Reincarnation with AI (Unemployment-Free)

Chapter 58 Strategic Deployment

Senis and Lilia have now given birth successfully.

According to the original plot.

My next step is to become Alice's tutor.

At this point, Rudeus had to consider the Great Transfer event and the threat posed by the gods and men.

Because it was shown in the anime, Rudeus clearly remembered that the transfer event happened on the day after his tenth birthday.

There was no way to resolve this issue. From the very beginning, Rudius did not believe that he could grow to the point of being able to confront the will of the world within ten years.

Frankly, Rudeus had no way of acquiring knowledge related to transfer magic in a short period of time.

Rudeus didn't know how he found the Dragon God.

They had no power to stop it, and no intelligence to devise a countermeasure.

The relocation was almost inevitable.

In that case, what to do is very simple.

That is to run away.

People should be evacuated before a disaster occurs.

As the saying goes: If you save people but lose land, you can save both people and land; if you save land but lose people, you can lose both people and land.

As long as people are protected, the loss of property is not a fatal blow.

Moreover, when it comes time to move, everyone will definitely do their utmost to bring all their belongings.

A disaster ceases to be a disaster if it is foreseen and prepared for.

But it's impossible to say there's absolutely no loss; that's just how it is.

The most important arable land will most likely be destroyed, but a few years is enough time to prepare the necessary food.

If everyone eats a little less each day, the hardship will pass.

It's impossible to die completely.

Or perhaps the rulers here are truly kind and capable, and have made ample preparations to deal with the disaster, so that the devastating catastrophe might turn into a minor disturbance.

The common people would curse a few times in the fields and that would be the end of it.

In that case, becoming Alice's teacher is a must.

Because Alice's father is the mayor of Roya, the only fortified city in the territory of Fetoia: Philip Boreas Grerat.

Alice's grandfather was Lord of Fituia: Sauros Boreas Grerat.

Paul got his current identity through Alice's father's connections.

Therefore, to relocate the residents of the Fetoa territory and have everyone seek refuge there, it is necessary to gain the trust of Philip and Sauros.

This is not only because these two people possess such power; otherwise, Rudius could have simply taken the people he cared about and left the territory of Fetoia.

To be honest, Rudeus had absolutely no liking for Alice, who was seven or eight years old and in the midst of a violent teenage girl.

In his previous life, Rudeus had also experienced being bullied, and he really couldn't like children who were violent.

Rudius only likes well-behaved children.

Even if Alice's violence is just a personal expression, it is clearly different from deliberate bullying aimed at the weak.

Rudius will still find it annoying.

Alice is more of the type who lets her fists do the talking.

Why----

Even so, Rudius would probably have to go to great lengths to avoid disliking her after they meet.

Philip helped Paul, so logically and morally, Rudius couldn't just watch the entire Paul family die.

In reflecting on "Who am I".

Rudius preferred to be a guardian rather than a god.

He did not want to change or control the fate of others.

But now it's not a matter of protection anymore; once a disaster strikes, death will follow.

Death is the end of everything; then there will be nothing left to protect.

In this matter, the roles of guardian and God overlapped.

Both logically and emotionally, Rudius felt he should remind Philip.

Moreover, the impact of the Great Migration must also be taken into account.

The immense magical fluctuations will attract the attention of the entire world.

The Dragon God will sense the fluctuations in magical energy and come to investigate.

The Demon Emperor will cast his demonic gaze upon you from across the ocean.

Even the most perverse gods and humans will inevitably pour their light upon this place.

According to Rudius's existing intelligence.

In the original work, it was only after the transfer incident that the god-human noticed the original male protagonist.

So what was the opportunity that led to their contact?

After analyzing the situation, Rudius concluded that the catalyst was Rigelus Speludia of the Spelud tribe.

Clearly, the person the gods and humans are paying attention to is not the original male protagonist, but Rachel Rudd.

It was only after Rigel found Rudeus and Alice, who had been transferred to the Demon Continent, that the gaze of the gods turned to Rudeus beside Rigel and discovered Rudeus's presence.

Why would a god pay attention to Rijkaard?

In the original work, Rigel participated in the killing of the demon god Laplace, an act that, in the eyes of both humans and gods, was essentially helping the dragon god.

Following this logic, it's highly likely that the gods kept an eye on Rajirud to prevent him from participating in the campaign against Laplace again after Laplace's resurrection.

The god-man has been looking for an opportunity to kill Ridge Rudd.

So, what can we deduce from this information?

It should be understood that even gods are not omniscient and omnipotent; their abilities also have limitations.

According to Rudius's deduction, this flaw is that gods and men cannot predict the future involving a specific person without observing that person.

This is the fundamental reason why Rudyus was able to have a peaceful childhood.

If Rudeus's birth directly altered the future seen by the gods and humans, then the gods and humans would certainly try every means to kill Rudeus in his childhood, or not allow Rudeus to be born in the first place.

Just like what the god did to Lala in the original work.

The reasoning is based on the timeline of the original work.

Loki's appearance in Buena Village was inevitable, and so was her encounter with Rudeus.

Therefore, according to the original timeline, the union of Rudeus and Lokishi was inevitable as long as Rudeus was born.

Why did the gods and humans only find out about the transfer after it happened?

Are they only now starting to plot to kill Rudeus or Loki?

Because that was the first time he had ever seen Rudeus!

Of course, it is also very possible that the god-man has already seen that tragic future, but the key figures in it are shrouded in mystery in the god-man's eyes, and he does not know exactly who changed the future.

Only after the gods and humans have observed a specific person will the fog dissipate, allowing the gods and humans to know: It was you all along!

Both inferences, regardless of which one, point to the same problem.

That is, the gods and men must observe Rudeus.

Otherwise, neither gods nor humans could make appropriate arrangements for an unknown threat.

What was Rudeus doing during this peaceful childhood?

Based on this deduction, what should be done?

In fact, Rudyus has devoted all his energy to improving his strength.

The gods and men so desperately wanted to kill Rigel, but Rigel lived on and on.

When faced with overwhelming power, conspiracies and schemes can only be used to prolong the timeline and proceed gradually.

As long as he is strong enough, Rudeus has nothing to worry about; the gods could easily send out some lowly soldiers to kill him.

The world's top experts, though they may be misled by gods, are not their subordinates. They all have their own principles and do not blindly obey gods.

The gods and men wanted to kill Rigdl so badly that they set a trap, but it took them countless years to succeed, didn't it?

Was he unwilling to send someone directly to kill Ridge Rudd?

Of course he wanted to, but he couldn't, or rather, it wasn't necessary or worthwhile.

Rajirud was a top-tier warrior; there were only a handful of people in the world who could kill him. Clearly, these few beings were difficult for even gods and humans to command.

That's why they chose to extend the timeframe and use a more cost-effective poisoning method.

This shows that as long as one is strong enough, one can obtain a considerable amount of safe time.

Humans and gods can only occasionally pop up to disgust you.

The mental stress is immense because the source of the harm is unknown.

But physical injuries were rare; people either survived or died, which was quite extreme.

Even after death, when your soul passes through the world of nothingness, the gods will still jump in and mock you mercilessly.

In this situation, strength is the foundation of Rudius's standing.

However, this does not conflict with a happy childhood; people always need rest and relaxation.

Rudeus is 1000% confident that he does a better job than the original male protagonist.

Based on the above inferences about Rachel Luther.

The power of a god is more like that of a person in the heavens holding a magnifying glass, rather than a god who looks down on everyone.

There are so many people in this world, he can't possibly pay attention to them all.

And most people in this world are ordinary people who have no impact on the world.

From the perspective of a god, all futures would appear similar and dull.

The world is interconnected; the strongest will eventually meet at the summit.

Humans and gods will inevitably discover this pattern and then act accordingly.

According to Rudius's deduction, a person's soul will inevitably become somewhat lax after thousands of years.

Even a freak god wouldn't use an exhaustive search to check everyone in the world to eliminate any possible minor threats.

Humans and gods only need to focus on the strongest few, and they can wait for threats to appear in their field of vision.

This is the most logical approach.

To the unsuspecting, after being pulled into a dream by a god or god...

After learning that the other person could read minds and predict the future.

Furthermore, since the human god possesses a curse opposite to that of the dragon god, he is naturally more likely to gain the trust of the indigenous people.

In their eyes, the god of man is an omniscient and omnipotent god.

Because this ability is simply too terrifying.

The other party can manipulate you to death without losing a single soldier, simply by exploiting information asymmetry.

You never know where a deadly trap awaits you.

Moreover, he is someone who enjoys toying with people, has lived for countless years, and doesn't know if he needs to sleep or drink, constantly scheming how to torment you to death.

Rudeus felt a chill run down his spine at the mere thought of the existence of gods and men.

Unfortunately, Rudeus's greatest advantage is that he possesses information about the reincarnated individual.

Then it becomes clear what needs to be done.

Go to hell!

Let's play it safe!

They're fighting tooth and nail to survive!

It's best to remain shrouded in the fog of war forever, and not be discovered by the enemy.

As long as he remains undetected, neither the gods nor the humans will make any arrangements against Rudeus!

This shouldn't be too difficult. Rudius can simply live as an ordinary person, hiding his identity for the rest of his life.

She did not display any magical talent, nor did she interact with Loki, who happened to be passing by, allowing Loki to teach Sylphie according to a different timeline.

Prepare your money and move to another place to avoid disaster.

He did nothing but live as an ordinary farmer, finding a woman in the village to live with.

And then continue to live out the rest of your life in this rural countryside.

What do I care about gods, dragons, or humans?

These two gods wouldn't just idly come over and kill a country bumpkin.

Of course, that's impossible.

Rudius could not stand that kind of life.

Just thinking about how his life had only just begun, and that he was already being forced to choose mediocrity under the pressure of gods and men, made Rudeus furious.

This headband is definitely not something that can be worn.

Rudyus, the Monkey King in his heart, was determined to perish together with his opponent.

From that point on, there was no longer any possibility of peace.

Fortunately, the safe period was long enough for Rudyus to think things through.

Even though being a god or a human is so dangerous, all we need to do is hold on until we find the Dragon God.

Boss Long possesses a secret technique of the dragon race that allows him to shield himself from the observation of humans and gods.

Rudeus also knew how to find the Dragon God; all he needed to do was find the Seven Stars after the transfer event.

There should be several years left in this gap, and Rudius is confident that he can handle it.

This is also what Rudeus is striving for now: even if the gods and humans discover the transfer of events, he must have the strength to deal with it.

Another point is that Rudius was Paul's son, and Paul was the eldest son of an upper-class noble family.

Even though Paul has now abandoned his noble status, Rudius's existence would still be seen as a threat by Paul's younger brother, who has become the head of the family, if it were discovered.

Knowing this, Philip will help Rudius conceal his identity in order to protect him.

In the original work, all the credit for the kidnapping incident went to Gilead.

Philip will proactively help Rudius conceal his own brilliance.

Rudius believed that this should have been the case, at least before Philip and his brother went to war.

Even if Philip were to tie Rudius to the chariot and marry Alice to him,

The real war should have started when Rudius came of age, that is, after he turned fifteen.

At that time, Rudeus was certain that he had found the Dragon God.

There is no longer any risk of being observed by gods or humans.

Moreover, Rudius could easily attribute the credit for diverting the incident to Philip.

One can imagine what a tremendous achievement that was.

Philip, who has saved all his subjects, will gain astronomical political capital.

This could directly help Philip seize the position of head of the family.

This favor will likely give Rudius more leverage when facing Philipp, allowing him to refuse most things that require him to appear in public.

This favor will be Rudius's key bargaining chip for gaining the freedom to remain "unexposed".