“Director Planck.” Sidney looked at the white-bearded old man in surprise. “Why are you here… Did you follow me?!”0

“I didn’t follow you. I came for your master, Marshall. He’s hiding in your mind, Sidney.” Planck shook his head and stepped forward slowly. “Do you remember? In my office, you came to me for help. Marshall betrayed his faith and declared himself Lord of the Void. He’s fallen and become an evil god. You wanted to personally sever the sinful relationship.”0

“That did happen…”0

Sidney looked confused. His mind was disturbed, and his memory had severely deteriorated. However, he didn’t think that way. Eyes locked onto Wayne, he said with a twisted expression, “Thank you for the kind offer, but it’s no longer needed. Marshall promised me that as long as I sacrifice this bastard to him, he’ll never bother me again.”0

Wayne frowned. The situation was more complex than he’d thought. The Lord of the Void was a fallen legendary mage who, before abandoning his humanity, was Sidney’s master, Marshall. The unfortunate student sought the help of Director Planck to escape his master’s insistent harassment. Thus, Planck had been tracking the Lord of the Void and ended up finding Sidney, already parasitized by his master.0

Having connected the dots, Wayne retreated behind Planck. The name Planck sounded very quantum mechanical[1]—definitely a big deal.3

Planck glanced at Wayne curiously. “Why is your master so obsessed with this...0