Chapter 446 — I'm an Infinite Regressor, But I've Got Stories to Tell

Chapter 446

Fifteen days after a surgery where Noh Do-hwa replaced the Undertaker's eyeball, the couple engages in a tense but playful exchange. The Undertaker, wearing a leather eyepatch crafted from Do-hwa’s glove, endures total darkness and her persistent care. He complains about his lack of autonomy and her uncharacteristic lack of silence, while she teases him, revealing a 'secret' preparation. The Undertaker, deprived of his aura and unable to sense his surroundings, feels vulnerable and briefly fears her schemes, though he also feels an unusual anticipation. He attempts to provoke her by mentioning Yu Ji-won, which results in Do-hwa silencing him with a kiss, highlighting their deepened, codependent intimacy. On the sixteenth day, Do-hwa takes the eyepatch off but continues to lead him blindfolded through the desolate Babel Tower Plaza. She guides him through a thorough shower and dresses him in a tuxedo, contrasting with her usual preference for loose clothing. The Undertaker realizes that without his aura or sight, his perception of the world has narrowed entirely to her physical presence—her steps, scent, and touch. He reflects on how the destruction of the world has left only their two timelines, and how their shared history has made them inseparable. At the center of the vacant plaza, Do-hwa instructs him to remove his final blindfold. He sees her wearing a pristine white wedding dress. She smiles crookedly, and they stand together without vows, officiants, or guests. The visual contrast of her white dress against his black tuxedo resonates with him as a symbolic union of light and dark. He kisses her, finding it gentler than any before. In the aftermath, Do-hwa declares her intention to stop regressing, fearing that if the Undertaker loses his memories through regression, she might kill him in the confusion. She proposes a risky alternative: transplanting his regression ability into her by swapping their bodies bit by bit. If it fails, they die or live together forever. She dismisses the discomfort of the heavy wedding dress, stating she will never wear it again, but ensures he remembers the moment. The chapter ends with the Undertaker smiling, grateful for his memory and their fate. The narration confirms that because humanity is extinct and they waited at the final terminal, their story is guaranteed to never have a bad ending. The text concludes with 'That Woman N. Fin.'

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