Luka Jane Chandra.
Those were the known names of the woman who was the Primordial goddess.
Anyone who had met her personally could confirm one thing about her—she was as unpredictable as she was cunning, as she was impulsive.
Now, that woman stood before Arthur, not in her true body, but in the body of a clone.
However, Arthur instinctively knew that this was no autonomous clone. He instinctively recognised that the mind controlling that clone belonged to the real Primordial goddess.
It seemed that going to the Origin Multiverse had been a bad idea in the end.
Even though Aleksas had led Luka away from the Multiverse, she was still suspicious and had sent a clone to trace their movements. One weak enough to slip past Aleksas and Quinn's senses, arriving when not a single Levite was present in the Second Multiverse.
What unsettled Arthur most, however, was Luka's gaze on him.
It wasn't filled with curiosity, hostility, or hiding any sort of nefarious intent.
