Chapter 215 — I'm an Infinite Regressor, But I've Got Stories to Tell

Chapter 215

The narrator, referring to himself as the Undertaker and using the speaker ID mc_spoken, reflects on the disparity between written novels and their illustrative counterparts, using his relationships with various companions as an example. He notes that while Lee Ha-yul spent most of her time in his Inunaki Tunnel hideout, she rarely appeared in his stories. This discrepancy is explained by her speech impediment; normally aided by a maid doll, she communicates through 'silent protests' involving her Aura when alone with him. In one instance, she writes on his back, causing him pain, which he interprets via his own Aura-reading skills. Sim Ah-ryeon, the Saintess, observes their closeness, remarking that they seem like siblings with a large age gap. Lee Ha-yul then uses a sketchbook to flash a series of accusatory phrases at the narrator, labeling him a 'Regresser Monster' who appeared only after the Fourth Cycle with no prior memories. She questions if humanity can trust a monster with its fate. When the Saintess turns around, Lee Ha-yul quickly displays a flattering portrait of the narrator brewing coffee to distract her. The Saintess, unaware of the accusation, asks for the coffee recipe, to which the narrator explains his blend of instant coffees and cinnamon. Lee Ha-yul playfully critiques the terminology, noting that such skill transcends 'instant' coffee, though she acknowledges the taste remains good. The narrator reveals he is considering investigating his past to see if he is indeed the 'Regressor Monster' theory suggests. The Saintess warns him against this, suggesting that if he were a regressor, he likely Time-Sealed his loved ones into Crystal Tombstones to protect them, making their current whereabouts unknown and the task of finding them nearly impossible, given there are at least 500,000 such tombs in Korea. The narrator accepts this logic, shelving the investigation until the 267th Cycle. There, he mobilized every fairy in his arsenal to search for the Saintess but found nothing. Instead, Fairy No. 264 led him into the dream of a fifty-something woman, where they spotted a figure resembling the narrator walking with a young child. The Fairy enthusiastically identified the dark aura and dead-fish eyes as the narrator's, prompting a painful Aura-press from the narrator to stop the exaggeration. Despite the blur, the narrator realized that fragments of his lost past, specifically from the First Cycle, might be hidden within these dreams, offering a potential key to his identity.

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