Who taught him to restore the country like this

Chapter 194 An old cow wants to eat tender grass?

Inside the Demon God's Altar.

Their eyes met from afar.

Those around them looked confused. What was going on?
Mavis finished reciting the spell, but... it seems nothing happened?

There was absolutely no sign of being deprived of anything, whether physical, mental, or even life itself.

No hurries?
You only have enchanting materials; the most essential base material hasn't arrived yet.

"Looks like it's my turn."

After exchanging glances for a moment, Ron smiled calmly.

He is the most essential embryo for the Mavis Project.

Therefore, when faced with the "invitations" from the three major papal courts, they brought up Mavis.

As long as Mavis wants to carry out her plan, she will not let him leave the magic capital.

This was also to force Mavis to start her plan ahead of time; otherwise, it would be difficult to take her place once she was fully prepared.

Yes, the reason he chose to stand by and do nothing was to take away Mavis's achievements.

"When did you notice it?"

The sound of the voice was accompanied by a refreshing fragrance that filled the nostrils.

Mavis, who was hundreds of meters away just a second ago, appeared three meters in front of Ron the next second.

"Didn't you get the answer to this kind of question in the foreseeable future?"

Ron countered.

He knew that Mavis had the ability to foresee the future.

However, in the game, this person's ability to foresee the future can only predict the future, not change it.

They can't even participate in the future.

Her reason for seclusion for many years was not simply for spiritual practice, but also to avoid the side effects of foreseeing the future.

She needs to remain isolated from all external influences for a certain period of time in order to make predictions.

Even if you foresee it, you still can't take action to change it.

Otherwise, they will suffer the consequences of karma.

To be honest, this ability is pretty useless for someone like Mavis who is unwilling to take any risks.

If it were anyone else, they would have ignored the risks and continued accessing the site.

He was quite surprised that Mavis chose to ignore the risks.

This persona has completely fallen apart.

However, with Beta and Gray already there, it's not that surprising.

It's easy to understand; it's the butterfly effect.

It must have been some factor beyond the game's plot that led Mavis to make the change.

Has her ability to foresee the future evolved?

Or perhaps... she didn't have this foresight at all?

Ron wanted to probe Mavis's background through conversation.

However, Mavis wasn't fooled at all. In response to Ron's question, she simply stared at him quietly, waiting for his answer.

"...The primal power within Grove was implanted by you, wasn't it?"

After a moment of silence, Ron spoke.

He was finally able to fuse into ninth-order magic only because of the wisp of primordial power belonging to the God of Magic within Grove's body.

coincidence?

No.

This perfectly balanced primal power clearly indicates that someone foresaw this event and planted the seeds beforehand.

"That doesn't mean anything."

Mavis said.

Yes, that doesn't prove anything.

At most, it only shows that Mavis had a desire to help.

However, if it was known beforehand that Mavis was the boss of the Magic City, and that these primal forces were the root of her troubles, then this matter was not so simple.

By suddenly ignoring the risks and unleashing his primal power, Ron couldn't think of any other possibility besides wanting to cause trouble.

In the game, Mavis plotted the destruction of the Lionheart Kingdom, collected the Lionhearts, and launched a sudden attack when several countries around the Magic Capital were chosen as the battlefield for the fifth War of the Gods.

For more than a decade, she has used the influence of the Magic Festival to graft the karma of the God of Magic onto all the royal families in the surrounding area.

Then they manipulated the royal family, silently grafting the threads of cause and effect onto every one of their citizens.

Ultimately, she used the Lion's Heart to summon the will of the God of Magic at the Demon God's Altar, thus controlling everyone involved in the fifth war of the divine kingdoms.

They can only act according to the will of the god of magic.

The will of the God of Magic is not to kill, but to stop the fighting.

Mavis wanted to use this to put an end to the war between the gods.

The ambition was grand, but unfortunately it conflicted with the game's theme.

The inevitable outcome was defeat and destruction.

Returning to the present, if Mavis wanted to do the same thing again, Ron would naturally be more than happy to agree.

It could even make up for Mavis's regrets in the original storyline.

When Ron emerged from his sea of consciousness and saw Gray standing in the center of the Demon God's altar, he was quite surprised.

Gray, this honest and upright man, should have died at the age of one hundred, but he has lived to this day.

Leaving aside the question of why he chose to live to this day, his actions of collecting the Lion's Heart and the use of the Thread of Cause and Effect are very strange.

These were originally Mavis's methods, but now they've all been used on Gray.

obviously……

“You used Gray, giving him the Thread of Cause and Effect to help you collect the Lionheart and graft the Thread of Cause and Effect.”

Ron said.

Upon hearing this, Mavis remained silent.

Ron was right, and he was wrong.

She did take advantage of Gray.

But the plot to establish the Lionheart Kingdom, the collection of the Lionheart, and the threads of cause and effect were not things she manipulated or guided.

Gray did all of this himself.

She was just going with the flow.

Ron's probing words, however, allowed Mavis to probe Ron's true nature—it turned out he didn't know everything.

"Mavis, what exactly do you want?"

At this point, the bishop of the Glorious Vatican interrupted.

"Didn't he tell you?" Mavis looked at the bishop of the Radiant Church and said calmly, "I want to resurrect the God of Magic."

"That's impossible."

The bishop of the Holy See refuted Mavis's actions with great certainty.

“You couldn’t do it before, but you can now.”

Mavis's gaze returned to Ron.

"Let me guess, are you planning to use me as a vessel to sacrifice the souls of all those who have been grafted with the threads of cause and effect, in order to synthesize the soul of the God of Magic?"

Ron looked at the sacrificial array beneath his feet and speculated.

“You have His power within you, but you are not the best vessel.”

Mavis shook her head slightly.

These words caused great concern among the bishops of the three major papal courts.

Although Mavis rejected Ron's speculation, she only rejected the speculation about the container.

The theory that all those grafted with the threads of cause and effect should be sacrificed is not denied.

"Mavis, have you gone mad? To resurrect that ethereal being, you'd actually sacrifice the entire population of the magic capital?!"

“Mavis, how are you any different from Gray?”

The three men vehemently condemned the attack.

"Different."

Mavis gently shook her head: "He wanted to become the God of Magic, but he didn't have the ability."

If Gray had that ability, she would do everything in her power to help.

"And I came to welcome the arrival of the God of Magic."

She said calmly.

This answer, however, is even more difficult to understand.

Gray's desire to become the God of Magic is a pursuit of the true meaning of magic, which is understandable.

Why did Mavis resurrect the God of Magic?
"Mavis, why did you do this?"

The bishop of the Glorious Vatican asked the question that had been on his mind.

"You're asking the wrong question."

Ron shook his head slightly.

"You should ask...what did she see?"

He revealed the key point.

The bishop of the Glorious Church was slightly taken aback when he saw something, but then he realized what it meant.

Mavis has the ability to foresee the future.

She's doing something so crazy for no apparent reason; it's very likely she saw something about the future that made her decide to do it.

"Mavis, what kind of future did you foresee?"

The bishop of the Church of Truth asked curiously.

“I see the decline of magic, the collapse of the rules, and the end of the world.” Mavis paused for a moment, then spoke slowly.

"Everything has a beginning and an end; this is a rule that everything must follow."

The Vatican responded.

"What if the end of this world is a year away?"

A hint of sadness appeared on Mavis's usually calm face as she spoke these words.

"A year later?"

Ron stroked his chin, thoughtfully.

In the game, more than ten years have passed from the third God Kingdom War in which the player first appears to the seventh God Kingdom War before the final battle.

Because of my arrival, a butterfly effect will cause this world to perish in a year?

Is it that exaggerated?

Ron felt that Mavis was exaggerating.

"How is this possible? With the great God of Light present, how could this world possibly perish?"

The three bishops of the Vatican did not believe this.

I felt that Mavis was blaspheming God.

Only when the gods who protect this world perish can this world possibly perish.

Mavis's words were tantamount to saying that their god would perish in a year.

They were angry, but that wasn't what they should be worrying about right now.

"Mavis, wake up! This world will not perish, nor does it need the protection of the God of Magic."

The bishop of the Vatican of Truth said solemnly.

Mavis did this because she foresaw the end of the world, so her purpose in resurrecting the god of magic is clear.

Why not worship existing gods instead of a legendary figure who may not yet be a god to protect the world?
Absolutely ridiculous!
“Mavis, even if this world is truly on the verge of destruction, if even the great gods cannot protect it, what can the god of magic do?”

The three men kept trying to talk Mavis into coming to her senses.

However, Mavis completely ignored her.

"Actually, it's enough for us to live our own lives well; the end of the world has little to do with us."

At this moment, Ron spoke up.

After careful observation, he concluded that Mavis did not seem to have lost her mind.

On the contrary, she was very rational.

This is somewhat puzzling.

Mavis is not the kind of person with a savior complex. Even if she really wanted to save the world, she wouldn't use the lives of people she knows to save it.

This is something only the Church of Truth would do.

So why did Mavis do that?

Mavis had absolutely no intention of informing them.

You can't change the future.

Ron said.

"I can't change the future, but you can."

Mavis stared at Ron as she spoke.

"You think too highly of me."

Ron laughed.

"You are someone who should not exist in this world."

"Mavis suddenly said."

Ron's eyelids twitched.

Has the time traveler's identity been discovered?

"In the future I foresee, you are the most special person."

Mavis continued.

"What special method?"

"Others who become vessels and alter the future I foresee will suffer the backlash of cause and effect and die, but you will not."

Mavis said.

Am I really that special?

Ron was slightly surprised.

But upon closer reflection, isn't everything I do now a way of changing the future after knowing it in advance?

"Since I have the ability to change the future, why can't we sit down and talk things out properly? Why do we have to take such an extreme approach?"

Ron said with a smile.

"You can't do it."

Mavis shook her head and said, "Only the God of Magic can change this world."

Upon hearing this, Ron stroked his chin thoughtfully.

Hmm... When you say "saving the world," do you mean saving the world after you've removed me, this bug?
"So what should I do for you?"

Ron continued to ask questions.

"Your Majesty Ron!"

Upon hearing that Ron actually wanted to help Mavis, the three bishops hurriedly called out.

Ron, however, seemed not to hear their calls, and simply looked at Mavis with interest, waiting for her reply.

"To unite with me."

"Mavis said calmly."

How to combine them?

Ron asked.

"Soul Fusion."

Mavis said, "The karma within you is too strong, making you unsuitable as a vessel for the God of Magic. It needs to be weakened."

"The new life form born from your union with me is the best vessel for the reincarnation of the God of Magic."

Ron's eyelids twitched.

Why does this sound so strange?

It sounds like an old cow eating young grass, and she's even using my son as a vessel.
"A weakened version of me, are you sure you can still escape the backlash of cause and effect?"

Ron asked.

"I can pass on everything from you to the new life form created by our union."

Mavis replied.

This is the inherited method of the Grey Witch Institute.

She can now use the abilities of anyone who has been grafted with the threads of causality, even if that person is dead.

"Am I going to die?"

Ron asked.

"Given your current lifespan, you should be able to live for about ten more years after the inheritance."

Mavis gave an answer.

"That won't work."

Upon receiving the information from his mind, Ron's "willing to be dealt with" aura disappeared, replaced by a confidence that made him instantly trustworthy.

"Perhaps we can try a different approach."

His tone became assertive.

"...You can also choose physical union."

Mavis paused for a moment before speaking.

Consider it compensation.

"..."

Sure enough, this woman was just trying to seduce a younger man.

I am your disciple's fiancé.

Which one do you choose?

Mavis pressed on.

Her face had become paler than before; the backlash from altering her premonition of the future was ravaging her body.

Her time is running out.