I suppressed the weirdness in the shelter

Wyatt watched Noga set out on the road to meet the "Creator".

He wanted to give some advice, but quickly shut his mouth.

At this point, Wyatt didn't think that Noga would give up because of his advice. Compared to empty words, the bloody reality would make people give up more easily.

Wyatt has always known that the Creator's desires are constantly expanding, and in this respect alone, He is no different from humans.

It's just that His needs are more difficult to satisfy. He is moody, and sometimes His desires will be satisfied by fooling a tiny human, but sometimes even consuming billions of "toys" may not satisfy Him.

The naive idea of ​​relying on negotiations to exchange for the survival of the world is simply a fantasy.

Of course, he could not rule out the possibility that the "Creator" wanted to continue fooling him, so he agreed to Noga's proposal just to see how much of a clown he could be.

But on second thought, this possibility is not very high. After all, for Wyatt personally, as long as the world can continue to survive, what's wrong with being fooled as a clown?

Wyatt collapsed to the ground powerlessly. He needed time to ease the discomfort caused by the music. Besides, he could not do anything while Noga went to negotiate.

Fortunately, Wyatt was not the only one left in this dark palace. At least there were God Seekers who could chat with him and relieve his boredom.

The Godseeker came to Wyatt's side and leaned over to sit on the floor.

He looked up at the dome of the dark palace. The road opened by Noga shattered the dome and extended to an unknown height.

This audience road radiates pure white light, which is particularly dazzling in the starless dark space, and it is also very consistent with the image of miracles in the minds of those who seek God.

To those who seek God, this is a miracle and a harbinger of salvation.

He firmly believed that Noga could succeed. After all, compared to Wyatt, Noga had done so many incredible things.

The fact that she is a demigod of Chaos is enough to make people have high hopes for her.

Godseekers know very well that Wyatt is where he is today only because of the gift of “holiness”.

Although luck is part of strength, pure luck cannot save this world that is about to collapse.

That is why the Godseekers firmly believe that Noga can save the world.

During the time she was completing her great work, the Godseeker came to say his final goodbyes to Wyatt.

After all, there would be no place for him in the new world.

"What do you think of this miracle?"

"So you consider this road a miracle... What do you think? What can I think? It's just a road to meet the Creator. Haven't you and I both met the Creator before?"

"It's true that this road is used for an audience with the emperor, but what's important is the person who is being interviewed. Do you think she won't succeed?"

"Yes, and why are you so sure that she will succeed?"

"Because she is the only hope, I have no other choice."

"Don't you still think I'm a savior?"

Wyatt's words made the Godseeker laugh.

He didn't mean to laugh at Wyatt. To be more precise, he felt that Wyatt was not worthy of ridicule at the moment.

In essence, Wyatt and Noga are the same, and the Godseekers know that they come from the real world, the world where the "Creator" lives.

This is why the God Seekers see them as hope, because after thousands of years of attempts, the God Seekers learned a despairing truth.

Not only the gods, but all living beings in the world are subject to certain restrictions, and no one can save themselves.

Therefore, relying on outsiders to save the world is the only way out.

As for why he laughed at Wyatt's question, it was due to the Godseeker's investigation of Wyatt.

"Since you took office as the director of the Fourth Institute, you have been carrying out actions around the Fallen. Although you have indeed changed the public's view of the Fallen, from the perspective of saving the world, your progress has been quite slow."

"So I have a question: do you really have your own plan to save the world?"

"Wyatt, you've been desperate for a long time, right?"

The Godseeker's words caused Wyatt to fall silent.

Ever since Noga showed up, Wyatt had been thinking about his own plan to save the world, but no matter how he thought about it, he would hit a dead end at the most critical part, and the whole plan would collapse.

It was as if something was always stopping me. When every seemingly feasible plan was about to become feasible, an inexplicable idea would be sent into my mind and shatter the plan.

The Godseeker was only half right. He was not in despair, but he certainly could not come up with a plan to save the world.

To be honest, the reason why Wyatt felt that Noga's salvation plan would fail was because he had carefully analyzed Noga's plan in his mind.

As expected, I rejected it in the end.

Wyatt once doubted whether his brain had been modified by the "Creator" and whether it was impossible for him to come up with a plan to save the world.

But Wyatt remembered the rules that the Creator had issued when he met Him.

He doesn't pry into the minds of the saviors, nor does he hinder their plans, because that's what's interesting.

So Wyatt always felt that there was something wrong with him.

The Godseeker looked at Wyatt's confused expression and guessed what he was thinking, and his guess was proven.

Wyatt really doesn't have his own plan for salvation.

It doesn’t matter whether he is desperate or not. A savior without a salvation plan is worthless.

The Godseeker continued to look at the road above the dome, and this time he found something strange above.

White light was shining down, and it seemed that something was quietly approaching.

With such a grand ceremony, the God Seekers would naturally think that Noga had succeeded.

He stood up to greet him, but all he saw was Noga's falling figure.

She fell heavily to the ground, her eyes dull and her expression cold, just like Wyatt who was lying behind the Godseeker.

As a demigod, it was impossible for Noga to be killed by the fall, but her current state had been conveying two words to the Godseeker.

Even if the Godseeker doesn't want to believe it, he still has to accept it.

Noga was desperate.

To the Savior, despair means failure.

"This...how is this possible?"

A crack also appeared in the Godseeker's firm resolve.

At this moment, the three of them noticed that the countdown to doomsday began to dial back.

Noga's despair satisfied the "Creator" and He gave the world a little more time, but the countdown that had been stopped started again.

But what's the use? There's no one to rely on now.

The Godseeker fell to the ground like a puppet with its strings cut, he too was in despair.

Wyatt watched the countdown restart, his mind still thinking of ways to save the world.

This time, before his plan to save the world could be rejected, his thoughts were interrupted by another thing.

[You who were fooled have bought time for everything to breathe]

[Congratulations! The advanced task has been completed]

[Reward: A piece of truth]

【Want to know your plan to save the world? 】

【Source: Wyatt Owen】

Is this my own message?

Why am I here? Why do I... have no impression? (End of this chapter)