Chapter 259 — I'm an Infinite Regressor, But I've Got Stories to Tell

Chapter 259

In a transformed classroom within Baekhwa Girls' High, the protagonist confronts Infinite Void, who now holds dominion over the Divine Realm. Infinite Void explains that the scenery shift from a brain to a schoolroom reflects Cheon Yo-hwa’s origins. The protagonist admits their initial strategy to defeat the Mastermind involved gradually exposing the entity to human perception, but acknowledges the Mastermind’s ability to trigger World Destruction Scenarios as a fatal flaw. Infinite Void then proposes 'Strategy B: Sentinels,' suggesting the creation of Undertaker clones via simulation to monitor reality and eliminate the Fog of War. The protagonist agrees, noting these clones would act as loyal observers. Infinite Void critiques this, pointing out that relying on simulations ultimately cedes authority to the Mastermind and risks the clones being compromised or impersonated. The dialogue shifts to the nature of Outer Gods as conceptual viruses without true life or death. Infinite Void reveals a critical insight: the Mastermind lacks a single designated Miko. Instead, it selects the 'last surviving human' of each cycle as its Miko to act as a terminal for interference. Infinite Void claims this role for itself, explaining that it was mistaken for a human due to its sealing within Cheon Yo-hwa, allowing it free passage into the Mastermind’s domain. This revelation explains why the Mastermind did not actively destroy the protagonists during their invasion and why the Admin of the Infinite Metagame (AOIM) proposed an alliance with Infinite Void—to exploit the protagonist’s vulnerability to betrayal. Infinite Void confirms it rejected this alliance, having anticipated the trap. The chapter ends with Infinite Void mocking the other Outer Gods for underestimating its dual nature as both an Outer God and a disguised human Miko.

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259

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