The job change is a bizarre and calamity; the nation begs me to tone it down.

There are too many legends and taboos surrounding this organization.

Some say they are a group of madmen hiding in the gutter, peering into the stars; others say they are prophets who know the ultimate answer to the universe.

But regardless of how the outside world evaluates it, there is a consensus that all the high-ranking officials in the star system tacitly understand.

They do not intervene in wars, save civilizations, or kick someone when they're down.

All they did was "bear witness".

Witness the end of an era, witness the coming of the old days, witness all things returning to nothingness in calamity.

For them, destruction was a grand ceremony, and they were the only spectators.

But now, something seems off?

All the elders stared intently at the white-haired girl who called herself "Fool".

Thoughts were racing through my mind.

As the rulers of Ashmek, they had perused all the records about the Court of Fools in the divine archives.

In those ancient records, this group of madmen never revealed their identities.

Not to mention, like now, boldly stepping out of the ranks and even announcing its presence in such a clear tone.

However, compared to the doctrines of this organization of unknown origin.

They were now even more curious about what this girl named "Fool" was after who had suddenly torn off her disguise and appeared.

For a moment, silence spread across the Feather Spirit Hub platform.

In the distance, the curtain constructed from the blood of billions of lives rolled silently, its crimson light casting an unpredictable shadow on everyone's faces.

"Your Mightiness……"

After a moment, Rigley composed himself, took a small half-step forward, and spoke with restraint and respect: "Since you are the singer of the Fool's Court, you have always believed in the ironclad rule of witnessing without interfering."

"Then why did you suddenly break this unspoken agreement and appear here today?"

His questions were direct, even carrying a hint of suppressed wariness.

Upon hearing Rigli's question, the white-haired girl turned her head and looked Rigli up and down with her ruby-like eyes.

That look was like a human looking at an ant trying to understand calculus, conveying a condescending pity.

But she still spoke up: "Is that so hard to understand?"

The girl's voice was still clear and melodious, with a playful charm unique to young girls.

However, when it landed in the hall, it exuded a chilling aura that sent shivers down one's spine.

She lifted the hem of her black skirt and turned her gaze back to the silent Gu Xu: "We are indeed witnesses, but what we must witness is the coming of the end times, the supreme glory of our Lord shining throughout the entire universe."

"But……"

At this point, she paused slightly, her brows furrowing as if she were facing something extremely distressing: "But the current situation has deviated from the script."

"Deviated from the script?"

Rigli was taken aback, not understanding the meaning of those words.

The girl ignored him and continued speaking to Gu Xu: "If I don't stand up, if I just stand quietly in the corner and watch..."

"Then what will happen next will not be the glory of the past crushing the false god, but a heartbreaking accident."

"So... my sudden appearance is naturally to help my lord defeat the Old God hiding behind the veil!"

"Only in that way, when that fake god is completely crushed, can the end... return to the correct timeline."

The correct timeline.

Upon hearing these words, the ruling elders were completely bewildered.

But Gu Xu's eyebrows suddenly twitched.

It is clear that they have captured a wealth of information hidden in the girl's words.

"you mean……"

After a moment of silence, Gu Xu raised his head and stared at the smiling white-haired girl before him: "If things had gone according to plan, would I have lost this battle?"

He spoke those words so casually.

But to onlookers, it was like a thunderclap.

In particular, it caused the Ashmertsin leadership present to collectively gasp in surprise.

failure?

They placed all their last hope for the Starfall Divine Realm on this former ruler.

Now this girl who calls herself a fool is saying he will lose?

Faced with Gu Xu's scrutiny, the white-haired girl showed no fear whatsoever.

Instead, he nodded in agreement with her little head.

Her silver-white side ponytail swayed with her movements, making it particularly eye-catching.

"Of course."

She answered confidently, even with a tone that suggested it was perfectly reasonable.

Before anyone could recover from this absurdity...

The girl suddenly took a step and walked towards Gu Xu.

This single action caused the previously absent servant of calamity to instantly appear.

Suddenly, six terrifying figures took a step forward in unison. In the void, an aura of destruction swept forward like a tsunami, heading straight for the girl's face.

However, the white-haired girl acted as if nothing had happened.

They completely ignored the murderous intent and passive abilities that were enough to make even high-level professionals collapse on the spot.

They seemed completely unconcerned about the hostility of the servants of calamity.

She walked up to Gu Xu without any warning, so close that she could almost see the starlight in his eyes.

Then, she made a move that left everyone speechless.

She tiptoed slightly, bringing her face close to the side of Gu Xu's neck, like a small animal encountering its own kind, and gently sniffed with her delicate little nose.

"Um……"

The girl closed her eyes and let out a satisfied sigh.

That was as if he were savoring some kind of exquisite vintage wine: "It is the pure aura of calamity, the taste of the supreme law that belongs only to my lord."

But the next second, she opened her eyes, a hint of regret flashing in her pupils.

"really."

She took a half step back, put her hands behind her back, looked up at Gu Xu, and said with a sigh in her voice, "My noble lord, you do indeed hold the most supreme ancient authority in the universe."

"That power is enough to make all the gods and demons in the sky tremble."

"But the problem is, you are still... just a human being."

Gu Xu frowned but did not interrupt her.

In fact, he himself had always had this feeling.

After all, whether one is using one's old heart, old mind, or old wings.

Although those authorities are incredibly powerful.

However, he could clearly feel that his body seemed to have a certain natural sluggishness when bearing this power.

It's like trying to force an ocean into a wooden bucket.

The girl continued, "Although your authority is complete, your individual strength, or rather, your level of life, is far too weak."

As she spoke, she extended a slender finger and pointed to the crimson curtain in the distance.