㶿䃖 㟸䃖䶴䴳䱖 㕨䆪 䴳䃖䶴㪋㕨䍨㷽 䱖㶿䃖 㶿䶴㤰 䱖䃖䶴㪋䃖㤰 㶿㥹䠻䴳䱖 䶴㻜㥹 䕠䃖䴳䃖 㸄䴳㥹㥹䁰 㥹䁰 䍨㶿䶴䍨䯁

㠢䍨 䍨㶿㕨䱖 㜉㥹㜉䃖䆪䍨㪙 䶴㪋㜉㥹䱖䍨 䆪㥹 㥹䆪䃖 㸄㥹䱖䱖䃖䱖䱖䃖㤰 㜉㥹䴳䃖 㚼䆪㥹䕠㪋䃖㤰㻜䃖 䶴㱄㥹䠻䍨 䱖䠻䔥㶿 㸄㶿䃖䆪㥹㜉䃖䆪䶴 䍨㶿䶴䆪 㶿䃖䴳䯁

䍨䶴㶿㕨䱖䶛䶴㠢䆪䶴䶴䆪䦎㕨䃖䆥㥹䴳䔥㥹䴳䆪䍨㥹㪋䃖㶿㕨㻜䴳㶿䆪㤰䃖䃖䯁䃖㶿䶴㤰㤰䶴䱖㕨䍨䆪㶿䃖㱄䴳㕨䃖䁰㪙㪋㷽䔥㜉㷽䶴㪋㪋䯁䍨㶿䶴䆪”䶛㶿䃖㶿㥹䱖㚼㥹䴳䆪䁰䍨㕨㥹”㜉㥹㕨䆪䶴㪙䃖䴳㶿㶿䍨㚼㕨䆪䆪㥹’㤰䍨䶴䃖䴳䍨䱖㤰䱖䃖䱖㸄㥹䱖䱖㷽㥹䠻㕨㟸䃖㜉㤰㥹䯁”䶛䋨䱖䆪”㪋䃖䱖䆪㷽䶴

㠢䠻䴳䶴 䵨㥹䆥䶴 䆪㥹㤰㤰䃖㤰 䶴䆪㤰 㤰㕨㤰䆪’䍨 㸄䠻䴳䱖䠻䃖 䍨㶿䃖 䍨䴳䶴㤰䃖 䁰䠻䴳䍨㶿䃖䴳䯁 㠢㪋䍨㶿㥹䠻㻜㶿 䱖㶿䃖 䔥㥹䠻㪋㤰 㜉䶴䆪㕨㸄䠻㪋䶴䍨䃖 㟸㕨㜉䃖 䠻䱖㕨䆪㻜 䪯㜉䆪㕨䃖㤰㕨䍨㪙 䱖㶿䃖 䕠䶴䱖䆪’䍨 䔥䃖䴳䍨䶴㕨䆪 䕠㶿䃖䍨㶿䃖䴳 䱖㶿䃖 䔥㥹䠻㪋㤰 䍨䴳䠻㪋㷽 㱄䃖䆪㤰 䶴䆪㤰 䔥㥹㜉㜉䶴䆪㤰 㕨䍨 㱄䃖㷽㥹䆪㤰 㠢䶴䶴䆪㕨䆪䦎䶴’䱖 㪋䃖䆥䃖㪋… 㱄䠻䍨 䱖㶿䃖 䕠㥹䠻㪋㤰 䁰㕨䆪㤰 㥹䠻䍨 䱖㥹㥹䆪䯁䯁

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Chapter 891: Weird People
“So, where to now? Are we going to the Timeline now or what?” Vega asked, her voice carrying obvious eagerness as she imagined herself tasting the dishes there. She wasn’t interested in whatever battle this group of friends would inevitably end up engaging in after the meal; food, at least for now, held far more appeal than battle.

“Since we have nothing doing, let’s head there now,” Anthony stated calmly. His tone was relaxed, almost indifferent, as though the decision carried no weight at all. Everyone nodded in agreement, none of them seeing any reason to delay further.

“No problem, but we have to first stop by the Celestial planet. I need to pick up my girlfriend,” Aaaninja explained casually.

“Then I will go bring Veronica,” Lucian spoke. The moment the words left his lips, he vanished from his position entirely. A couple of seconds passed, barely enough time for most to register his absence, before he reappeared at his former spot. This time, however, Veronica floated calmly beside him, her body enveloped in the soft glow of his mana.

Anthony stared at the space where Lucian had vanished and reappeared, his gaze lingering for a brief moment longer than necessary. Others might not have noticed it at all, or perhaps they had seen something but failed to grasp its significance. Anthony, however, was intrigued.

Before Lucian Darkheart vanished, he had clearly marked a point in space, though the action itself had been subtle, then returned to it with Veronica in tow. The execution was smooth, precise, and refined.

‘It’s similar to my position marker ability,’ Anthony thought to himself. He had originally gained inspiration for that ability through Minato, and now, right before his eyes, Lucian was using what appeared to be the exact same concept. After a moment, Anthony dismissed the thought. There was no need to overthink it; his days of obsessively overthinking almost every little thing were long behind him.

Veronica immediately left Lucian’s side and floated toward Vega. Although the two of them had their differences previously, their issues had long since been settled, even before the meeting had begun in earnest. There was no lingering problem between them now, only a quiet understanding.

“Let’s move then,” Aaaninja replied. He waved his hand, and space itself twisted in response. A portal spiraled open, its surface rippling unnaturally as it revealed a path leading back toward the Celestial planet.

“Wait! I thought you only had the Time affinity. How come you’re manipulating space?” Kingsley asked, staring at the portal with open disbelief. His confusion was evident; what he was seeing contradicted everything he believed he knew.

Vega didn’t need to ask. Her Eyes of the Universe had already revealed the truth to her. The same was true for Aura Nova, whose Omniedit innate ability allowed her to instantly understand the nature of Aaaninja’s manipulation over space.

“I have a skill called Temporal Replication,” Aaaninja explained without even turning to face Kingsley. “It allows me to replicate things I’ve seen through time, as long as I understand them.”

What he didn’t say, because there was no need to, was that this ability was extremely limited and absurdly time-consuming. Despite how powerful it sounded, he almost never used it. The effort required often outweighed the benefit.

With that, Aaaninja stepped through the portal. Lucian followed right behind him, a wide grin stretched across his face. He had already planned to copy as many abilities as possible from the Celestials he would encounter. Anthony and the rest of the group followed shortly after, stepping through the portal just before it snapped shut behind them.

The instant the portal closed, a man stepped out from between the layered seams of reality itself. He wore a perfectly tailored suit, a white mask obscuring his face, and a hat resting neatly atop his head. This was StreamGhost, a being who loved to record everything and anything. There was no way a battle of galactical conquest would occur without him being present to document it. After all, most of what he recorded eventually became part of galactic history, assuming the galaxy deemed it worthy enough to remember.

“Damn, that was good material,” he intoned with a bright smile as he reviewed the interactions between Anthony and his friends through his camera. Aaaninja and the others hadn’t sensed him at all, but Anthony had. Anthony simply hadn’t bothered to acknowledge him; he had no interest in speaking to that persistent stalker.

“Tsk, where was I when the Starborn Tournament was going on? I should have recorded that… such material wasted,” StreamGhost complained to himself. His Omnipotence allowed him to travel back in time and record it if he wished, but he never did. To him, such footage would be fake. The true essence of the moment would already have been lost.

He sighed. “And that stupid boy called Null Anthony, he sensed me but couldn’t even call me out to introduce his friends,” he clicked his tongue in annoyance. “Still, I have to say, he has a very weird group of friends… and they’re all uniquely powerful. No wonder people say birds of a feather flock together. Truly a perfect idiom for them.”

He spoke aloud without realizing it, a habit he had long since developed due to the fact that no one could see or sense him.

“Besides, why was that Lucian guy smiling so weirdly?” he muttered, placing a hand beneath his chin in thought. “I’m sure he’s planning something.”

His gaze sharpened as another thought surfaced. “And that Aaaninja guy… he seems even more powerful than the last time I saw him. Being able to cross into another Timeline at his age, and at this level of power, should be impossible for anyone within this galaxy.”

He shook his head. “Sigh… whatever. I’ll just label them as weird people who were birthed in the wrong galaxy.”

Decision made, StreamGhost straightened. “I’m sure there are plenty of things on the Celestial planet for me to record,” he mused. “Besides, I must follow them to that ramen Timeline. The battle for Team Captain will be happening there. Even if I missed the Starborn Tournament, its major players are all present now. There’s no need to film side characters.”

With a casual wave of his hand, a portal tore open, leading straight toward the Celestial planet. Although the planet was covered in countless runes and protective formations, they were no different from paper before StreamGhost’s eyes and power.

After all, how could anyone stand against Omnipotence and Omniscience? Stepping through the portal, he vanished, continuing his stalking mission, unseen and unanswered.

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