The being Yujin called the final boss—an unnamed outsider—could not understand the current situation.

She had meticulously prepared to eliminate every possible variable.

Just like when she was a mere spider, she thought she had tightly ensnared her prey in her web, rendering it unable to escape.

‘I don’t understand.’

Why was she the one caught in the trap?

The only variable she had feared: the sanctuary.

Her gaze turned toward Yujin.

‘You must know. You must know that by doing this, this star will perish.’

To proclaim the sanctuary on the human world, especially right in the middle of the capital city of a nation?

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Once a sanctuary is proclaimed, it cannot be undone.

Moreover, constellations cannot normally leave their sanctuary.

It’s a place they must stay in for most of their life.

But this sanctuary was connected to humans?

Wouldn’t that affect the life forms of this star?

Naturally, it would be for the worse.

At this rate, it was certain that the souls of everyone would quickly collapse.

Then the star, whose soul cycle had been cut off, would wither and die...

The owner of the star—the constellation—would share that fate with it.

In other words, proclaiming the sanctuary on the human world was an act of suicide.

Any constellation would know this without being told.

She couldn’t understand why Yujin, knowing this, chose to destroy his own star.

‘I don’t get it. Why would you try to perish with me, destroying the star you should protect? Why...?’

* Grin.

‘Yeah~ if I die, it’s over~.’

* Thwip.

* Goooon...

* Crack.

* Thung.

* Footsteps.

* Pause.

* Tilt.

* Snicker.

* Pause.

* Grin.

* Ding… Ka-boom!!

* Smirk.

* Crunching sounds.

* Boom!!

"I knew it was probably something like that!!"

"……!!!!?"

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