In the end, Kang Chul-In decided to strike a deal with Desdemona. He had no choice. Now that he was the criminal who assassinated Vilhelm and Ao Xin, he had to fight not only the Gullveig Alliance, but also the rest of the nations in Pangaea. In addition, Kang Chul-In required Desdemona’s ‘overwhelming intelligence’ (although she appeared dumb no matter how he looked) desperately. 

“Ah, him? It’s easy to fix that guy. Of course, it’s impossible to completely erase his prophetic abilities, even for me. Deconstructing the Oracle algorithm is as difficult as deconstructing a dragon’s brain.” 

“This useless lizard...” 

“Listen to the end!” 

“...?” 

“But it’s possible to completely prevent the prophecies from forming subconsciously!” 

“That means…!” 

“If you can prevent prophecies from springing out uncontrollably, doesn’t that directly lead to an extension of lifespan?” 

She was right. With this treatment, Kwak Jung wouldn’t suddenly collapse. 

“Here are the terms and conditions.” 

Kang Chul-In reorganized the agreed details on a spiritual contract. 

It was as follows: 

[Contract] 

Kang Chul-In, the King of Valhalla (hereinafter the contractor), and Desdemona, the Ancient Black Dragon...