"Once I figured out the nature of your System, it was pretty simple to beat you," Noah explained, "It'd work on most System users, but you see, I'm pretty versatile myself. You're essentially a ghost; that body of yours operates regardless of time or physical hold."
"Nnn…" Haru gritted his teeth, picking himself up to a knee, "You're a fool unlike any other."
"Huh?" Noah raised an eyebrow.
The air shifted around the man who should've by all means been defeated, but Noah found himself perplexed in that moment.
"Your eyes deceive you. Your mind deceives you. You have deceived yourself."
Haru's words came without any sense of injury as he rose to his feet, staring straight at Noah, who was beginning to watch the scenery of Tokyo crumble. The scenery of the land he sought to visit revealed itself not to be so, even though he specifically recalled warping there.
'What's this?' He questioned.
