Crossover Anime: How a Shameless Person Lives

【■Name: Mercury - Wealth and Splendor】

Gender: ■

[Physical condition: ■■■■■ rising]

【■■：■■，■■■，lock picking, machine repair, concentration】

Items: Clothes, pants, shoes, ...

[Power: ■■? ? ? ? ? ? , ■■? ? ? ? ]

Status: Good

……

After finishing the comic, Mercury slumped onto the sofa, sipping his red wine in small sips.

He stared at the system panel in front of him, finding it increasingly amusing.

What did that guy say when he gave him the system?

Mother World's blessings are delayed due to unforeseen circumstances? Wishing you a pleasant life in this other world? Comrade Transmigrator?

Is that what the sentence is?

"Heh, so the 'force majeure' refers to the vortex, huh? Even the system was the work of some unknown guy..."

No wonder the bound system was riddled with loopholes from beginning to end. It never proactively pushed out tasks or provided any assistance; it just perfunctorily put on a false shell of a time traveler.

He should have realized this as soon as he became aware of the presence of Croesus creatures here.

The "common sense" that a system is essential for transmigrators led him to selectively ignore the irrationalities.

"Damn! Even more annoying than the Blue Bird!"

Mercury slammed the bottle to the ground in frustration, a gentle breeze blowing overhead as if to soothe him.

Just then, Aurelia led Sylvie out, her scarlet eyes slightly narrowed, her gaze fixed on the boy on the sofa.

"Oh dear~ it seems my baby has discovered something incredible~"

Sylvie, standing beside her, ran anxiously to Mercury and took his hand.

She had changed into a new set of clothes, which looked much more luxurious.

"Don't worry." Mercury gripped her hand tightly, and the restless, fierce aura around him subsided considerably.

Even in the worst of circumstances, living in this broken world is still better than living as an ordinary person who could die at any moment.

"Who gave you this system? You?" Mercury asked, annoyed.

"Yes, dear transmigrator comrade, we noticed you the moment you were born into this world."

Aurelia chuckled softly, walked over slowly, sat on the sofa, turned slightly to the side, and breathed on his face.

"That guy dyed your soul, and I etched my blessing into your body."

She extended her slender fingertip and gently touched the tip of Mercury's nose.

With her eyes crinkled in a gentle smile, her words offered a comforting feeling.

"Damn, what am I? A product of an experiment?" Mercury's voice returned to its usual nonsensical tone.

It was as if this truth was just a casual dessert to him.

"Don't say that." Aurelia shook her head and pulled him into her arms without warning.

The sudden embrace was soft yet burning hot.

Aurelia's slender arms wrapped tightly around his neck, pulling him into her warm, fragrant embrace.

Mercury simply stared at her speechlessly, as if the softness on half of her cheek was nothing more than a piece of pork.

Sylvie, standing to the side, still held his hand obediently, silently keeping him company and soothing the remaining anger in his heart.

"What do you think is most important for a god?" Aurelia whispered in his ear.

Mercury glanced at her face, which was so close to his, his eyes completely unmoved.

"Immense power? Longevity? Rules that control all living beings? Believers?"

"You're right about some things~ For example, your authority over salt is truly unique to you, a rule imprinted in the universe, a newly born rule."

Aurelia chuckled, tightening her arms around him and gently pressing her cheek against the top of his head, the playfulness fading from her crimson eyes.

"And the most important thing about God is his uniqueness."

"It is neither the body nor the soul, but the radiance that sustains you through endless ages, making you immortal."

"Even if the body and soul are completely destroyed, they will return with authority in future eras."

Mercury remained nonchalant.

This thing sounds awesome, but he didn't really feel anything about it.

"It's more like a grand but empty concept that doesn't hold water."

Upon hearing this, Aurelia was not surprised.

He's still too young, so young that if she's not careful, even just for a moment while she's daydreaming, she'll miss out on his growth.

"Speaking of which, you've seen my memories?" Mercury suddenly asked.

Aurelia paused slightly as she held his arm, her nose brushing against the soft top of his hair.

"No, I just looked at some of your past."

She made no attempt to hide anything, as if prying into the past was nothing more than a trivial matter. "I know what you want to ask. This world is real, and if I wanted, I could even bring over those transmigrators who have read the manga 'The Child God in Desperate Daily Life'."

"Or we could fabricate a memory, give it to a system, and make them think they're time travelers~ Hehehehehe~"

"So-called soul transmigration?"

Mercury remained calm and composed, seemingly unconcerned about having his past scrutinized.

Taking advantage of the fact that this guy wasn't the riddle teller, he decided to ask all the questions that were on his mind.

"What about my future? What kind of development will it have?"

To this, Aurelia simply said softly, "God's past cannot be changed, and God's future cannot be foreseen."

"Are you kidding me? What do you mean by 'whirlpool'?"

Now that things have come to this, Mercury has decided to give up entirely.

Since there is a Kel'Thuzad here, in his mind, the Vortex must be considered a god.

Since God's future cannot be foreseen, what about the vortex?

"Maybe that guy created his own 'future'~ Who knows what he's thinking," Aurelia said.

He then glanced at his wrist, which was devoid of a watch, and said boastfully, "Oh dear, the appointed time is almost up. If I stay any longer, that guy might kill me."

"Heh." Mercury rolled his eyes at her and pulled Sylvie to her feet.

"One last question, who did what happened in Chiba City?"

……

At the entrance of the clothing store, Aurelia watched them leave, muttering to herself.

"He's gone~ This time he came to see me by himself."

Before the words were even finished, the entire town began to distort, turning into wisps of nothingness and being pulled into a black hole.

"Don't be angry, this child is just a little bit closer to me~"

The distortion intensified, and a vortex-shaped black hole appeared out of thin air beneath Alleria's feet.

A strong suction force emanated from the black hole.

"You're so stingy. No wonder this child is wary of you."

Facing the "black hole" that had already swallowed most of her body, Aurelia remained completely calm, even having the leisure to keep an eye on Mercury, who had already left.

Thinking of the last question he asked, a wicked smile crept onto his lips.

They were still too young.

Perhaps hundreds of thousands or millions of years later, he will understand that only gods can walk together.

Eternal battles are better than paths that never intersect.