The beast bone that Qin Ye and Tezcatlipoca were situated on was traveling a little faster, which indicated that they were getting closer to Limbo. Just like how earth had gravity, there was gravity in Limbo also.

Qin Ye wasn't flustered or impatient at all. He knew that the more background information that had to be provided with regard to something, the more complex the ending would be. There were simply far too many loose ends to clean up, which represented countless paths the story could take.

At the same time, it was also an indication that the event in question was extremely important with significant implications. After all, there was no need to provide so much background information for something simple and insignificant.

He was still considering whether it was worth trying to intercept the grand script of death. If he did decide to intercept, then how was he supposed to do that and what was the ideal incision point?

Tezcatlipoca took a deep breath before continuing, "Everything I just said is the prelude to the grand script of death. Only with this information will you be able to understand the entirety of the script. You might be wondering how I know all of this. The answer to that is very simple: the statue that I was sealed away in doesn't display any signs of life, so the people sent by the Freemasonry were freely discussing their plans right in front of me, thinking that there was no one around to overhear them, so I found out...