"Did you plan it from the start?"
In an instant, the momentum shifted, and after a lengthy silence, the precursor stared intently at the only sentence Fu Qian had written.
It depends on the perspective. The idea of a Time Parasite has indeed had similar theories before.
Fu Qian merely thought to himself.
As an intruder who perceives more directly, thinking otherwise would be unqualified.
Why insist on the prophecy of the Judgment Day's content?
At its core, it's truly as previously mentioned, out of curiosity.
Thus far, this task is indeed rather peculiar.
Not only involving someone like Laxik from the past, but even touching upon the Abyssal Chronicle.
To the point that Fu Qian is genuinely curious about what the Judgment Day, which led to the mission's failure, would be like.
Unfortunately, in his judgment, the precursor's ability to help dispel doubts is not high.
This is the suppression of the mechanism, and has little to do with subjective initiative.
