Type-Moon: In Another World, I Became an Alien God

Yuju grew up in this context.

She understood the ironclad rule more deeply than anyone else, and she also knew why witches could not express their love.

However, Yu-joo did not lose her ability to love.

Wanting to love, yet afraid to love.

Under such extreme circumstances, Yuzhu eventually developed a withdrawn personality, becoming taciturn and unsociable.

Even if she loves him, she won't say it out loud.

Even if you hate someone, you still won't say it.

No matter how much she followed the witch's ironclad rules, Yuzhu could not change the fact that she was still young.

She also craves affection from others.

Yu-joo always inadvertently reveals her preferences, secretly hoping that someone will discover them.

To be honest, no one is as awkward as her.

Yao was able to accurately judge Yuzhu's likes and dislikes because he had spent enough time with her.

There's no talent involved; it's all about experience.

"Ah, very good."

Yuzhu revealed a satisfied expression.

I was very happy that Yao agreed.

She picked up a strawberry from the plate with her slender fingers and put it into her mouth with an elegance that resembled a kiss.

Although it was just an unintentional act.

But that profile, brimming with contentment, is enough to captivate anyone who looks at it, and can steal someone's heart in the blink of an eye.

She was clearly just a girl in her early teens.

Yet she possessed femininity at a young age.

Yao doesn't consider himself a lolicon; it's all because Ayumi's charm is too strong.

Afterwards, Yao focused on tasting the tea.

The two of them thus whiled away the time in silence.

Things are not peaceful here in Yuzhu.

She held the book with great poise, but she hadn't memorized the contents of the book at all.

It was all just a pretense of reading.

More than the book in her hand, she wanted to read about the person in front of her, but she was not good at speaking.

Until the final sunset.

The library lights gradually dimmed, and the food and tea were all cleaned up as well.

"It's about time I headed back."

Yao said this to Youzhu.

He and Yu-joo didn't need to say many words; just seeing that the other was still safe and sound was enough to put their minds at ease.

"--etc."

Youzhu called out to Yao, who was about to leave.

After a moment's consideration, she decided to speak.

She is indeed not good with words.

However, for some things, doing them is more important than whether you can do them.

"...Will you come again tomorrow?"

"Well, does Arisu want me to come?"

Yao smiled mischievously.

Knowing that Yuzhu had an awkward and introverted personality, he still couldn't help but tease the girl.

As expected, Yuzhu was stunned for a long time.

In the end, she didn't say it aloud, but instead nodded to express her answer.

And so, Yao smiled contentedly.

The girl's adorable expression of being conflicted because of him was the most delicious dessert.

At first, Yorai Kuonji Temple was only there to browse through books.

Unexpectedly, the father and daughter returned home.

However, Yao also felt this was a good thing; being able to meet the two of them was ultimately a very happy thing...

It's not just because of the kindness shown to me.

He had already decided to take care of Yuzhu when he was learning magic from the Great Witch.

The things that Uncle Kuonji did.

It simply made Yao more determined.

In the evening, Yao took the train back to the Aozaki family home, marking the end of a simple and unpretentious day.

After that, the itinerary changed.

Yao would occasionally take time to visit the Kuonji residence, not for any other reason than to take care of Yuzhu.

At the same time, Yao didn't forget about the oranges.

He has taken the time to record the runes in a book so that Orange can look them up at the Clock Tower later.

The rune system has been lost in modern times for a long time.

If the people of the Clock Tower were to see this book written by Yao, it would surely cause a major earthquake in the entire magic world.

Runes are a power passed down from the age of gods.

Even after degradation, it is still a significant matter.

If the rune system could be revived, it would undoubtedly be of great significance to the magic world.

Putting everything else aside, just consider the patent on runes.

Yao insisted on taking it no matter what.

If a magic trick is patented at the Clock Tower, then that trick can be made available to the magic community.

In the future, whenever a magician uses this magic trick.

Then they would need to pay patent fees.

Many magicians register their newly developed spells with the Clock Tower in exchange for funding.

As far as Yao knows, the Tohsaka family in Fuyuki City uses this method to obtain family working capital.

Runes are a technique that was originally lost.

Nobody would know how to build a clock tower.

Therefore, once registration is completed at the Clock Tower, 4.8 will undoubtedly make the Aozaki family a fortune.

Yao is not worried that the Clock Tower would dare to encroach on the interests of the Aozaki family.

The Fifth Mage isn't dead yet.

Although his own old man is like a living dead, the tiger's remaining power is still somewhat there.

Even if all else fails, Yao still has the Primal Rune and the Blood of Principle as trump cards.

There's no need to worry too much about the clock tower.

"Alright, I'll make time to go to the Clock Tower later and give this to Orange in person."

Yao used the principle of applying blood to his aching neck.

It must be said that the Blood of Principle is like a panacea.

It can quickly reduce physical fatigue and restore the user's magic power rapidly.

However, this also made Yao miss his incredibly powerful body in the Lostbelt.

He was far too weak in the pan-human history.

Fortunately, he will be able to enter the Lostbelt tomorrow, where he will embark on a new round of adventures.

Yao is full of anticipation for this.

Chapter Sixty-Eight: The Proud Great Apes [Please Subscribe! Please Give Flowers!]

The time has come to cross the Lostbelt.

Yao once again chose to enter the South American Lostbelt, rather than the Dead Apostle Lostbelt.

The reason was simple: Yao was curious.

Curiosity leads us to wonder how intelligent apes will develop and what kind of landscape they will create in the future.

You can enter the Lostbelts at any time.

However, witnessing the evolution of human intellect in this way is a rather rare and precious opportunity.

"I'm back, and it's the same scene again."

Yao returns to the South American Lostbelt.

The scenery remains the same spiral world of Miktland, with the lush green rainforest unchanged.

The Imaginary Tree still stands tall on the earth.

Without much thought, Yaoxian accessed the records of the Imaginary Tree, first checking the situation after he left.

The current time is ten million years BC.

Ten million years have passed since Yao last came to the South American Lostbelt, and only about three million years remain until Ort awakens.

Is this what happened after I left?

Yao smiled with amusement.

As expected, apes gradually developed intelligence.

They rose to prominence because of this.

Because the Imaginary Tree provides some degree of protection, the apes also built their civilization around it.

They regarded the Imaginary Tree's territory as a forbidden area and even devoted their faith to the Imaginary Tree.

However, this does not mean that the great apes that received protection had a smooth journey.

Yao didn't protect them like a nanny would.

At most, when driving away wild animals that trespass into its territory, the Imaginary Tree does not regard them as targets of attack, and at the same time, it drives the apes away from the territory in a gentle manner.

Yet, it is precisely this precious compassion that is most valuable.

The apes worshipped the Imaginary Tree.

Although the Imaginary Tree does not allow them to live within its territory, it will not kill anyone who enters the area.

The Imaginary Tree only drives away the devout.

Unless, of course, the other party is disrespectful.

The Imaginary Tree usually kills any other carnivorous animals that intrude into its territory.

Therefore, this is already an act of compassion.

After that, it became a matter of course for apes to ignite the flame of civilization around the Imaginary Tree.

03 Over a long period of tens of millions of years.

The flame of civilization is constantly being extinguished and reignited.