Bad luck plagues him, he refuses to become a Kamen Rider.

Guihu patted the lock on his waist: "You know those aliens, they're extremely annoying, and every now and then some even more advanced variants pop up."

This is the natural selection of Helheim, and even if Yuuki possesses half of Helheim, he cannot make any changes.

"If there's nothing else, you can go up first. I'll be right back."

After saying that, Guihu prepared to lead the people behind him to leave by taking a detour.

He had only taken a couple of steps when a voice made Guihu stop in his tracks.

"Please let me go with you."

Haruto stepped forward, his tone devoid of any hesitation.

He looked at Guihu, his gaze steady and firm: "Since we're here to save people, I don't think I have any reason not to go."

Haruto only hates weirdos, but he still has goodwill towards humans.

Guihu sized him up for a few seconds, then glanced at Ying Si, who nodded vigorously.

"it is good."

Guihu didn't waste any words and quickly introduced the background of the operation: "But I want to make it clear that the turbulent zone is different from other places. Space may be distorted and collapsed at any time. You must obey orders throughout the entire process and cannot act on your own."

"no problem."

Haruto readily agreed.

Eiji, Kurisu, and Shinku also stepped forward at the same time.

Zhen Hong, unusually serious, put away her playful demeanor and said in a deep voice, "Wherever the king is, that's where we'll go."

Gu Linxia didn't say anything, but she had already silently stood beside Gui Hu, assuming a posture ready to set off.

Guihu said no more, turned and walked towards the edge of the rift, raising his hand to indicate: "Then let's set off."

The four responded in unison.

Haruto walked in the middle of the group, his empty right sleeve swaying gently in the wind blowing from the edge of the rift. When Takatora turned around, his expression became somewhat complicated.

Eiji leaned closer, a smile on his face: "Have you noticed that this person is a little different?"

Haruto nodded; he was indeed somewhat surprised.

He hadn't expected that all the news related to Yu Xing was about saving people, as if she was either saving people or on her way to save people.

Is this also a disguise? What kind of weirdo could be so good at disguising themselves?

Haruto couldn't quite understand it.

Eiji glanced at Haruto, as if he knew what Haruto was thinking, and replied, "That guy may be weird, but he's already on par with us, and he's even done more than us."

Eiji felt a pang of emotion.

Throughout this journey, Yuuki may have had selfish motives, but her acts of saving lives were all genuine.

"If there is such a thing as merit in this world, that guy's merit should be enough for him to become a Buddha."

Eiji's words resonated in Haruto's heart, creating ripples within him.

But he didn't say anything, he just silently followed behind the group.

You can only know what kind of person someone is by meeting them in person. Before meeting them, no matter how much praise he hears, he won't believe it!

Chapter 169 The Plan to Save Rin Ichijo

Led by Wu Daogui, the group quickly arrived at the area they had previously explored.

Compared to before, all the weeds and trees in this area have been cut down, creating a vacuum zone that isolates the spacetime distortion.

"stop."

Guihu raised his hand, and the people behind him stopped in unison. Then, a squad dressed in black armed uniforms quickly installed devices in the area.

Seeing the curious looks on Eiji's and the others' faces, Wu Dao Guihu explained to them, "This is our latest device, used to detect fluctuations in the surrounding space."

"And what about the time aspect?"

Eiji immediately asked something, but Guihu shook his head.

"The concept of time is too vague and ethereal; with our current technology, we haven't yet figured out what it is."

"A single detection space probably wouldn't be very useful here, would it?"

Although Haruto doesn't understand technology, he does understand magic, and many spells involve time and space, so he can see some of the problems hidden here.

"It doesn't seem like a simple spacetime fluctuation. Rather, it's as if something suddenly appeared here and forcibly caused a problem with spacetime here."

“Your laissez-faire attitude is problematic. If this continues, this place may collapse, triggering a massive spacetime turbulence.”

Haruto's words drew everyone's attention.

"But this is just Helheim, so it wouldn't be bad if this spacetime turbulence could destroy it."

One of the armed men said they were the ones who most wanted to destroy this place because their relatives had all died in attacks by outsiders.

"Aren't you going to save the people inside? Spacetime turbulence doesn't erupt at a fixed time; it's extremely unstable."

Haruto's expression was solemn, and he was clearly speechless at the words of the armed personnel, which immediately silenced them.

"But don't worry, I still have a way to resolve this situation."

Haruto's next words immediately put the group at ease.

"As expected of a great mage."

Shinku muttered to himself, and Haruto glanced at him sideways.

"I will set up a few magic circles here to quell the spacetime chaos, but I'm not sure if it will be effective."

At this point, Haruto's tone became somewhat uncertain.

He had little knowledge of the subject of time and space. He had considered traveling through time to save Alex, but whenever a magic circle was involved, it always ended in failure.

It's not that he can't do it, but the timeline is incomplete; a piece in the middle has been erased, making it impossible for him to jump to the distant past.

"This is a good place for me to do my research for a while."

As Haruto pondered this, a light flashed from the ring on his hand, and several magic circles descended, quickly enveloping the area.

Seeing that the magic circle was indeed effective, Haruto's stern expression eased somewhat.

The device was installed, and seeing that the fluctuations in the displayed values ​​had slowed down, Wu Daogui nodded silently.

"Our mission is to stay here and wait for them to come out."

"Make sure all the basics are in place," Wu Daogui immediately instructed.

Everyone quickly dispersed, hid, and became alert to their surroundings.

Haruto and Eiji stood beside Kureshima Takatora, silently watching the turbulent flow of time and space.

Yuuki had already ventured into the spacetime distortion area an hour earlier.

After an hour of exploration, Yuuki also noticed the unusual nature of this area.

Putting everything else aside, he had been sprinting through this area for an hour with all his might, but still hadn't seen the boundary.

This is clearly abnormal on a normal spatial scale.

Suspended in mid-air, Yuuki touched her chin.

He looked into the distance, his gaze fixed on the ever-twisting folds in the distance.

The remnants of the city and the wilderness flashed alternately in the folds of a shattered mirror, seemingly not far apart, but an hour-long flight told him that this was not the case.

That fold always hung at the end of my line of sight, so close yet so unattainable.

"Spacetime itself is disordered, so going in a straight line here is the stupidest thing to do."

Yuuki muttered to himself, finally deciding to use the power of the watch: "Perfect timing to test my new power."

Focusing his attention on the Denon meter, Yuuki's lips curled into a slight smile.

Den-O's power inherently possesses a quality that transcends dimensions, and with the help of this watch, he might be able to break the status quo.

"Give it a try."

He decisively used the power of the Den-O meter, and as the power of the Den-O meter spread throughout his body, Yuuki's entire body gradually changed.

He looked down at his arm, which was turning into fine golden sand, starting from his fingertips, spreading all the way to his shoulder, and then spreading throughout his body.

A strange sense of lightness welled up inside me, as if all my weight had been sucked away, turning me into a speck of dust that could be scattered into the wind at any moment.

"Using this power again still feels quite magical."

He exhaled softly, and that breath even carried a few specks of gold dust.

Finally, his body completely disintegrated, turning into a golden sand mist that slowly sank and fell into the boundless green forest below.

After falling into the forest below, his body quickly coalesced, transforming into the sand form of the Otherworldly God.

In this state, the distortion of time and space could no longer cloud his senses; he clearly perceived a passage that ran through the forest and led all the way to that fold.

"It seems this is the right way to get to that city."

Yu Xing stepped into the void and took his first step. His figure instantly disappeared from the spot, leaving only the rustling of the wind.

Looking at it from a distance, with each step Yuuki takes, he appears far ahead, as if this distorted space has shrunk to just a few steps beneath his feet.

After a few dozen steps, the huge folds came into view, like a semi-transparent, constantly undulating membrane wall, reflecting tall buildings, streets, streetlights, and hurried figures.

Without hesitation, he stepped inside.

The moment her body passed through that thin film, Yuuki felt a slight resistance, as if she had sunk into a layer of viscous water.

Immediately afterwards, the resistance vanished, his feet touched the hard ground, and his body solidified completely, transforming into human form.

He looked around and found himself standing on a sidewalk.

He was surrounded by rows of modern buildings, cars moved slowly along the asphalt road, traffic lights flashed alternately, convenience stores on the street were lit up with incandescent lights, and people in suits or school uniforms hurried past him without giving him any extra attention.

Yuuki looked up into the distance and saw a Tokyo Tower appear in his field of vision, which directly indicated where he was.

"It's in Tokyo?"

At the end of the folds lies Tokyo, and Yuuki is somewhat confused about the underlying principles.