Once his thoughts were stirred, he suddenly felt that some scenes in his memory had become uncertain.
First and foremost, the Great Demon City is inland, and river channels were dug to ensure irrigation water sources for the Great Demon Tree. The water volume in these channels couldn't possibly create the tsunami-like waves in the end.
Next, when did his Mad Fire spray onto the Great Demon Tree? Why did it suddenly set the whole tree ablaze in an instant?
Finally, now that it's the fourth day, what exactly is Onora doing? With her personality, it's impossible for her to have delayed matters until now.
These triple doubts intertwined, causing his brows to furrow increasingly.
Memories always remain blurry; without witnessing key points firsthand, it's impossible to be absolutely certain. But when uncertainties pile up, doesn't that mean there's definitely something fishy going on?
"Could it be that these are not coincidences?"
