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Chapter 147: The Great Forest (2)

The 3rd World Federation.

Jaehwan didn’t really give much thought to the na, but now he was getting an idea of what it was supposed to be.

“Andersen, what is the 3rd World?”

[It refers to Gods who are not registered with .]

Why couldn’t he think of this when he first saw Myad? No, Jaehwan expected it but he didn’t have proof to confirm it. Jaehwan knew these people. He even fought one of them when he was on the way into the to begin with.

The 3rd world was [Rupture].

Gods with their own world, but they were not registered with . And with such gloomy worlds...

“HAHAHA! Kill them all!”

“I’ll get more world power thanks to the Master!”

They didn’t have as many Followers as the high-ranking Gods, but each of them had power close to that of Commanders. The organization that had the woman nad Yoo Surha as their 2nd Captain, or the Myad Federation, was called [Rupture].

‘Then is Myad the Master of [Rupture]?’

Jaehwan began to understand the strength of Myad. 2 million world power was beyond the power of the Commanders that Jaehwan had a hard ti dealing with. The only beings with such power were the Lords of the .

‘No, he’s probably stronger than them now.’

As the Machina moved, tens of Gigantes was destroyed with just one swing. It was a terrifying power.

“Hey, you.”

When did he approach? Jaehwan realized soone was right behind him. He quickly gripped his sword to stand up, but the man backed away as he waved his hands.

“Oh! Calm down. I’m not your enemy. I’m on your side!”

It was a man with fiery red hair. He had strong features, with scars all over his body. But he didn’t seem to be hostile. The man glanced at the Machina and spoke.

“Can’t you do sothing about him? Like by using the [Setting] that you used to destroy those Gigantes, while you were dangling your thing...”

It was Andersen who interrupted the man’s question.

[You. Aren’t you Karavan of Fla, Vicegerent of Ignis...?]

“Oh? I never realized soone would recognize . Hmm? But what’s going on? Weren’t you guys fighting each other a while ago?”

Karavan seed confused as he did not know Andersen was now inside X. Jaehwan said, “It’s complicated. But what do you want? It doesn’t seem like you’ve co to fight .”

“Oh... that.”

Karavan was hesitant as Andersen asked,

[Did your link to your God also disconnect?]

“...H-how did you know?”

[I see... so the power of the Ancient Gods is that powerful. Didn’t think that cutting the link to a top-grade God was possible.]

“Do you know sothing? Do you know what happened to ?”

[You won’t recover for a while. You will have to live a few months like this, at least.]

“...Is that for real?”

Karavan was shocked. He was the Vicegerent of one of the highest-ranking Gods, but even he didn’t know much about the [Settings] of the legendary Three Ancient Gods. Yet this Gigantes was now talking about Machina all of a sudden, so it was natural for Karavan to grow wary.

“Who are you and how can I believe... wait- are you-”

Andersen quickly waved her hand, stopping Karavan from saying sothing unnecessary.

[You want to know how to recover the connection?]

“...uh, yeah.”

[There is a way. We can’t do it here though...]

She glanced at the fighting scene. Karavan realized what she ant. They had to go through the battlefield to get to where they needed to go.

[Let’s look for a chance to...]

Move. But she couldn’t finish as Jaehwan began unleashing world energy. Jaehwan was walking towards the battlefield. Andersen looked at him dumbfoundedly for a few seconds and ran out to grab his shoulder.

[Hey- don’t you dare.]

“That Machina-thing is a Gigantes after all, right?”

Andersen bit her lip. No, she thought she bit her lip, but the Gigantes she was now inhabiting did not have lips.

She had expected Jaehwan to do such a thing, but she was frustrated at him for doing such a thing at this ti.

[In this situation, you still...]

Her voice stopped and Jaehwan’s mories flashed within her. It was a certain feeling that only she, who knew Jaehwan the best, could feel.

It was very like him. This choice was definitely sothing that Jaehwan would make.

But...

[...I knew this all along, but you’re reckless.]

Jaehwan did not answer and instead turned to look at sowhere far away. Andersen then saw a small boy within Jaehwan — an innocent boy who still had not given up on his dream. He did not know what was possible or not, so he kept on trying to achieve his goal.

Andersen was then struck with a thought. Ever since she had abandoned ‘presence’ to beco a Goddess, it was the first ti she felt such a thing. Then she accepted her realization.

This innocent man. Yes. Maybe it was good to have this kind of man around. Maybe everything would eventually...

A golden light began to shine from Jaehwan.

“I will fight. I need to get at least one smack on his face.”

[...Yeah. Right. That is you.]

Why?

For the first ti, Andersen answered sothing entirely different from her will.

“I’m counting on you.”

With those words, Jaehwan charged toward Machina.

Coming back to this decision, he made the right choice. Because of this, Jaehwan and others eventually were allowed to get out of the Hatchnold disaster. However, Jaehwan did not know what he would lose as a result of his choice.

Sotis, innocence required the help of others to be protected.

When soone needed innocence, there had to be soone who could withstand the bottom of innocence. It would be a very long ti later that Jaehwan would realize this.

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