The enraged roar of the God of Knowledge made the entire pure white space tremble. Countless books turned into pages and fluttered about like a chaotic snowstorm. His face, which was a blank sheet of paper devoid of facial features, "turned" toward Daniel, the voice filled with the fury of being outwitted.
"You made the right choice by coming to find ," the God of Knowledge said, his tone suddenly calming, as if the earlier fury had never occurred.
"I know why you’ve co and the deal you’ve made with the other ’.’ In fact, that guy has probably already planned everything."
"If you want to know more, co closer to ."
Daniel stood still, neither approaching nor retreating, simply watching the entity before him.
"I won’t approach you. You should understand why I’m here," Daniel replied.
"I understand," the God of Knowledge said, his voice devoid of any emotion. "You’ve seen the power of the other ’God of Knowledge,’ so naturally, you remain cautious. But they are not like . In fact, the mont you appeared before , both of us had already entered the ga."
"However... we may both be God of Knowledge, but I don’t think there’s such a huge difference between us. You probably don’t know this, but even I, as a God of Knowledge, have my own flaws."
"We cannot know the future. Or to be more precise, we cannot know the future that is guaranteed to happen. You, who understand fate, should know the relationship between causality, inevitability, and randomness."
"I don’t want to share too much about this knowledge with you. But you need to know that we, God of Knowledge, can only make predictions about the future, not see it."
After hearing these words, Daniel silently absorbed them. Though unsure of the truth, his intuition told him that this statent was incredibly important.
He remained silent, waiting for more.
The God of Knowledge seed to take no notice of Daniel’s attitude and continued speaking as if to himself.
"For example, they know how strong you are, they know you possess [Infinity Possibility], but they absolutely do not know what kind of ritual task you need to complete to ascend to godhood."
"They cannot foresee this because it pertains to a future that has not yet happened. Knowledge does not equal omniscience."
"And I, too, cannot see it. But based on your actions, I’ve already deduced so things."
Daniel’s heart shifted slightly, but he still maintained his silence. The God of Knowledge’s words made sense, but how could he be sure it wasn’t just another carefully crafted lie? After all, he had witnessed the cunning of the God of Knowledge countless tis.
Seeing Daniel’s lack of response, the God of Knowledge seed to realize sothing. After a brief pause, he spoke again.
"It seems words alone won’t make you trust ."
"Then, let’s make a pact."
He raised his hand, and a strand of pure white light appeared at his fingertip. Then, he looked at Daniel. Despite his face being a blank sheet of paper, Daniel could sense a faint smile within that emptiness.
"[Infinite Mind Pact], this is your specialty, isn’t it?"
"This pact, born of the roots of mind and soul, once signed, neither party can break it. Even a god cannot bear the consequences of breaking the agreent."
"As long as you and I sign the pact, I will tell you everything, including how to deal with the other ’’s and how to truly help Aurelia."
"I trust you don’t doubt your own strength?"
Daniel nodded slightly. Of course, he trusted his God Rank Skill. After all, he now wielded god-level divine authority, so he was absolutely certain that his God Rank Skill couldn’t be tampered with by anyone, not even the God of Knowledge before him.
With that thought, Daniel voluntarily signed the [Infinite Mind Pact] with the God of Knowledge.
Seeing that both parties had co to an agreent, the God of Knowledge’s face revealed a faint "smile." He then continued.
"You can call Tom, that’s the na I’ve chosen for myself. It represents eternal ti and eternal knowledge. What do you think?"
"I admit, I’ve made many mistakes over the long years. But you coming to find today is undoubtedly one of the best decisions you’ve ever made."
"The other ’’s, like that Knowledge Daniel, they’ve probably already anticipated your plan. They’re smart, they know you’ll seek external help."
Tom’s voice beca low, still filled with absolute reason, but Daniel could feel a deep, suppressed madness beneath it.
"They’ve predicted that you would co to , and they may have even set a trap for . It’s a ga of strategies and counter-strategies. Both sides are like a thousand-layered cake, unaware of which layer the other is on."
"Speaking of this, the idea of plotting against oneself is strangely exhilarating, don’t you think?"
"I need to think, to seriously consider this. Winning this ga won’t be easy."
The God of Knowledge fell into a brief contemplation, and the entire pure white space fell silent, only the sound of books turning could be heard. At the sa ti, he spoke to himself as if in a trance.
"They know that I know they know, so they will use this to set a reverse trap."
"The core of this ga is neither nor you."
Tom’s voice sounded again, but this ti, it held a note of certainty.
"It’s inner godDaniel."
"The true goal of Knowledge Daniel is actually embedded in inner godDaniel."
"They seem to be trying to win you over, threatening you, but in reality, everything they do is to ensure that inner godDaniel can smoothly beco their pawn—or their ’nutrient,’ so to speak."
"What they want to devour isn’t just the ’’ from different world lines; their ultimate goal is to fuse the characteristics of inner god into the perfect ’’."
Tom’s words acted like a key, unlocking many of the mysteries in Daniel’s mind.
"So, you need to create an ’unknown.’"
"A space that even I cannot fully see, and that the other ’God of Knowledge’ cannot predict. Only within this unknown will you have a chance to break their sche and win the final victory."
"According to my deductions, even if we join forces, there is no hundred percent guarantee of success."
"So... I’m sure you understand what I an now? The unknown is the fairest, and the only way to defeat them. As for you... are you willing to cooperate with ?"
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