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Chapter 468 — I'm an Infinite Regressor, But I've Got Stories to Tell

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Chapter 468

The chapter opens with Cheon Yo-hwea weeping, comforted by her younger sister. Yo-hwa realizes her feelings for Go Yuir are not merely one-sided love but a shattered, solitary agony. She recalls a recent meeting where Go Yuir, now the Reverend of the Cult, interacted with her. Though he allowed her to call him 'Oppa' and playfully accused her of using the Cult's assets for her Stanford project, Yo-hwa felt only the pain of unrequited affection, masking her true feelings behind a carefully constructed smile. Her sister, perceptive and calm, recognized the depth of Yo-hwa's suffering and offered to kill Yu Ji-won, the object of Go Yuir's affection. Yo-hwa vehemently refused, insisting that Yu Ji-won was human and worthy of life, unlike herself. The sister noted that Go Yuir likely chose Yo-hwa as a 'time seal' recipient specifically because of this singular, obsessive nature of her love. Later, Yo-hwa met Go Yuir in a private cafe to discuss the creation of a 'time capsule.' Go Yuir explained a complex plan involving three components: Yo-hwa’s 'time seal,' her sister’s ability to create a Baku anomaly, and Yo-hwa’s latent 'simulation' authority, which allows her to run realistic dream scenarios. The goal was to use the simulation to recreate the experiences shared by Go Yuir and Yu Ji-won, encode them into the Baku, and seal them with the time seal at Stanford University, allowing a future regressor to inherit their memories. Yo-hwa agreed, enduring the humiliation of knowing intimate details of their relationship. During the meeting, Yo-hwa attempted to deflect rumors about their relationship by claiming the Cult members were just jealous. She suggested silencing them, but Go Yuir preferred a diplomatic solution. Suddenly, he proposed a betrothal. He argued that a formal engagement, without the intent to consummate or marry quickly, would legitimize his use of Cult resources and quell dissent regarding his outsider status and relationship with the Reverend. When Yo-hwa asked if he was truly comfortable betrothing himself to her, given his love for Yu Ji-won, Go Yuir smiled with infinite trust, stating simply, 'It's fine. If it's Ji-won... Because I believe in that girl.' Half a year later, the betrothal was formalized. The chapter ends with Yo-hwa crumpling the engagement document, consumed by despair and a desire for death, trapped in a union that symbolized her total defeat.

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