Dancing Circles on the Horizon of Events

Huge wall created by Lucia. It was an incredible wall about a few hundred meters thick, but about 3,000 km in width and height. That, too, is enough to cut off every plate on which the continent was listed and devour it up to the mantle, instead of penetrating the great river into the continent... Luckily, however, no devastating earthquake occurred, and as the magic disappeared, it seemed to have been done to such an extent that small earthquakes occurred everywhere.

The wall she created was a huge gravitational barrier. Or maybe even describe it as a rift in space. Nevertheless, instead of sucking things in like a black hole, I wasn't blowing something out like a white hole...... I knew it was there, but it seemed to have invisible wall-like properties that could not be approached. In that regard, the word "junction" may be more appropriate than junction magic.

Before that, everyone was flattered. Waltz and the Great Sage also seemed to have interrupted the fight. Beatrice, who was dying, and even Catalina, who was treating it, just kept her eyes open, in front of a supermassive wall that soared in the night sky.

And Lucia, the one who unleashed that magic, when it came to ——

"Hey, why... this..."

—— going down to the ground after unleashing magic. No, there he was on both knees, holding his head. He turned his face bright blue, trembled small, and seemed to regret his actions.

You might say that's a very natural reaction. If I tried to prevent the magic that flew in from the other side of the horizon, my magic was too powerful than I expected, and the junctional magic that spreads all over my eyes (?).... people in town or just trying to protect the future Boreas, but could have taken a massive toll instead... Lucia realized the horror of her magic.

It was Teresa who was right around her who spoke to her like that.

"... well done. Miss Lucia."

"Well... done...? I may have killed a lot of people, but it's not good!

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"The magic... scares me... Why are you doing this..."

"Miss Lucia......"

"What am I supposed to do? Teresa. Me, what do I do now..."

To Lucia's disappearing words, Teresa began to answer slowly, in the same tone as usual.

"... Miss Lucia. Why don't you listen to my concubine? It's important to save the world and your Lord."

"The world and... me?

"Mm-hmm. First of all, it's the Lord's behavior, but this is probably inevitable behavior. If the Lord's actions lead to death, it will be necessary for the people of the future world."

"What... it..."

"For example, suppose someone who was supposed to die here survived. The man may take the life of those who should have lived by patrolling him. Alternatively, there may not be a child to be born, and instead, another. If that happens, there will be no place for the concubines. I mean, there's no future to go back to.... No, if we do poorly, we can't deny the possibility that the concubines will disappear here and now. But the fact that it hasn't disappeared means that the Lord was right."

"It's... it's okay if I kill someone," you say?

"Of course, if I did something that would commit murder, even though it wasn't for a reason, my concubine would despise Miss Lucia. But only this time, I don't know what else to do."

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"Miss Lucia. Lord, didn't I tell you lately that magic has become unusually strong?

"Ugh, yeah...... So do that magic..."

"It may be an inevitable phenomenon in order to settle into the form the world should be. Instead of" cause "," result "comes first," cause "occurs later in order to force it to happen, etc... Because the past of the concubines from the future is a definitive event that cannot be rewritten, the world has changed in a way that fits it, and its clinging is focused on the concubines from the future... think of that hypothesis."

"Well, my magic is getting stronger..."

"It's still too early to rush to conclusions, but I think it's quite likely, given the circumstances since we've come to this past era. So far, whatever the concubines do, the future hasn't changed."

Theresa lays her eyes down after she says so. She has a hypothesis she hasn't spoken of yet... He seemed worried about whether to say it or not. The content was about Lucia, so it seemed difficult to get it out of my mouth.

Then I never, ever opened my mouth--that was the time.

"Ugh!

Suddenly, Lucia starts to suffer by holding her chest down. At the same time ——

Gogogogogogogogo!!

—— From her body, a massive amount of magic began to spill.

But that seemed to be a phenomenon as the hypothesis that Teresa had in mind. That is, --the distortions of the world, in the form of magic, are empowering Lucia. It's also enough to go from past to future to destroy everything......

However, the trigger is not caused by what came in the past era --------.