Abnormal Moon

"Moreover, whether it is the retribution system or the spell system that gives positive guidance, these two systems will only cover the human race. At that time, only humans will no longer do evil, but the Dead Apostles, monsters, and cursed spirits will still be the same as they are now."

Roy shrugged. "Other races are never short of evil. If you have nothing better to do, go defend the peace of other races, other parallel worlds, or even the universe."

The system he envisioned would not suppress humanity's desire to explore like Amakusa did. On the contrary, under the positive guidance of the techniques, it would make humanity's desire to explore even stronger. Humanity might explore the universe and search for life in the universe even faster than it does now. There will be no shortage of malice in the universe.

In Roy's mind, if there is an ideal blueprint for the future of humanity, it is probably the Land of Light.

That's right, it's the Land of Light, the homeland of most Ultraman in the Ultraman series, a self-sufficient civilization with an extremely high overall moral standard—a civilization that has only produced two villains in hundreds of thousands of years. Isn't that noble enough? At least Roy is satisfied.

Given the current situation, who dares to say that there isn't an Ultraman world or a Land of Light outside the Type-Moon universe?

If he can find the Ultraman world in the future, he can go there and learn from it.

As for what the Dead Apostles, Cursed Spirits, or other races in the universe think, that's none of Roy's business.

He is human, and on issues of race, he will only stand on the side of humans; he doesn't care about other creatures.

If those races could become human aids, that would be ideal.

Even if they all died, he wouldn't even flinch.

“I see. If this is the core of the new system, and if the fusion of the two systems constitutes your complete concept… then I can’t find any fault with it.”

Aozaki Aoko suddenly realized what was going on, shook her head in admiration, and sighed deeply.

If Roy's vision were to come to fruition, it would indeed be an unprecedented and awe-inspiring achievement!

"I also have a question, and this is my only question."

Rin Tohsaka suddenly spoke up, her gaze filled with an indescribable worry as she looked at Roy.

"What do you plan to do if your system really crashes in the future?"

Aoko had already asked all the other questions clearly, and Roy had given her satisfactory answers to all of them.

But there was one problem that she really couldn't let go of.

"Rin, you're worried I'll fall into depravity, aren't you?"

Looking into her eyes, Roy instantly understood her worry.

Countless people lose their original aspirations in the long course of their lives, fall into darkness, and not only lose their initial enthusiasm and passion, but may even go against their original expectations and betray their ideals.

Roy couldn't be sure if he would end up like that.

"If the system crashes, then it's just not the right time."

Roy pondered for a moment before giving his answer.

His face did not show fanaticism; he spoke very calmly.

“I don’t think my idea is the best, nor do I think my system has to last for millions or billions of years. That would be too arrogant. Any system will reach its limit over a long period of time.”

"But so what? A system that reaches its limit will eventually just collapse. I believe in the wisdom of future generations. By then, there will surely be even better systems. In the end, the system I want to create is just like magic, one of the countless cycles in this universe."

"But I can say with certainty that the cycle I'm describing will definitely be better than the current cycle. Even if it can't last even ten thousand years, the first thousand years will certainly be better than now. If it can't even last a thousand years, the first hundred years will certainly be better than now—at least the vast majority of people will definitely be better off than they are now. Am I wrong?"

If we fail, the worst that can happen is simply maintaining the status quo.

Is it wrong?

"correct."

Aozaki Touko shrugged and smiled nonchalantly.

Upon hearing this, the others nodded in agreement, some thoughtful and others indifferent.

Even Aozaki Aoko nodded in agreement, having nothing more to say.

"Therefore, in order to achieve this goal, my first step is to become the current King of Humanity!"

"puff!"

"what?"

"what?!"

Upon hearing this, everyone in the room burst into laughter, some staring in disbelief, others speechless.

Even Aozaki Touko was stunned; Roy hadn't told her about this.

"Your topic is jumping around too much!"

Rin Tohsaka slammed her hand on the table and loudly complained to Roy.

"No, this is a very natural outcome, isn't it?"

Roy shook his head repeatedly, earnestly defending himself.

"Think about it, if you want to destroy magic and reconstruct the system, you have to get all of humanity to work together, right? And what could be more convenient than becoming the king of all humanity?"

"Furthermore, with the world in this state, don't you really think we need a superhuman to come along and change everything?"

Chapter 132 The Girls' Decision

Thinking about the current state of the world, Kasumigaoka Utaha and the other refugee girls couldn't help but nod in agreement.

It was because the world had become like this that they became refugees as soon as they arrived.

If the world were still the same as before, even if they were homeless after transmigrating, they wouldn't have become refugees with inferior human rights, only available for others to choose from.

If other people travel here in the future, and if their family members are among them, they feel that the world needs to be changed no matter what.

This includes, but is not limited to, removing the curse from the whole world, restoring humanity's dominance in the wild, leading humanity towards a republic, and guiding humanity towards a new world.

If someone has to step forward, why can't that person be Roy?

After all, he was chosen by the source of the world!

Can other people do it?

If we really wait until the system architecture is fully successful.

Then humanity probably won't need a king anymore, and Roy will eventually retire from the world and enjoy a peaceful life.

"Well, I understand that you don't want to become king for your own selfish reasons."

Rin Tohsaka played with the end of her ponytail, twirling it around her fingers, her face displaying a complex expression that was hard to tell whether to admire or sigh.

"So, you're telling us all this because—?"

"I hope you can help me realize this dream."

Roy straightened his posture and sat upright, looking at the people in front of him.

"It's hard for me to achieve this ideal on my own, not because of a lack of strength, but because of other issues. I hope you can stay by my side and give me advice so that I don't go down the wrong path of being self-righteous and stubborn, and also so that I don't degenerate into a monster with little humanity like Zouken Matou or Jiemon."

Roy is not a god, so of course he has things he fears.

His greatest fear on this path was that the passage of time would erode his emotions, cause him to forget his original aspirations, and turn him into a heartless monster.

In order not to become that kind of monster, he had to keep himself and everyone else together.

"Of course."

Kasumigaoka Utaha said this, but her face fell.

"This is probably all we can do. Only Aozaki-sama and Tohsaka-sama can truly help Lord Roy on his path to his ideals. This is all we can do."

To be honest, they are not even as good as Hayasaka Ai. At least Hayasaka Ai can take care of Roy's daily life, while they are just empty decorations.

The Nakano sisters remained silent.

"I'm sorry, Shiyu, even if you want to relax in the future, I won't let you off the hook."

But when the topic came up, Roy suddenly laughed.

"What does it mean……"

"Don't forget, only we can adapt to the world, although to be precise, it is me and you. I have helped you adapt to the world."

What does it mean to "adapt to the world"?

Aozaki Aoko curiously poked her head in.

"Ahem, we'll talk about that later."

Roy coughed lightly, trying to keep the conversation from going off-topic.

"In short, only I and you who have been helped by me can adapt to different world rules, so you will inevitably follow my path in the future."

After all, Roy is a Trail Blazer.

He was the first to travel to other worlds, but he will certainly not be the last.

If Roy went to a certain world, adapted to its rules, and returned, would he no longer need to go to that world?

The answer is of course no.

An unfamiliar world inevitably contains unfamiliar resources. In order to realize Roy's ideal, communication and resource sharing between worlds must be put on the agenda.

Roy is too busy exploring other worlds, so what should he do in this situation?

Then we can only let those who have been helped by Roy to adapt to the rules of this world go through.