Fujimaru Ritsuka, but the main god space

Chapter 351: Singularity Killer Fujimaru Ritsuka

How to solve dystopia?

That's a really abstract question.

After all, dystopia itself is just a literary concept, a product of satire, derogation, and stigmatization of utopia.

It's like someone discovered Peach Blossom Spring, and then some people will start to discuss how humble and backward Peach Blossom Spring is, how meaningless it is, and analyze the backwardness of its values ​​from various angles.

But when the concept becomes concrete and the fantasy becomes the devil itself, things become troublesome.

No one can shatter the ideal.

The gods can't do that.

Humans in the outside world can't do it either.

The only one who can kill the devil is a girl named Canary who was born and raised in the blocked world.

Her name is proof of that.

A canary is a bird in a cage, a thing that is "unfree" in appearance only.

In the dystopia, there is still a desire for the 'unknown'. The canary is undoubtedly an outlier among humans, a genius, the embodiment of human desire for exploration and courage.

History is driven by all the people, but we have to admit that there are differences between people.

This gap is huge.

Very big.

From Ritsuka's perspective, he has experienced a lot.

The memories he gained were more than those he had gained when he exchanged memories with Canary as the Master. He watched Canary make requests to many gods almost from beginning to end, and came up with solutions as if he was imagining something.

【Historical Transition Period】

By creating a 'singularity' that changes the world, allowing the singularity to cover the main storyline, and then successfully advancing history.

To put it bluntly, the canary is actually the king of singularities.

But the difference is that Ritsuka killed all the kings of the singularities before him, while Canary survived - and destroyed all of her 'Chaldea'.

Because she knows that if things continue to develop, humans in her world will not be able to avoid being devoured by the demons of dystopia.

It can only be broken down and then rebuilt.

It's all about 'people'.

As if in a higher dimension, Ritsuka looked at Canary's posture of visiting everywhere and felt that she looked familiar.

Ah, that's it.

There is no difference between the canary and myself.

They are just people who have chosen the 'world they want' and then worked hard for it.

But the historical transition period is indeed different from the singularity, and it is also different from the loss belt - if you have to say it, it is like a combination of the two, closer to the singularity in concept, but closer to the loss belt in consequences.

as a result of?

What consequences?
the answer is.
People will die.

"Canary, if we really want to start people's ideological enlightenment ahead of time, it may lead to a chain reaction."

"I know, but we have no other choice."

“Millions of people could die.”

"I know, but we have no other choice."

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In his memory, Ritsuka saw Canary's answer.

It’s actually very simple.

She believes that the essence of dystopia is the alienation of personality caused by the fact that the level of human thought has not kept up with the rapid development of productivity.

In the past, humans could not stop progressing because of the struggles among each other, and the more intense the collisions, the more it would promote technological advancement.

With the development of science and technology, the collision of civilizations will determine the superiority and inferiority, oppression will occur, and this oppression will lead to a new round of struggle.

Repeatedly.

Under a certain balance, both human civilization and technology will show an upward spiral.

There's nothing wrong with that - or anything strange about that, except that there might be a few more deaths, uh... maybe more.

But what if, in order to abandon struggle, we simply give the excess productivity equally to human civilization?

That is the 'utopia' created by today's dystopian devil.

No more discrimination.

But there is no more progress.

The reason is that human beings have never "imagined" it. They still regard "struggle", "competition" and "comparison" as the only source of progress, but are unable to regard "progress itself" as the source of progress.

Of course, not every human being is so stupid and short-sighted, but it is the human community as a whole, not individual individuals, that drives history forward.

The so-called enlightenment is a movement to "enlighten the masses".

Canary believes this can help curb the emergence of dystopian demons.

She succeeded.

It was a long and difficult journey, because it is extremely difficult to create singularities throughout the heavens and the worlds with human power, but in the end she convinced the gods to let the [Historical Transition Period] come.

But she blew it.

In other words, her goal was achieved, but she seemed not to be able to bear the "price" as much as she thought.

The historical transition was successful, and as a result, the Canary Islands affected the world through the 'Black Death'.

The Black Death had a serious impact on the European population, changed the social structure of Europe, shook the status of the Roman Catholic Church that dominated Europe at the time, killed one-third of the European population, and triggered a crisis in religious belief, politics, economy, social structure, and medical and health care, which in turn triggered a series of profound changes such as the Reformation, the Renaissance, the great geographical discoveries, and the Medical Revolution.

It is not an exaggeration to say that the Black Death killed serfdom.

The world has indeed changed.

The distorted balance between [thoughts] and [productivity] was brutally corrected, and the world returned to its delicate balance.

It's just the price.
One third of the population of Europe. Yes.
dead.

【80 million】

Just listening to it gives people the chills.

And the blame for all this——

All of this can be attributed to Canary alone.

That's why Ritsuka said that Canary is similar to himself.

They are all 'murderers'.

Exchange 80 million for the world you desire.

Although Ritsuka may have killed more people than this - but considering that Canary was responsible for the [80 million deaths] of almost all the heavens and myriad worlds, in a sense, Canary killed more than just tens of billions or hundreds of billions of humans.

So after that, Canary almost collapsed.

To change the entire human history of the universe, one needs a huge spiritual power, talent, and careful thinking to complete the blanks in history. In fact, looking at the whole box garden, only Canary has accomplished this great feat.

She saved humanity, at the cost of '80 million people' - this was not what she had expected.

She thought she could do better.

But it worked.

No one can deny the Canaries' victory.

The dystopian demon was not defeated, but the probability of the emergence of dystopia was reduced to freezing point due to the early arrival of ideological enlightenment, making it almost impossible to appear, so the canary "killed" the dystopian demon.

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"If that's the case, why didn't Canary accept it without resistance when he was able to predict that 'the dystopian demon would erase his memory'?"

From a higher dimensional perspective, detective Ritsuka Fujimaru kept scanning the images playing in front of him.

[She did it on purpose]

[The so-called final battle, the Holy Grail War is nothing more than a provocation]

[Canary predicted everything]

[Then why do you allow yourself to lose your memory? ]

Da da.

Canary's answer was indeed good enough, but as his memory progressed, new problems seemed to arise.

"Sure enough, the probability of the emergence of the [Eternal Peace] world has decreased."

"Is it because I triggered a historical transition period?"

".No, if you hadn't killed the Dystopian Demon, the entire box should have been locked in the blockade world. So it's not that you caused the probability to decrease, but rather that my future is telling me that [there is something wrong with your path]."

In the picture, Canary is talking to a new man, and it is the era after the "Dystopian Devil" has been defeated.

The man had shaggy brown hair and his face couldn't be seen clearly.

Ritsuka tried to unravel their conversation.

(My future?)

(Is this man the person who came to the small garden in the future?)
The small garden itself transcends time and space, just like a heroic spirit, so it is indeed possible that "people from the future" exist.

Here, the grandfather paradox does not exist.

That is to say, the future of men is a certain standard, a future that Canary hopes human nature can reach?
But at the same time, breaking the "closed world" seems to be a necessary condition for leading to the eternal peaceful future where men exist.

The elimination of the "closed world" directly led to a significant reduction in the possibilities leading to that future, and it became a world beyond possibility.

Then the mystery can be solved.

The reason why Canary allowed herself to lose her memory and had to enter the body of the dystopian demon to recall her memories was because she was "forcing" her future Master to enter the body of the dystopian demon with her.

Then----

[Give him all my memories]

Even Heroic Spirits and Masters cannot pass on all their memories. This is a kind of 'protection mechanism'.

Because Heroic Spirits are dead people, and they are the "shadows of human history", and they are the embodiment of the Third Law.

First of all, humans cannot communicate with the dead.

Secondly, humans cannot be equated with human history.

Finally, people cannot directly access the third law.

This is a triple standard, and it is also intended to prevent [inanimate objects] such as Heroic Spirits from directly affecting the development of human nature.

But it is possible to create bugs in Utopia.

Because Utopia itself is the origin of Canary, under the operation of Canary's "poet" gift, she will temporarily transform from a "heroic spirit" to a "phantom of the past", entering a material concept that is different from the dead and the living, similar to holographic projection.

Therefore, it is possible to hand over the memory intact to someone else - that is, the 'someone' that Canary is betting on, who can summon her own, and who can defeat the final trial of humanity in the final battle.

That is Fujimaru Ritsuka.

purpose?

That's of course because——

[Fujimaru Ritsuka is the one who killed the 'Singularity'. ]

[The so-called singularity is a "historical transition period that should not have existed" in history. 】

That's right.

A creepy feeling spread throughout Ritsuka's body.

The real purpose of the canary
Canary - A special attack for the dystopian demons.

And Fujimaru Ritsuka is the special attack that corresponds to Canary!!!
The ending that Canary really hopes to reach is to let Fujimaru Ritsuka kill her own [Historical Transformation Period]!
[While letting Ritsuka accept all her memories, work with her to find a new answer. 】

[Using the power of the "poet", the tragedy of utopia is forcibly reversed and history is tampered with. ]

[Try to create a path to a future of eternal peace once again! ]

[Canary is trying to kill her past self! ]

(End of this chapter)