Magi Craft Meister

"... yeah, I picked up Jin"

It is Zion with no heart or red cheeks.

Well, all of a sudden I have a grandson (a snob), even if they ask me.

"Oh, I was so helpful then. Thank you, Theon."

"Let me thank you, too.... Theon, thank you"

Following Jen, Elsa also bowed her head.

"And even if they say so. For Jin, it's about the past, but for us, it's about the future, something that hasn't happened yet."

"Or so it is."

"But maybe that's how you heard Jen, that I remember him properly and gave instructions to my offspring, right?

"Don't be."

"... it's a serious responsibility. I wonder if I can remember it properly until 400 years from now."

"I trust you because it's a Shion from Mori Luo."

The Mori Lo family has a peculiar memory.

"Ugh, I knew you were responsible..."

It was Zion, who once again had only a face.

"But, well, it was harder than I thought."

I say as Reinhardt gently shakes his head as he was impressed.

"Exactly a lonely struggle or isolated helplessness, how well in that..."

But Jen shook his head at the words of Reinhardt like that.

"Isolated, huh? Not since I met Lord Toss."

Jen thinks of the 'bond' that was connected from the present era to the future.

"What I've done so far has not been in vain... at least I'm just glad to find out you saved me"

"Sure, that's what it is"

"Uh, uh, what was I doing?

Nanny and Malika ask Jen. I guess I still care.

"Oh, I saw Malika, too."

That speaks after this, Jen said, and took a sip of Citrus juice.

"But... I don't know what to say. Past for Jin, future for us. I don't know why I'm thinking about it."

Reinhardt leaked a grunt that could also be taken as blurry.

"Sure.... Even in the world where Jin was born, time travel wasn't realized, was it?

Now it's goose.

"Oh, yeah. Well, there were a lot of stories about time travel."

"Well, that's interesting."

"Well, I'll talk to you when I get a chance."

"Right. Now I want to hear Jen's story."

"Yeah."

Jen sipped another bite, citran juice in his mouth.

"Hey Jin, what's going to happen to our future?

Beana asked, but Jen shook his head.

"Don't wonder if we can talk..."

"What do you mean?

"This is a fictional story, too, but there are theories that knowing the results can change the future because you're unmotivated or don't take the action you need to take."

"Really?

So Jen even talks.

"For example, don't go out that day because I asked you what day of the month you bump into someone and fall,"

"Humph."

"You don't have to hit that 'someone' either, but you might get hit by a carriage ahead of you as a result"

"How does that happen?

"I wouldn't bump into you and fall, so you'd walk away for a few to a dozen seconds, wouldn't you?

"Oh, yeah."

In that case, it could turn out worse, Jen said.

"I don't bump into people, but I bump into carriages."

If I die as a result, I can also nod that the descendants will not be born, and then a lot of things will change my future.

"Well, in that case, maybe a completely different person will do the part"

In the end, I don't know, but I'm disappointed.

"That's why I was trying not to purchase that information."

"Mm-hmm. Really, that's tricky."

So there's this theory that if you do it, you better not know the future.

Conversely, there is the theory that fate cannot be changed no matter how, Jen added.

"But I've also learned a few things about 'results' in the future."

Reproducing Calorie Friends is one of them, he said.

"Against Reiko and Lao..."

"Father, we have never come out of your father's story before, but was there a reason?"

"Master (My Lord), as Reiko said, there must be some clear reason? Can I tell you something?

"Yeah, that's what we're going to talk about. But I don't know, I don't dare ask."

"What's that?

"The future Scion told me, 'I don't mind knowing the results, but you should stop trying to know the process'"

"To?"

Theon made a loose voice between them.

"Oh, me?

"Yeah."

Jen nodded.

"When you know the process, you lose your upliftment," you said.

"Really?

"That's more than likely because you heard what I said here."

"... sure. I mean, time is too much!

"Even if I tell you..."

I would have understood to some extent if it were a 'mental life form', but Jen wouldn't have told me. I didn't know which one of them was explained.

"The paradox of time is hard, isn't it, Oh-chan?"

Hannah also has a slightly contemplated face.

"If I don't know the right answer, I guess I'll just have to try not to be impotent"

"Right..."

"It's easy to understand when you think about yourself."

"Hannah, what does that mean?

"Well, for your timeline, it's all flowing in order."

In other words, there seems to be no contradiction such as Jen meets Jen himself.

"It's the future for us, but for you, it's a thing of the past in time."

"Is that what you think?"

I can't deny these thoughts in general because I don't know the right answer.

Jen just...

"... I've got a lot to do."

And I just shrugged.

It was only twilight outside the window.