Wei Tian: Although I was mentally prepared, I still didn't expect that person to be you, you idiot, Lin He.
Lin He: You here to fight?
Lin He sat down in the chair.
Wei Tian: No. I can't beat you right now.
Lin He: Good. At least you know that.
Wei Tian: But I'll catch up to you. And then I'll surpass you.
Lin He: Then I'll be looking forward to the day you call me Dad.
Wei Tian: That day will never come.
Rui: Hey, hey, cut it out.
As the two were bickering, Rui interrupted them.
Lin He: …So, want to continue this argument next time?
Lin He glanced at Wei Tian.
Wei Tian: No.
Alright, Rui, you called us here for something important, right?
Wei Tian shifted his gaze from Lin He to Rui.
Rui: Yeah. Look out the window.
Rui pointed outside. The two followed her gaze.
Wei Tian: There's nothing there.
Lin He: What, are you trying to tell us some "secret of the night"?
Rui: No. Look again—don't you see how late it is?
Lin He: Yeah, I'm not blind.
Wei Tian: …Hmm.
Rui: Since it's late, let's talk about adult topics.
Lin He: Really? I'm looking forward to it.
Lin He put on an overly serious expression.
Rui: You're both still so young, yet already so curious. Fine, I'll be blunt.
How much do you make a month?
Have you bought a car or a house?
And why are you still single?
Lin He: That is an adult topic. Well said.
Now don't ever bring it up again, or I'll treat you to your favorite slap.
Wei Tian: Enough joking. Let's get to the point.
Rui: Haha, alright, alright.
You probably don't know this yet, but the apocalypse will arrive in a month.
Rui spoke of something grave, yet her expression remained casual.
Lin He: Can you stop that?
You're always smiling like this is some kind of game.
Rui: Enough. Back to the point.
The other Holy Sons are doing fine, but I'm most worried about you two—you're the last ones to awaken.
Lin He: Look at you. Smiling so brightly.
I really can't tell you're worried at all.
Rui: Shut up and let me finish.
According to my calculations, in Sector 042, Lin He's current strength is probably at the bottom of E-rank, while Wei Tian is at the peak of G-rank.
Although Wei Tian's talent is higher than yours, Lin He, you can at best reach the peak of B-rank before the apocalypse. That's the most standard level for the first wave.
And every wave covers the entire universe—no, the entire Milky Way.
Lin He: Huh? Then won't the Milky Way run out of "memory" at this rate?
Rui: Could your analogy be any weirder?
Lin He: What? You don't think the Milky Way will explode from being too full?
Rui: …I admire your imagination.
Power will indeed continue to accumulate—but not before Wave 60.
After all, most enemies before Wave 60 aren't even strong enough to survive in space. Still, the numbers pile up over time.
Wei Tian: Then is there any way to solve this?
Rui: Yes—but it's extremely difficult.
First, find a teleportation realm. Across multiple galaxies, the chance of finding one is less than 0.005%.
Even if you know the exact location, the success rate is still under 2%.
As for this universe… the probability is no more than 0.00007%.
Second, defeat the mastermind. Even if I use my true form, I'd probably have to unleash the "Dance of the Dead" to finally kill him.
Rui seemed to be hiding something.
Wei Tian: That sounds terrifying.
Can you explain the enemies that will descend on Earth in the first wave—and their levels?
Rui: Yes. That's the most important thing right now.