lv 1 skeleton

chapter 139

Ugh my head! It’s quite taxing to be trapped inside the body of such an inferior organism. Wait, didn’t you come back early, Johra?”

Abaddon was clutching her head in pain as she asked me.

“I suppose I did, have you been doing well, Abaddon?”

“As you can see, with the Time flux all in disarray, one can barely call it living.”

“I’m sorry to hear that.”

“No need to be sorry, simply upholding the promise between us.”

“So you haven’t forgotten?”

“Naturally, why else would I be enduring this pain, over and over again?”

“Have you felt something, Abaddon?”

“The thing as you talked about? The change I should experience after all this time?”

“Yes.”

I nodded back to Abaddon. Sha had stepped to the side and was listening to our conversation, while L was still focused on eating his steak.

“Sigh* Well…”

Abaddon had a blank look as she stared at the ceiling.

“Did you not feel something, Abaddon?”

“6.6 billion years, its a time period that beyond imagination. You have no idea.”

“I suppose I don’t.”

At first it was basically a long and free vacation. That was the case for the first ten million years or so. The world was simple, with nothing worth remembering or mentioning. However, after the first billion years, Skyfather began spreading life across the universes. He needed to build an engine of Divine Grace in order to increase his strength.”

“An engine of Divine Grace? Isn’t that what results from the interactions between living beings?”

“Yes. Basically, Skyfather continued to play the role of the leader of gods amongs the newly developed ratmen. He began experimenting with space, using the science and magic which we bestowed on him, as if he were a real God.”

“It looks like quite a few things have happened then.”

“Right, as an experiment, he caused the extinction of a few million creatures.  Sometimes he would fuse other creatures’ powers with new hosts.he wasn’t so much a God, as a researcher with a God’s power.

“Really, extinction?”

“The purpose of developing and pushing the boundaries of science was all to develop new weapons for war. Blowing up planets and wiping out civilizations all for sake of some tests. He definitely committed a lot of these actions.”

“Dammit, did the Skyfather truly do that?”

“I can suppose that he was beginning to feel strange emotions, and this was his manner of testing how the results affected him. At the very least all his actions were in the pursuit of one thing.”

“What is that one thing?”

“The purpose you had originally given me which is to find a value to my existence.”

“But why would he experiment with life in such a way? Somehow I don’t think that this will lead to the future which I came from.”

Abaddon shook her head.

“These are in fact necessary sacrifices which will result in the exact future which you’re from, so I can understand Skyfather’s intentions. He doing all this to ensure your future.”