Then my head was chopped off from behind by something I don’t know what it was!”

Kahn roared nonchalantly.

This thing is really scary.

"No, I'm curious about something else.

Tarik, how did you manage to defeat your other self without doubting it for hundreds of years?

If it were all on your own, you two should be unable to tell the winner!

Don't say anything about surpassing yourself.

It's normal to surpass yourself once or twice, but you have been winning for hundreds of years!

how did you do it!?"

This is what Kolick cares about.

"how could I know?

Anyway, I won.

Do you think you will lose when you play chess with yourself?

The one who wins is ‘self’, isn’t it?

Even when playing chess, do you deliberately make your opponent make mistakes?"

Talik shared his experience generously.

This sounds reasonable.

"You just said that the one who won is 'you'?

So there are two selves in your mind that are constantly fighting each other, and in the end, there is another one who is trying to get in the way?"

Cold sweat also broke out on Kolik's forehead.

Looking at it this way, Tarik's abnormality has increased.

And it became even more terrifying.

"Mist grass!"

Kahn jumped to the other side of the crystal dome.

Apparently he was frightened.

"Um……"

Tarik thought for a moment after hearing Korik's question.

Then nodded.

He agreed with Kolik's statement.

"That should be it, right?

So I should have no problem.

Since I'm the one who's pulling the strings, then naturally the two fighting guys can't deal with me."

Tarik hesitated a little when he said these words.

Kolik felt his body tremble a little.

"Well, aren't you worried that the two fighting men will team up and beat you up first?

How do you recognize who is the one who should win when you are in a conflict?"

Kolik asked reluctantly.

This question directly stopped Tarik.

"I don't know either? Anyway, I've always won.

Why should I think about this?"

Tarik felt as if his head was starting to heat up.

This question was really strange, and he didn't know how to answer it.

It’s even hard to think about.

"I really admire Madoc at this time!

You three have never defeated him in a duel, right?"

Kahn really couldn't stand it anymore.

There was no normal person in the small group of three ancestors at the beginning...

Battle Prophet Mardoc.

Schizophrenic Tarik.

Kolik is perhaps the only normal person...

Each of the three people represents a different angle.

Now we add Kahn who is considered a normal person.

In this way, the stable triangle within the three ancestors is gone.

Into two normal people and one mentally ill person...

Well... according to Tarik, he has three selves in his head.

Co-authored within three ancestors or three against two?

Kahn felt a moment of despair...

If you vote based on the number of people, are he and Kolik the outliers among the three ancestors?

Does the "three" in the three ancestors mean three taliks?
Chapter completed!