Mystery: Lucky One

This was actually Alice's unique way of thinking and speaking. She didn't feel anything when she did this, but when Klein said this, Alice suddenly felt a little depressed.

“…Your smile is so ugly.” Alice raised her head and glanced at Klein quickly, then lowered her head again.

He seems sad... Well, what should I do?
Alice discovered that she had absolutely no experience in this area—usually, her only experience in similar situations was laughing out loud while holding her belly.

Alice felt that she should comfort Klein, but the closest words she could come to comforting him had already been said by Klein, and they had the opposite effect. This made Alice completely at a loss as to what to do. After hesitating for a moment, she tried to change the subject:

"I, I need your help with something.

"I need to change my name before Will Auceptin is born... Can you help me think of one?"

Although she had originally planned to throw this matter to Klein, Alice originally thought that it could be delayed. After all, Will Auceptin's due date was at least June or July...

Hey, can I change His birthday?
In mysticism, date of birth has a very important meaning, and the date of birth that Will Auceptin decided on himself must have been carefully selected.

For a "Mercury Snake", this kind of change wouldn't nail anything down, but it would definitely be enough to disgust him.

Alice, who had just mentioned it casually, suddenly began to think about the feasibility of this matter.

Change the name before Will Auceptin is born... Alice's words successfully pulled Klein back from his complicated thoughts. He calculated the possible due date and found that it would be in June or July.

There are only a few months left. It’s urgent... Klein frowned, realizing that this matter is imminent.

He had completely detached himself from his emotions and focused on Alice, so he started family education again:
"Are you planning to ask me for help? You're clearly planning to leave everything to me!

"You should at least think about your own name!"

Klein held back, and ultimately didn't bring up the fact that Alice had used the honorific name Will Auceptin had given her.

He always felt that he was becoming more and more like a qualified mother.

Alice lowered her head guiltily, and then she defended herself loudly:
“I’ve changed it!

"A few days ago, an unlucky guy randomly pronounced the honorific name and it was pointed at me, but I didn't use it directly!

"I, I just plan to copy some from it..."

He randomly recited the honorific name and ended up pointing to her... Well, this kind of thing is not uncommon, but should we say this guy is lucky or unlucky... He should be relatively lucky, at least Alice shouldn't do anything too reckless... right?

Klein suddenly hesitated. He looked at Alice hesitantly and said, "Are you watching it?"

Alice blinked and said as a matter of course: "Of course I responded to his prayer!"

Klein suddenly remembered Alice's terrifying ability to understand. He asked nervously, "How did you respond? What did you do?"

Alice looked at him doubtfully and explained, "I didn't understand what he wanted me to do from what he prayed for, so I asked him what kind of help he needed..."

Klein fell into deep thought.

"And then he ran away," Alice added, adding how the whole thing ended.

Nonsense, if it were me, I would run too... But running away may not be of any use, right...?
Klein looked at Alice with mixed feelings, shook his head, and felt somewhat relieved.

At least now she would ask others what they were thinking. This would at most scare people a little, but it would be less likely to cause a big problem... Klein comforted himself in his heart before asking Alice:
"So what happened to this person later?"

"I saw him running off to church..." Alice muttered, "and then I left him alone."

Wow, she has made great progress. We should praise her, but we can't let her get too proud... Klein thought for a moment and said to her with a smile:

"That's great...it would be even better if one day you wouldn't scare people when you respond to them like this."

Alice put her right fist to her chin and began to think.

Klein looked at her expression and reminded her:

"Even if you want me to give you a name, you can't let me just make up my mind... Do you have any deeds that are more indicative?"

The phrase "the harvester of desserts and ice cream" popped into Alice's mind.

That was a joke, of course, but Alice did remember one thing:

“Well… at least the earliest version of today’s ice cream should have been made according to my description.

"Is this ok?"

“It’s a very directional thing… although it’s a little strange.” Klein nodded. “Besides that, we can also consider it from the perspective of ability or authority…”

Ability…Alice paused, remembering the "prophecy" ability that had been hidden from her.

Klein had basically seen all the other abilities, and it wouldn't be a big problem if he hadn't seen them before. Only this "prophecy"...

Want to say something?
Alice pursed her lips, lowered her head and murmured as if she was thinking:

"In the previous version, the phrases 'the embodiment of luck and miracles' and 'the origin of disasters and chaos' were considered descriptions of power and authority...

"In the version that person read out, 'the master of luck and misfortune' and 'the inevitability of all accidents' are also descriptions of power and authority...

"Then, the 'eternally innocent child' and the 'sleeping goddess of fate' should be pointing to me...

"Have I told you... er, never mind, I'll say it again, the ability of the 'Winner' is to simply grant bad luck, but the 'Doom Mage' of Sequence 4 is actually capable of being the 'Lord of Luck and Bad Luck'... at least that's what I think.

"Because the 'Doom Wizard' does not simply grant or remove bad luck, but can specifically determine what kind of bad luck it is and how likely it is to happen - the essence of fate seems to be to control the probability of things happening.

"Well... that's about it, just follow this and make it up!"

In the end, she didn't tell the truth about the "prophecy".

Klein didn't notice Alice's concealment, or rather, the image Alice presented made him never think that she might hide anything - didn't she always say what she meant?
You see, with just a few words she sold out the honorific name that the unfortunate fellow had pronounced.

Controlling the probability of things happening... No wonder it's called "The Inevitability of All Accidents". Well, before that...

Klein remembered the pants Admiral Amyrius dropped in front of his brother. (End of this chapter)