In the Nameless Valley, the great hero and the Sphinx stood facing each other.
The second question had already been asked; simply giving any answer would clinch the victory in this round.
However, Heracles could not be so hasty; he had to find the flaw in the opponent's words.
As for forcibly explaining... just as the Sphinx had mentioned in its questions.
Whether dividing the past and future from the perspective of time, or separating subject from object in terms of independence, these all seemed interpretable, yet in truth were not so convincing as answers.
This was perhaps inevitable, as humans themselves cannot understand what omniscience and omnipotence truly are. How can one provide a reasonable explanation for what they cannot comprehend?
There was a moment of silence in the field, with only the sound of the wind blowing.
At this moment, the great hero was even considering solving the problem in another way.
