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Chapter 364 — I'm an Infinite Regressor, But I've Got Stories to Tell

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Chapter 364

The chapter opens with a flashback to an SG Net forum discussion regarding the 'Awakened Spoon Theory,' which classifies Awakeners into hierarchical tiers based on their power and status. Anonymous users complain about the disparity between powerful Awakeners and those treated as tools, such as 'human lighters' or 'heal-clickers.' The thread is abruptly deleted when the Undertaker, identified as ZERO_SUGAR, orders Seo Gyu to stop playing anonymous. This reflection reinforces the vast gulf between ordinary humans and high-grade Awakeners, specifically highlighting the Saintess (Jeong Ye-ji) as the apex of power. The narrative returns to the present cosmic battlefield, a war in space where the Great Witch (Dang Seo-rin) and the Saintess are clashing. The Saintess utilizes Time Stop to pulverize meteors and planetary debris summoned by Hecate, while Lee Ha-yul monitors the strain on Yu Ji-won, who is supporting the effort with Leviathan’s Aura. The Saintess informs the Undertaker that she can hold the line for only twenty-three minutes before the burden becomes unsustainable. The Undertaker confirms his plan to separate Hecate from Cheon Yo-hwa, despite the absence of the elder twin. The Undertaker deduces that Yo-hwa’s withdrawal was a deliberate gambit to create the perfect high-stakes environment for her trap, trusting her competence despite her nature. The Undertaker commands the retrieval of the elder Yo-hwa’s headless body. He tasks Sim Ah-ryeon with checking the younger Cheon Yo-hwa’s status; Ah-ryeon finds her in a suspended, entranced state, partially human and partially Anomaly, and agrees to regenerate her head without waking her fully. The younger Cheon Yo-hwa, referred to as Teacher by the Undertaker, is asked to summon a Tutorial Fairy. Fairy No. 264 appears, initially celebrating freedom before being subdued by the younger Cheon Yo-hwa’s authoritarian tone. The fairy, adopting a Soviet persona, is ordered to lead the Undertaker into the elder sister’s dream. The younger Cheon Yo-hwa and the fairy hold the Undertaker’s hands as they prepare to enter the unconscious realm. Inside the dreamscape, characterized by a dark, infinite crossroads of black and white lines, the Undertaker encounters the elder Cheon Yo-hwa. She acknowledges the risk of the plan, outlining her three gambles: whether the Undertaker would trust an Anomaly, whether Hecate would absorb her to create a passage, and whether the Undertaker truly understands her motives. She reveals that her plan relies on the failure of other safeguards, forcing reliance on trust. Cheon Yo-hwa covers the Undertaker’s eyes with her hand, using her fingers to frame different aspects of reality—a night sky of shattering meteors, a frozen world of frozen comrades, a corpse among debris, and void static. She calls this space her 'sacred ground' and 'last four seasons.' Finally, she removes her hand, inviting the Undertaker to lift the curtain and face oblivion, confirming her status as the 'Shadow Schemer' and strategist of the Regressor's Alliance.

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I'm an Infinite Regressor, But I've Got Stories to Tell by Shin No-ah Ongoing Modern Fantasy Apocalypse Regression