Simultaneous Transmigration: We Share a Role-Playing System

Chapter 106 Chaldea: Why is this singularity constantly flashing?

Rin Tohsaka: "Huh? What if one day we end up on completely opposite paths? Is he a rather evil ally?"

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Shirou Emiya: "Rin—Locke didn't mean that."

Shinji Matou: "You really did take the wrong medicine, didn't you?"

Rin Tohsaka: "Seaweed head! What did you say?!"

After negotiating with Sakura, the four of them left the Fujimura residence. Only then did they realize that Locke might also be involved in this Holy Grail War. However, as friends, they had no idea about this and were unaware of what role the other party played in this life-or-death war.

After analyzing Locke's recent unusual behavior countless times, the group still couldn't find a clue and finally decided to split up.

Finally, when it was time to part ways, the setting sun bathed the asphalt road at the fork in the road in a warm orange hue. Shinji Matou, with his hands in his pockets, broke the silence first: "Then Archer and I will go check on the whereabouts of the Lancers. Good luck to you two."

Emiya Shirou nodded emphatically, looking at his childhood friend with eyes full of solemn entrustment: "Shinji, I'm counting on you."

Faced with Shirou's entrustment, Shinji Matou gave him a reassuring smile and replied, "He's a friend too. No matter what happens, you must bring him back safely."

Having said that, he turned around decisively and strode towards Ryudoji Temple. The afterglow of the setting sun enveloped his back, stripping away his usual flamboyant and unrestrained manner, leaving only a completely calm and trustworthy silhouette.

After walking about a hundred meters down the slope, Shinji Matou suddenly spoke to Kong Tak's side, his tone frank yet polite: "By the way, your name is Archer, right? I am Shinji Matou. I'll leave the rest to you."

The air was silent for a few seconds. The spirit form of Archer looked at the boy before him, who was completely different from the one in his memory, and finally uttered only a reply filled with endless complexity and astonishment: "Okay, Shinji."

After walking for a short while, Red A suddenly spoke up again, asking Shinji, "By the way, that Locke you guys mentioned—did you know him a long time ago?"

Meanwhile, on the other side, the trio was walking towards the fake priest's house. Artoria, dressed in a navy blue casual trench coat, always walked at the side and rear of the group, her fingertips secretly resting on the scabbard containing the holy sword at her side, fully alert to any possible surprise attacks from other Heroic Spirits.

Rin Tohsaka, walking ahead, held Shirou Emiya's hand tightly. She shook their clasped arms, leaned close to his ear, and muttered in a slightly annoyed tone, "That's the legendary King Arthur! I still get so angry thinking about it! If all the clocks in my house hadn't broken down, that absolute ace should have been mine!"

She glanced at Shirou's flushed ears, the tips of which were also tinged with a blush, but she still stubbornly snorted, "Well, if it falls into your hands, it doesn't matter. Anyway, what's yours is mine."

"Rin, don't say things that are easy to misunderstand." Emiya Shirou's face turned red instantly, and he was still a little flustered from trembling.

Rin Tohsaka turned her face away, gave a haughty snort, and tightened her grip on his hand, not giving him a chance to relax.

Just as the three of them turned the corner and were about to head to Kotomine Church to find the imposter priest and inquire about the Holy Grail War, they all stopped in their tracks.

In the shadows across the alley, a white-haired girl wrapped in a fluffy white winter coat, like a delicate and fragile porcelain doll, was staring intently at them.

A sweet, soft smile graced her face, but her eyes held no warmth, only an undisguised, vengeful thrill.

In another parallel world that is crucial to pan-human history, in Antarctica, in the frozen wasteland at zero degrees south latitude.

The leaden-gray clouds, like an eternal night, hung extremely low. As far as the eye could see, there was an endless expanse of pure white ice. The bitter cold could freeze the flowing air in an instant. Only Phineas Chaldea, the organization that ensured the survival of humanity, stood silently in the endless wind and snow.

The cold light of the control room contrasted sharply with the pure white snow outside. The heavy alloy door slid open silently, and Fujimaru Ritsuka, known as the last Master of mankind, walked in quickly with Mash Kyrielight.

The girl, still groggy from just waking up, called out to the figure at the control panel as soon as she entered, "Da Vinci-chan, has another singularity appeared?"

"Ah, how should I put it—if I had to put it that way, I guess I would say so."

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Leonardo da Vinci, appearing in the female form of the Mona Lisa, turned around, his face, which usually carried a confident smile, now filled with an unusual uncertainty.

She pointed to the largest main control screen. In the center of the screen, a coordinate was frantically jumping back and forth between the red [Singularity] and the blue [Normal Parallel World], so fast that it almost left a afterimage.

"After all, this is the first time I've encountered such an absurd situation, where a world can jump back and forth between a singularity and a normal parallel world."

"Why??"

Gudako's sleepy expression instantly turned into one of utter bewilderment, her round eyes widening in a cute, clueless look.

Leonardo da Vinci, seeing her like this, rubbed his temples in exasperation, clearly clueless about this anomaly that was completely beyond his comprehension. Romani Archaman, standing nearby, took a sip of his warm coffee to calm his unease, then put down his cup and added in an unusually serious tone, "This anomalous coordinate was detected by Chaldea two days ago."

But here's the strangest part: it was just identified by Sheba as a singularity that would erode humanity, and within half an hour, it automatically reverted to a completely normal parallel world, with human order fixed values ​​and spiritual particle fluctuations all within standard safety limits. So initially, we only considered it an observational error and categorized it as a low-priority event.

"But just two or three hours ago, the state switching of this world suddenly became extremely frequent, jumping more than ten times a minute, which completely exceeded the controllable range of the system and was a high-risk anomaly that had to be dealt with immediately."

"I have no choice but to trouble you, Ritsuka."

As soon as she finished speaking, Gudako's blank and dazed expression vanished instantly, replaced by a confident look. She said to Dr. Roman, "Got it. Now it's just a matter of where to go, who to kill, and how many to kill!"

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"So, who should we take with us next?"

"Count me in."

"Huh? Lord Gilgamesh, why are you being so proactive this time?"

The wise prince stepped forward, crossed his arms, focused his gaze on the large screen, and slowly said, "Because I feel that something is not right, I must go there."

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