Chapter 64: To Save You (3)

While Azazel was looking into my eyes to see the future, I carefully considered the information Wolfram had shared.

There was an unexpected contradiction in Shub-Niggurath's attitude.

'She knows that Seolhwa and I are the co-creators of the novel, yet she deliberately twisted our relationship to make us meet again like this.'

First, what Shub-Niggurath originally wanted was probably to see the 'ending' of the discontinued novels.

For that, a confrontation between the final bosses and protagonists was necessary, but now that I had changed their lives, that had become impossible.

'...So she said she wanted to see Seolhwa and me kill each other.'

Even if she possessed Seolhwa's body hoping to see me and Seolhwa, lovers from a past life, kill each other, would an Outer God really want the novel to end this way?

It's common for readers to leave 5,700-character comments or criticisms when they don't like the direction of an author's writing, but...

'Why did the Outer God resurrect Seolhwa? Moreover, she didn't completely erase her mind but allowed her to resist.'

Being an Outer God, she didn't kill us but rather used methods to provoke and elicit reactions...