Reincarnation Monarch

"Right. So, have you talked to that person?

Zira calmly answered Carla's slightly impetuous question.

"You did. A lot of things… na"

To Zira's answer, Carla expressed her delight in color on her face.

"Tell me. How was he?

Zira nodded and answered in a slow tone.

"You hardly had any memories. All I had was knowledge."

Carla accidentally narrowed her eyes to Zira's answer.

"... just knowledge... you hardly remember, do you?

"Yeah, it seemed a little blurry, but you didn't seem to have any clear memories"

"So the memory of Lucifer..."

"I didn't seem to remember it at all. As for Lucifer, there seems to be nothing more in this world than the knowledge in the book of things."

"So... starting with Augloss and only to one individual who is currently Gaius Schneider, does Lucifer mean he's coming to unlock his memory?

Carla questioned Zira with a sharp gaze.

Zira laughed bitterly.

"That's why I told you earlier. He said there was only one other reincarnator I knew. That's too few, not very many, but I can't be sure."

"Sure... it's dangerous to make a determination with just one example. However, it still seems to me that it has something to do with being peculiar..."

Carla put her hand on her chin and circled her thoughts quietly.

Then Zira also came up with Karla's remarks arm in arm.

The two remained silent for a while, but Zira suddenly broke it.

"The singularity... after all, what is the singularity? Though I have thought a lot about it, I was not sure. Is that just like the idiosyncrasies? Or is it part of a bigger... gigantic reason..."

Carla said as she exhaled a real sigh to a grunt similar to Zira's sigh.

"Huge reason... of this world... no, God's reason to preside over everything in this universe... enough to connect with it?

Zira nodded loudly.

"Otherwise Lucifer wouldn't be interested"

Carla gave a convincing expression to Zira's remarks.

"Sure...... yeah? Weren't you the one who told me not to be sure?

Carla joked and said.

Zira raised her mouth gently, making a nibble and a grin, she said.

"What, talking is two or three turns. Well, I don't think we should be so sure yet, but you're pretty much right that being a singularity is an important element."