Abnormal Moon

Roy remained calm, but secretly kept this matter in mind.

So what if someone who traveled through time has some special abilities?

Genyuan was naturally also very curious about Roy.

Roy is clearly shrouded in many mysteries yet to be solved.

He had considered the possibility that Roy might be a spy sent by a world even more powerful than Him, but upon closer reflection, Roy, with his incredible adaptability, was a treasure to be cherished, and sending him out as a spy would be a waste of his talent.

Even if Roy really is an undercover agent, there's nothing He can do. If Roy is indeed an undercover agent, then the fact that the other side sent Roy to Him means that He has already been targeted by the other side. He can only become stronger to protect himself, otherwise there might be a risk of being swallowed up in the future. And to become stronger, He must use Roy. So the logic comes full circle.

Therefore, no matter what, He had to establish a good business relationship with Roy.

"Then I have another question."

Roy thought for a moment and then asked his second question.

"If you can capture people from other worlds, why send me there?"

Why would He need to send Utaha Kasumigaoka and the others over from other worlds? He could do that himself. He could analyze the rules of other worlds by capturing people.

Isn't this unnecessary?

"First of all, the efficiency of capturing people from other worlds is far different from that of sending our own people to other worlds. Sending you there to adapt to the other side's rules and then having you come back to support us is the most efficient approach. Secondly, capturing people may encounter resistance."

Aozaki Touko shrugged indifferently.

“For example, the world that gave birth to the cursed spirit has become hostile towards me because I stole a key figure from it. It will be difficult to capture people from its world again. My research on the rules of that cursed spirit has reached a bottleneck. In this situation, wouldn't it be a good solution to smuggle you over there?”

Roy, who possesses the ability to adapt, will not be considered an outsider as long as he adapts to the local rules. It's like he can directly obtain citizenship of the other world as soon as he sneaks over.

Is there a better spy than this?

"alright."

Having said that, Roy basically understood the situation.

"What will I be required to do once I arrive in other worlds?"

This response is essentially equivalent to agreeing to the deal with Him.

Upon receiving this response, "Aozaki Touko" visibly breathed a sigh of relief.

"You don't need to do anything."

"You can act as you please, as long as you adapt to the rules of the other world. You can even jump onto the face of the other world's consciousness if you're not afraid of death. Leave the rest to me. When the time comes, I will notify you to evacuate."

Oh hoo.

The job offers quite a bit of flexibility.

Isn't that great!

"Then happy cooperation!"

Roy extended his hand, a kind smile appearing on his face.

"Happy cooperation!"

Aozaki Touko also laughed.

She reached out and shook his hand.

The instant his hands clasped, Roy shoved a fist into His forehead.

In the end, nothing happened.

"cut."

Roy muttered something.

Aozaki Touko smiled slightly.

I will let you know the specific departure time later. In the meantime, you should prepare well.

As soon as he finished speaking, he waved his hand.

It was as if time had reversed; the surrounding scenery, including the boundless boundaries, all rapidly receded, and the familiar timeless nature returned, but this characteristic soon disappeared as well.

By the time Roy came to his senses, he was already back in his own world.

Before me was the front yard of the Aozaki residence, with the main gate of the residence directly opposite the entrance hall. On both sides were lawns and vegetable fields, and not far away was a warehouse for storing miscellaneous items—a familiar scene.

For some reason, I have a feeling of being in another world.

To be fair, the teleportation was quite accurate.

Roy shook his head. He had just been on the outside of such a vast and empty world, but now he was back in a world full of birdsong and fragrant flowers—although this world was far removed from birdsong and fragrant flowers—which gave him a slight sense of disorientation.

He temporarily banished the distracting thoughts from his mind, lifted his foot and walked towards the mansion, his footsteps making a soft sound on the stone-paved ground.

Some readers pointed out some inconsistencies in the earlier chapters, so I made some changes, mainly to chapters 124. The changes were minor, but many comments were removed. Those who are concerned can go back and take another look.

Chapter 129 Aoko's Joyful Upbringing

Aozaki Aoko is a magician.

In short, a mage is someone who has graduated from the current universe; they are non-human monsters, beings that transcend common sense.

That's what she heard.

However, she only realized after becoming a mage that mages were actually just useful office workers.

She first realized this fact when she had just learned magic and was dealing with a problem of time distortion.

As the fifth mage who interferes with time, she is essentially the manager of time. No matter which point in time a problem occurs, she has to jump over to deal with it. Otherwise, if she accidentally causes a problem with time, it may lead to a problem with the entropy of the universe, eventually turning into a cosmic crisis.

The workload was enormous; she had to handle any issues with the timing of events, no matter where they occurred.

She even suspected that her murdered grandfather had used his death as a pretext to resign! After all, the old man was still living as a spirit, just like he had in life. Who would believe that this wasn't a resignation?

Then one day, the world suddenly told her.

We don't need her anymore.

They fired her.

Aozaki Aoko: "???"

It's so confusing!

Wasn't she doing her job diligently and putting in enough effort?

She investigated for a long time before she understood.

It's not that there's anything wrong with her, it's that there's something wrong with her work.

The world entered a phase in 1994 that no one had predicted.

Because of the Holy Grail War that occurred at this point in time, the entire world was dragged into a sea of ​​fire, the global population dropped drastically, and the Counter Force, which should have been working diligently like a bee, did not show up at all in this event. The world took a sharp turn and became a thing of the past.

Since then, since 1994, there has been no room for change.

Even so, Aozaki Aoko, as a mage who can interfere with time, can still jump between timelines.

But something even more surprising happened.

Time after 2004 became blurred, and even she, as a mage, couldn't skip it!

This prevented her from even conducting an investigation.

Aozaki Aoko is free.

He went from being a hardworking corporate slave to a lazy, good-for-nothing playboy.

As a mage, she could sense that something was wrong with this world. The suppressive force was not responding at all, and she guessed that it might not be a problem with the suppressive force, but rather that something was happening at the root of the problem.

The evidence presented was from 2001 when she suddenly decided to go on a trip.

She was perfectly content at home, indulging in her daily life as a couch potato, with no intention of traveling whatsoever.

She knew something was wrong, so she immediately set off.

In the midst of a heavy snowfall, she stumbled upon a android being targeted by a monster. Without hesitation, she killed the monster and saved him.

She picked up the unconscious android from the ground, but a fierce rage ignited within her.

His body was covered in scars, some new and some old. They weren't just frostbite, but more often they were marks from being cut with a knife. Everywhere he looked, there were signs of the magician's abuse.

She could tell at a glance that this android had gone through extremely painful torture.

Feeling she couldn't ignore it, she followed the inexplicable instructions in her heart and brought the android to Fuyuki City, settling him in the mansion given to her by the Mage's Association.

She looked at the androids who treated everyone with indifference and was momentarily at a loss.

Does anyone know how to take care of a child?

Feeling that this android might be the key figure in the timeline changes, Aozaki Aoko was reluctant to let him live here alone.

She was thinking about whether to live here with him, but before long, Orange came running over.

Orange was surprisingly very interested in this android.

She lived in Fuyuki City for a long time, teaching him to cut his personality, use the Mystic Eyes, and even his most treasured set of rune magic.