�I�m sorry, Sirone.�

The reason she apologizes to her eternal antagonist is that the only person who accepts her thoughts is Sirone.

�No one�

Even if you know the death of a loved one, you won�t try to erase the memory.

Leaving Seriel behind, he opened the window and watched countless events outside the Delta.

�The time of the end.�

Feeling the world�s compass spinning, Fermi raised his hand.

�Image copy.�

Fermi, holding dozens of documents with the same content in his hand, asked in a low voice.

�How far can humans see?�

won�t run away

�I am the son of Yolgah.�

one who sees far

No, to become the one who sees the end.

Turning his head again, Fermi threw a bundle of papers all at once toward the window.

As the white paper flew like a butterfly, everyone outside the headquarters turned their heads.

�What is that?�

Fermi turned to Seriel and smiled.

�Zero entropy.�

so that����The future was back at square one.

Meanwhile, after receiving information from Fermi, Shura walked down the hallway with cold eyes.

I looked through the papers quickly, but I didn�t care about the World Map Bureau.

Rather, what filled her mind was the topic Fermi threw.

�It�s called the Veron problem.�

It was a story about an iron pole planted by Veron, the 1st in the Order of the Ten Commandments, in the Kingdom of Iron.

�His will is still imprinted in that time and space beyond the law.�

An iron core planted in the world.

�Can humans truly change the future?�

Even if you knew the future and took other actions, what if even that was a pre-determined future?

�Veron wanted to take the matter to the limit.�It�s not just one philosophical pillar.�Even now, the iron pole is stuck in place, enduring the divine law.� JrNovels.com