After I died, my personal maid rebelled.

Oswald was absolutely certain that the system was hiding a secret; it wasn't a bad thing, but it was definitely a secretive.

The ever-flowing ocean launched its attack, and Oswald, in his soul form, had few abilities available.

But just as he was preparing to engage the enemy, a beam of light shot up from the seabed and shut down the system's actions in the blink of an eye.

The light was incomparably holy, so sacred that even the soul could feel its warmth.

Watching the system, which was unable to move within the pillar of light, frantically blinking at him and constantly pleading for help through the connection, Oswald chose to ignore it.

Yes, everyone has secrets. Goddesses have secrets, systems have secrets, but I, as a transmigrator, am like a naked person, having my memories checked by others every day.

[Host, this system isn't just making things up; I only just realized it myself. This place is more like a combination of a psionic space and a system space than a psionic space.]

Oswald chuckled. What system space? He hadn't thought of that at all.

Seeing that the host remained unmoved, the system panicked. Could it be that a pitiful, thick barrier had already formed between it and the host?

Before it came, it had thoroughly checked that this world had never accepted any transmigrators other than the host, and that it was just a simple mission to follow the plot, not even a vacation, but at most a whirlwind tour. Who knew it would cause so much trouble!

The system was on the verge of tears. Who was it? Which senior system came here without even leaving a file? And even sent out the system space... The host of this system has only seen two psionic spaces. How am I supposed to explain this to the host?

The system acknowledges its ulterior motive of replicating the host's body. It's a prison in the psionic space; it's still possible to escape if it finds a way, it will just take a little time.

But the opportunity to replicate the body is only once. If the host becomes some kind of twisted being in the future, there must be a way to save it, right?

"Aren't you going to save it? Save your system instead?"

Oswald, who was still calmly waiting for the leader to reveal more secrets, suddenly heard a soul-stirring ethereal voice.

The sound resounded throughout the entire space, and in an instant, the wind and rain stopped, the waves calmed, and only the pillar of light shone even brighter in the sky and earth.

Oswald's first reaction was that the goddess of nature had risen from the dead, and his second reaction was that this guy actually knew about the system?!

Could it be that the psionic space here has truly merged with the system space?

So Tongzi didn't lie to him; using matter to overwhelm the psionic space was indeed the right way, it's just that Tongzi messed up by using the wrong copy card.

(Who are you?)

Staying silent wasn't an option, so Oswald secretly prepared to find an opportunity to directly extract the system from his physical body and absorb it into his body later.

No matter what kind of monsters or demons come, he has to try Tata Open.

"I am a cloned segment of consciousness, the main body of which is the Goddess of Nature. Don't you know about the clone card? It's the one you can buy in the shop for 200 points."

As his gaze swept over the yo-yo, Oswald suddenly felt an urge to grab its tail and play with it.

Fine, you won't even let me open a shop for the gods, huh?

[Don't misunderstand, host. You know me. Before this mission with you, this system was always attending lectures at headquarters.]

"You're a time traveler, aren't you? Is there some kind of danger in the world?"

The other party was clearly very knowledgeable about systems and such, and Oswald finally found the source of the voice.

If the other party is not deceiving me, then the entity that replicates this consciousness is the beam of light in front of me.

Since the cloned consciousness probably didn't have any malicious intent, Oswald didn't act rashly.

(Originally there was no danger, but a mentally ill person was needed to manage this mental hospital.)

"That's right, your description is very accurate, a transmigrator." The cloned consciousness seemed quite satisfied with Oswald's answer and took the initiative to introduce itself: "You can call me First Light, a soul from another world."

(Hello, Chuguang. I am Oswald. This is my system, which I call the System.)

Are you trying to force me to stay here and chat?

The system made a series of buzzing and crackling noises, expressing its dissatisfaction.

As soon as Chu Guang released the system, the now-free system clung tightly to Oswald and asked impatiently.

[Has the Goddess of Nature had contact with the system? Is she also a transmigrator?]

The pillar of light rippled with light. "No, she is a god born from the world. After spending billions of years in solitude, she wandered into other worlds out of boredom and then received a warning from your system."

system:……

Oswald: Brilliant! I haven't heard such an interesting story in a long time.

"The goddess wanted to plunder creatures from other worlds, which led to many great wars between gods. Although she always lost, she was persevering and fought on despite repeated defeats. Your system was moved by the goddess's sincerity and sent a system to guide her in establishing nature and nurturing life."

Oswald stroked his chin, pondering whether or not to tell Chuguang that the systems were probably annoyed.

As if reminiscing about the past, Chu Guang's voice trembled slightly. "Those were truly happy times. I was created during that time, but one day, the system suddenly received an emergency mission and left."

"The goddess waited for thousands of years, but it never returned. It clearly promised it would come back."

Upon hearing this, the system hurriedly explained.

[He's probably dead in battle. Emergency missions aren't exactly easy tasks, and only the most senior system members can participate in them.]

Oswald raised an eyebrow. (Your system can even die in battle?)

[The universe is more dangerous than you imagine, host. Great shadows spanning multiple universes occur frequently. Most of the top transmigrators and ace systems who can easily wipe out a world perish in such wars.]

Oswald didn't speak again, which explains why the system always says it's attending lectures; there must be quite a few rebellions happening between systems.

It can only be said that for living beings, wisdom and desire are an eternal curse.

"Is that how it is? I thought your system was omnipotent." Chu Guang sighed. "Sigh, what's the use of saying all this? The goddess is dead too, her corpse is being used, and I'm powerless to stop it."

[If the system is omnipotent, what's the point of having transmigrators? Our consistent principle is that the system uses the fewest resources, and the transmigrators accomplish the greatest tasks.]

The system didn't realize it had let something slip, and Oswald didn't bother with it.

Wait, something's wrong! Could my fifty years of lifespan be some kind of contract?

Unaware that its host's gaze was gradually becoming dangerous, the system chatted more and more happily with Chu Guang, feeling a sense of warmth and familiarity, as if meeting an old friend in a foreign land.

Forget about goddesses or anything like that, we're all like family. Coming here feels like coming home, it's so much fun.

However, the system still asked the question that the host cared about most.

[Chuguang, do you have a way to get us out of the psionic space?]