The mental world was a representation of someone’s will. It would never fall unless that someone’s will was broken. In other words, it meant that Grid’s mental world wouldn’t collapse. He had used his tenacity to become a god. Grid’s will had never been broken, and it would never be. 3

However... His mental world was now crumbling, and it had nothing to do with Grid’s will. 0

‘What did Garam do?’ 0

Grid was rarely this confused and immediately suspected that this was Garam’s fault. 0

[Giving up so easily?] 2

Garam also didn’t understand what was going on and suspected this was Grid’s doing. Their eyes met. 0

Roaaar! 0

The cry of a mysterious beast, which they thought they misheard at first, became louder. An unrelenting wave of power swept away the fragments of the shattered mental world. 0

“An old dragon?” 2

[An old dragon?] 0

Grid and Garam deduced this was the case based on the cries and turned to look at Raiders and Nevartan. There was a ridiculous question in their eyes. ‘Has Trauka been resurrected?’ 0

[That’s impossible.] 0

[It’s impossible for him to come back to life. Grid, you should know this.] 1

‘That’s right.’ 0

Grid did, indeed, know that....5