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Chapter 550 Giving Love to a Young Girl
Trying to change a tragedy that has already happened, a fact that has become history, a reality that exists in the past—this is impossible for ordinary people…

However, some things should not have happened.

Some battles cannot be lost.

There are also battles where "no matter the reason, we absolutely cannot lose," and that's what happened this time...

--shame.

Without a doubt, everything that is happening now is a disgrace!

So what if the opponent is a god?
Just because they are gods, do they have to willingly admit their defeat? Just because they control this universe, do the men of the North Star have to give up?
No one blamed them, because they had even burned their own lives to the last. But if you put everything aside and only look at the result, in the end, weren't they just useless adults who couldn't even protect a crying child and couldn't safeguard anything?

How could the men of Beidou, whose self-esteem is ten or a hundred times stronger than others, tolerate such a thing?

No matter how much you reflect or regret now, nothing will change, and it will have no impact on the past.

"This is not a victory."

Looking at this shattered world and seeing the girl's sorrowful tears, no one could possibly think, "Everything has been resolved, and there's no need to fight anymore." On the contrary, those who considered themselves mentors felt as if a large piece of their hearts had been ripped out.

Rao looked at everything in front of him.

He won't cry.

He swore as a child that his tears had dried up.

Raoh, the giant, didn't even show his expression, but he knew he had let down the children's trust, expectations, feelings... and that most important promise.

He couldn't forgive himself for such a failure.

Rao could never forgive himself.

"A crushing defeat. A disgrace. A coward. Third-rate. Ugly. Weak. Useless. Stupid. Fool. Insignificant. Vulnerable. Cowardly. Embarrassing..."

A surge of uncontrollable rage welled up within him, prompting him to question, "Am I really just that kind of man?!" This violent anger triggered something else within him.

Toki looked at everything in front of him.

He was already in tears.

Tears streamed down his face, tears of anguish, not on his face, but in his heart. He thought, if only it could end without anyone being sacrificed.

He always thought that way, and he always prayed that way.

However, this time it failed.

Not only did he fail, but he also caused young children to shed tears, losing their homeland and their place to live... Having left the land of Asura as a child, he had experienced the feeling of being displaced and losing everything, so he did not want anyone to experience the same feeling.

The thought that "it's because of me that the world has become like this" made his tears flow uncontrollably; this was a dereliction of duty by the adults.

That deep sorrow clung to his entire being like a curse.

Jagi looked at everything in front of him.

He took in everyone's sadness, anger, and tears.

Then, he suddenly threw his head back and burst into laughter, the unrestrained laughter echoing throughout the entire sky.

Yuna followed the exaggerated laughter and looked over. Unconsciously, she also gathered at the back. The silent Xia Lin, Feng, Shu... and the companions who came here to mourn also looked at this man who had never looked sad.

Why is he laughing? Why is he laughing so loudly at this moment? Doesn't he feel sadness inside? Doesn't he feel regret? Has he, who is more greedy than anyone else, simply accepted this lose-lose situation? —No. Absolutely not.

Even the most thick-skinned person would never laugh at this moment, unless they've gone mad, or...

The laughter gradually stopped.

The scene was completely silent; you could hear a blink. Everyone blinked frantically, exchanging glances as if trying to discern something unusual from his face.

However, all they could find was that this guy's mental state was currently very unstable.

The mind is invisible.

Outsiders, of course, don't know whether that person's heart is broken or not, nor do they know what that person is thinking or what nonsense they are talking about. People who don't know him well might think, "Has this guy finally succumbed to the blow and gone mad?"

However, some of the girls who knew him suddenly laughed.

"No wonder nothing's changed..."

"This is the person I know..."

His heart never yielded.

Because this is the Jagi they know, the adorable god who would scoff and laugh at any desperate situation.

Usually, this means that he has a solution.

Changing the past is absolutely impossible for ordinary people, and extremely difficult even for the strong...

So what should Jagi do?
If someone here could "return to the past," then realizing all their ideas would be incredibly simple. As long as they still exist on the "seat," any ending they don't want can be reset and restarted, forcibly rewinding the entire timeline.

Whether alive or dead, as long as the thought "I do not accept this ending" flows out, he can go back to the past, and the scope of this travels to all universes, causing the entire multiverse to rewind.

Unfortunately, the Time Spirit present knew all too well that such a convenient and simple power did not exist in this world... She could also turn back time, but she dared not try it in this world.

In every sense, allowing Kurumi Tokisaki to reverse this situation is far too much...

Even the seemingly weaker "Earth," which was barely defeated only through concerted efforts and the utmost sacrifice, possesses the power to manipulate time, rewrite the laws of nature, and distort reality…

Any information or concept inscribed in this universe, even events that will happen in the future, may be acquired by the gods of this world.

If it were simply a matter of starting over, future variables might affect the past, leading to even greater distortions, and perhaps "Heaven" would not give them another chance to defeat it.

The battle between man and God is one where "anything is possible," and nothing is surprising, nothing is strange.

however…

Legend has it that beyond the Heavenly Way and the Demonic Way, there is an unbreakable law called "cause and effect".

"Cause and effect" govern the fortune of the earth. If the earth experiences continuous instability and disorder, the law of cause and effect will descend to devour any dynasty's overlord, resetting all unstable factors to zero. Even heaven and earth must have "cause" and "effect".

He would take back the tears that had fallen, turn back the destruction of heaven and earth, make the girl smile again, and eliminate all sorrow before it even happened.

He then decided to use "cause and effect" to turn the tide.

Jagi took a deep breath, looked firmly at his two older brothers who shared the same feelings, and, as if after an incredibly difficult struggle, made his decision, speaking slowly and deliberately—

"I want to become a magical girl!"

(End of this chapter)