My incarnation is becoming a global calamity.

"Actually, I'm not entirely sure how many calamities the empire has suffered."

Eve hesitated for a moment, but then decided to tell what she knew.

"After all, if we're being strict about it, witches are a calamity, but the Witch Empire can't give a specific count."

As she said this, she picked up her coffee and took a sip, a hint of worry flickering in her eyes.

"However, the number of calamities should be around a thousand, but in recent years calamities have occurred more frequently, so I don't know the exact number."

Upon hearing this, Su Tu felt much more at ease.

The entire continent has a population of 6 million, but only about a thousand people suffer from the disaster.

This ratio is enough to illustrate the rarity of calamities.

Furthermore, given the vastness of the mainland, the number of calamities distributed throughout the capital must be extremely limited.

With the area narrowed, finding the Calamity of the Forsaken Child of the Wind becomes much easier.

"I see. So, besides me, are there other calamities afflicting the capital?"

Su Tu raised his doubts at the right time to reduce the risk of being suspected.

Now, their conversation is entirely focused on the number of calamities.

He is raising this question now, but he certainly won't reveal his true thoughts.

Just as he suspected, Eve's attention was now entirely focused on the topic of calamity.

Completely unaware that Su Tu's deliberate question about the number of calamities in the capital was actually an attempt to gather the information he desired.

So she still shared the data she knew.

"Besides the royal family, there are a total of five other people whom the church refers to as calamities."

Upon hearing this, Su Tu was overjoyed.

I didn't expect the number of people affected by the disaster in the capital to be so small.

Excluding yourself, the other four people are also subject to calamity.

But soon he realized that something was wrong.

Why did Eve specifically mention "besides royalty"?

Could it be that even members of the royal family could become victims of calamity?

Su Tu glanced at Eve without making a sound, but didn't notice anything unusual on her face.

However, she did behave strangely when the topic of calamity came up.

It's highly likely that someone in the royal family will indeed become a calamity, and this person is someone close to her.

I recall the sorrow between the king's brows when I first met him.

Considering his unusual behavior when he met Eve before, he felt that his guess was correct.

I never imagined that royalty could become a calamity. I wonder how the church defines calamity.

Su Tu felt a little surprised, but his expression remained unchanged.

After finding out the information he wanted, he did not get up and leave immediately.

That would easily make people suspect his true purpose for coming here.

He chatted casually with Eve for a few more minutes before taking his leave, citing the late hour.

After returning to his room with the guards, Su Tu pondered how to find this royal calamity.

According to clues in the game, the Outcast is enduring pressure that is difficult for ordinary people to bear.

No matter what kind of calamity it is, there will be one situation.

Her peaceful life was suddenly disrupted, and the people around her began to distance themselves from her.

Negative emotions such as confusion, loneliness, and death will come rushing in.

The emotions one faces are enough to break an ordinary person.

When Su Tu first transmigrated to this world and learned about the impact of his calamity identity, he also experienced similar emotions.

He still can't forget that suffocating pressure.

Fortunately, the avatar game came along, which made him feel much better, and he no longer had to care too much about what others thought.

Therefore, other calamities will face enormous pressure once they know their own situation.

If one had to choose the one facing the most pressure among these people, it would undoubtedly be the royal family.

The royal family was the highest symbol of the empire and the object of many people's sworn loyalty.

But if a terrifying calamity suddenly appears among those to whom one has sworn to serve, the consequences are unimaginable.

No matter which member of the royal family becomes the calamity, the news will inevitably be kept secret.

They might even be executed immediately.

This is something the imperial royal family absolutely cannot tolerate.

Of course, if this person is the king's closest confidant, that's a different story.

The church won't say anything; instead, they'll choose to cover it up for them.

Even so, the pressure faced by that member of the royal family who became a calamity was undoubtedly enormous.

Compared to other calamities, there will be more, not fewer.

From this perspective, the one in the royal family who suffers the most misfortune is clearly the one who best fits the game's requirements for providing clues.

However, for Su Tu, finding out this person's true identity was still too difficult.

The only way, it seems, is to see his true identity during the baptism ceremony.

"In that case, the crown really must be handed over to the royal family so that they can successfully perform the baptism."

Su Tu recalled the pain of being burned by the so-called sacred fire, and felt uncomfortable all over his body.

If it weren't for the need to complete the mission, he might have chosen to leave the crown behind.

In this way, one would not have to undergo the so-called baptism, nor would one have to endure the pain that ordinary people cannot bear.

However, compared to the unbearable pain, Su Tu was still interested in the next incarnation.

Complete tasks, upgrade avatar abilities, acquire character fragments, create new game avatars, and complete tasks again...

Although things were a bit monotonous and seemed somewhat boring.

But the game's high degree of freedom and ability to influence reality make it exactly the kind of game people dream of.

The scenery, the people, and the events that occur during the mission are what interest Su Tu the most.

For Su Tu, who had been confined to his room all day and for over a year, it was an irresistible temptation.

Therefore, for Su Tu, the game's tasks must be completed by any means necessary.

Not for anything else, but for myself.

"But how do we hand over the crown to the royal family?"

Su Tu pondered inwardly whether he should rely on his physical body to achieve his goal.

After all, his true identity is that of the Duke's second son, and he is currently in the palace. It would be quite simple for him to hand over the crown to the royal family.

However, doing so would inevitably expose his identity and arouse the king's suspicion.

That might drag the main body into this vortex.

Su Tu's idea was to use his avatar to roam freely outside.

The original owner, on the other hand, obediently played the role of the Duke's second son, continuing to stay in his room in confinement and not getting involved in anything.

There's nothing we can do about it; the game is based on the core gameplay, and it's tied to that core.

According to the rules of the game, if an incarnation dies, at most the consciousness will return to the original body.

However, once the main body dies, not only will all the avatars die, but his consciousness will also disappear.

Such rules dictate that he must do everything in his power to protect his own body.

"Since the main body cannot appear in person, then the avatar must take action."

Su Tu's thoughts raced as he pondered how he could use his avatar's identity to hand the crown over to the royal family.

Suddenly, a key figure popped into his mind.

If we were to give her the crown, perhaps it would really work.

The only thing I need to think about is how to get her out of the palace.

"That makes things much simpler."

Once Su Tu had an idea, a faint smile immediately appeared on his lips.