Mephistopheles was looking for someone? Chang-Sun’s eyes widened upon hearing about it for the first time. He suddenly remembered what Mephistopheles had said when he first met him.

“Who. Are. You. So. You. Abyss…” 

Mephistopheles’ voice held so much information that Chang-Sun couldn’t remember exactly what the deity had said, but he did vaguely remember that question. Mephistopheles’ divine name also had the word ‘abyss.’ Was everything connected?

“You resemble that person in many ways: you are very familiar with death and can control fire proficiently, and you’re so dark it’s as if you are made from darkness itself. Above all, you are a natural-born fighter,” Minerva said.

“…?” Chang-Sun couldn’t understand what Minerva meant. She seemed to be describing him while telling him about the person whom Mephistopheles was looking for, so he momentarily thought Mephistopheles was searching for the ‘Divine Twilight.’ However, that didn’t seem to be the case. The ‘Divine Twilight’ had never interacted with Mephistopheles, after all. If the ‘Divine Twilight’ had unwittingly caught Mephistopheles’ attention, then Minerva would have said so.

‘Considering how she describes the person, she seems to know who they are, but I’ve never interacted with the <Olympus> Celestials back then.’ Chang-Sun narrowed his eyes.

The planet Arcadia, which had been Chang-Sun’s primary residence, was far from <Olympus>. The only ones greedy enough to exert their evil influences there were the <Horoscope> and <Purple Star Astrology> Celestials.

“He has been looking for that person for so long…” Minerva trailed off.

Chang-Sun felt as if she also missed the person for some reason.

“... Moreover, you resemble the <Abyss> the most. That’s why Mephistopheles...