They all call me an Outer God.

Chapter 246 Omniscience is the Greatest Curse

What kind of sincerity are you referring to?

"You should know the principle of equivalent exchange: you must give something to get something. Now, what are you prepared to use to exchange for the taboo behind this door?"

What can I offer?

"It's simple, I want your eyes."

"Which one? I can't give you the one behind your neck, but the rest is fine."

"You are too cautious."

The angel looked down at Ria's blind eyes and said, "The deal is done."

After saying that, He disappeared, and Ria didn't notice anything unusual. He guessed that it might be because the transaction was delayed, so he temporarily put aside his strange thoughts and turned to touch the door.

What do you want to know?

There were rather ancient and obscure characters on the door, but miraculously, Ria could read them perfectly.

"All."

Omniscience and omnipotence are the greatest curse.

"I do not care."

Unfortunately, you can't bear it, but you can still explore the things your heart most desires to know.

The door lock was a little loose. At that moment, Ria placed her hands completely on top of him and, with a push, suddenly found it surprisingly easy to push the door open.

He turned around and saw many pure white figures behind him reaching out their hands towards the door. It was those figures who pushed the door open with him.

"You're welcome. Remember to ask about the bread for me."

"I think you can succeed. If you have time, you can ask about the universe for me. If you don't have time, that's fine. Be careful."

"Be careful! If you see anything wrong, run immediately, understand?"

The figures disappeared again after helping him push open the door, so quickly it seemed like another illusion, but Ria felt that they really existed.

"Although I don't know who you are, I will still remember our promise."

Ria adjusted the brim of her hat, turned, and walked into the darkness of the doorway.

Behind them, the luminous figures floated motionless in front of the door, muttering to themselves as if they were worried about whether their actions were right.

"Everyone who's gone through the door has gone mad... Are we really not going to stop that young man?"

"We can't stop it; this is the truth that will be exposed sooner or later."

"We should trust His decision, trust the 'door'."

……

Before her eyes, there seemed to be many flowing lights and shadows. Ria opened her eyes with difficulty and found herself looking at the world she once knew from a third-person perspective.

"Am I back, or am I dreaming again?"

He stood in mid-air, the scenery before him could change entirely according to his thoughts, and he could stand anywhere.

The feeling was wonderful, as if he had become an omnipotent being here, and that dimensions could no longer pose any obstacle to him.

The scene before him was his home, or rather, his former home, because Ria had just discovered his former self inside.

He walked out of the room and saw that his parents seemed very excited. Although their faces didn't show much emotion, Lia knew that he was indeed very excited.

The room contained a framed picture of a radiant sunrise, and the living room had a painting of an abyss. These things suddenly made Ria realize that the scene before him seemed to be a dream he had before. It was one of the few dreams he had since coming to this world, and the radiant sunrise had deliberately made him feel the warmth of "home" again in order to stabilize his mind.

Although these dreams became increasingly bizarre as Ria's understanding of the unspeakable increased, and the content of each dream was quite erratic and seemingly unrelated, their development trend was indeed heading in a strange direction from which there was no turning back.

However, ever since Ria discovered that those dreams had boundaries, these things could no longer affect his state of mind.

After all, a fake is a fake, and no matter how it's changed, it will never become real.

"I wonder how those two are doing in my original world."

Ria's thoughts drifted slightly as he reached out to the scene before him, and the objects immediately transformed.

A torrential downpour descends from the sky, and a young man runs through the rain… A company filled with faceless employees, a morgue where someone impersonates his parents… A faceless god utterly indescribable… A zoo teeming with blood-red threads and spiders, a person pieced together from eyeballs…

These recurring dreams flashed before Lia's eyes again, and his gaze finally settled on the dark gray, almost pure black areas at the edge of the dreamscape, from which suppressed and eerie roars occasionally emanated. This was probably the end of the dream.

Lia wanted to see more, so he walked toward the mist. Suddenly, his mind and body resisted his movements, as if something irreversible would happen once he entered the mist.

Many voices emerged from his mind.

"Are you really going in?"

"Let's leave here now as if nothing happened."

"You can't bear the truth."

"Leave! Leave immediately! Return the way you came!"

"Omniscience is the greatest curse."

When the last voice appeared, Ria still showed no sign of backing down. Sometimes, dying knowing everything is better than living numbly.

The sounds around him grew increasingly noisy, and it seemed as if many eyes were watching him from within the mist. Logically, this was impossible, as there were no creatures hiding in the mist.

But the eyes just happened to appear there, existing in lower or higher dimensions, all watching him and following his footsteps.

"Woo——"

Some tentacles approached Ria from the misty area and continued to extend. Just as they were about to touch him, the young man in the center of the tentacles suddenly looked up and grabbed one of them.

The tentacle froze instantly. It stretched towards Ria at a speed visible to the naked eye, then wrapped around him. Finally, the tentacles swelled up and grew sharp, feather-like scales.

This is Swartz Jr.

Little Swarth came specifically to find Ria, which is why Ria didn't attack when it saw it.

"Thank you for your hard work. It must have been difficult for you to find me."

"Ow!"

The moment it entered the door, Ria was separated from little Swarth. Fortunately, it found its parents with its unwavering will, otherwise it would have had nowhere to cry.

"I'm going to find the truth. To be honest, it'll definitely be easier for me to face this alone than with you here."

Ria stroked the tentacles. Swarth's power was abundant in this space, and it could easily maintain its current posture.

"Gurgle—" The tentacles seemed to really enjoy Lia's caresses. As the young man withdrew his hand and turned away to face his solitary figure, they couldn't help but reach out and take one of Lia's hands, following behind him.

Like a child going shopping with their parents, little Schwarz thought this was no different from any other day, just an ordinary walk.

It will definitely stay with its parents forever.

It never doubted this.

(End of this chapter)