Mystery: At the start, you gain the uniqueness of the thief.

Chapter 44 What Will the Future Be Like?

"Huh? Who became the Celestial Venerable? Me?"

Klein was completely dumbfounded at this moment. He felt like he might be hallucinating, otherwise how could he hear Rosen telling jokes, or was the other person joking to ease his emotions?

"Rosen, this is not the time for jokes..." Klein began, but was interrupted by Rosen before he could finish speaking.

"I'm not joking. In fact, this is feasible." Rosen looked at Klein and said seriously:

"Do you think the Celestial Venerable just randomly grabs people as vessels for resurrection? No, in fact, every being He has rescued, including you, is an exceptionally talented being. You were born to be extraordinary, and your talent on this path is beyond the reach of others."

Rosen wasn't just talking nonsense. After all, the Goddess of the Night, Rosell, and Klein were all formidable "transmigrators," each at least a Sequence 0, an achievement that ordinary people couldn't attain.

Although the extraordinary path may seem accessible to anyone, it actually depends on talent. However, this talent is different from the cultivation talent in cultivation novels or magic novels. It is a talent of will. Only those who can resist divinity and madness can go further.

Those who lack talent in this area, let alone becoming gods, are questionable even if they can advance to the intermediate sequence; they might just lose control and become monsters.

As for whether Mr. Fool can save the old era after replacing the Celestial in the future, Rosen said he is also very curious and looking forward to it.

Is there any way for the Lord of Curiosities to stop the resurrection of the original Creator?

If we expect an era that should have been destroyed to be saved, how will history change? After all, this is not the same as the minor changes he made before.

Rosen eagerly awaited the answer to this question, and he actually had a hunch that the answer wouldn't be the destruction of the original historical future era like the Third Age in which he lived.

But Rosen doesn't yet have a concrete idea of ​​what will happen, though he trusts his intuition.

Or rather, believe in the impressions that remain in your mind in the event of possible amnesia.

As Rosen thought about this, he couldn't help but curl his lips. He wasn't sure what he was in the past, but he thought it was probably a rather interesting answer.

"I'm gifted? Really?" Klein pointed at himself, even more bewildered.

He wasn't one to underestimate himself, but he never imagined he would be so gifted at becoming an extraordinary being.

"In fact, Klein, I did a divination for you during this time." Rosen looked at him seriously and said, "And the divination results show that in the future, you will become the new Lord of Mysteries and replace the Celestial Venerable."

Klein's eyes widened at that moment. He looked at Rosen, trying to discern even the slightest hint of a joke, but there was none.

What the other party said is true.

Am I really that amazing?

Klein found it difficult to describe his feelings at that moment.

"Of course, it's undeniable that this isn't an easy path. You'll gain a lot by taking this path, but you'll also lose a lot," Rosen continued, not hiding anything, saying:

"You will be forever accompanied by madness, and you will need to fight against the will of the God of God and against divinity every moment until the end of your life."

Klein opened his mouth, paused for a moment, scratched his head, and then said, "That sounds terrible."

"It is indeed tragic." Rosen nodded and said calmly, "So you want to give up? Actually, you can ignore all of this. Even if you don't become a Celestial Venerable, I will try my best to protect you and your parents."

Klein was silent for a few seconds, then suddenly smiled and shook his head, looking at the people in the cocoon of light, and said, "But that would be too pitiful for them, waking up to find nothing left."

Klein could, of course, ignore the matter, since he and his parents might have escaped this calamity and survived to the next generation.

But looking at these people in front of him, these different, living people, Klein found it hard to convince himself to completely ignore them.

He wanted to give it a try, even if it ultimately came to nothing, he had to at least try.

"Perhaps I ultimately cannot prevent the disaster from happening, but at least I should try." Klein said, then looked at Rosen again, took a deep breath, and said, "So what should I do?"

"...As expected, this is the choice you would make." Rosen smiled as well, and then suddenly said, "Actually, I forgot to mention something. Under normal circumstances, even if you defeat the Celestial Venerable for a time, you cannot defeat Him forever. Sooner or later, the Celestial Venerable will resurrect himself through you."

Klein paused for a moment, hesitated, and then said, "But at least, there are still some things I can do before that."

"Yes, before that, there are some things you can do." Rosen nodded, then suddenly laughed, a very happy laugh, and said, "But lucky child, you've run into me!"

Rosen raised his hand and tapped the Celestial Badge on Klein's body, saying, "Have you forgotten? I've already given you a cheat code."

Klein looked down at the badge on his body in surprise, and belatedly asked, "What is it for?"

Rosen didn't hide anything and explained the function of the Celestial Badge in a straightforward manner, concluding, "...So with it, plus my assistance, believe me, we will win."

"You seem to be setting some kind of flag," Klein couldn't help but mutter, his heavy mood easing considerably. Then, as if remembering something, he said, "Wait, so you'd already planned this all along?"

"I never fight a battle I'm not sure I can win," Rosen said with a grin, his gaze then falling on Zhou Mingrui inside the cocoon of light. His tone became serious again as he said:

"Now it's your turn to make a choice. I can allow you to be born as an ordinary person in this era. Don't worry about your body. I've been learning certain abilities of the Earth Path during this time, and combined with my talent, I can create a completely new body for you."

"I can also allow you to descend as a Sequence 1 Mysterious Servant." Rosen's expression turned serious as he looked at Klein and said:

"But this is dangerous. Even with my assistance and the Celestial Emblem, I cannot guarantee that you can suppress the Celestial's resurgence. Although the emblem can ensure that you don't die, it cannot guarantee that you won't become a mental anomaly, nor can it guarantee that you won't be suppressed by the Celestial's will."

Just as the Celestial Venerable's resurrected will could be suppressed by Klein in the original story, even if Klein possessed the same rank as the Celestial Venerable and could be immortal, it didn't necessarily mean he could defeat the Celestial Venerable.

This is at most a qualification and a safety net, ensuring that even if Klein loses for a time, he can still follow the Celestial Venerable relentlessly, and even secretly accumulate power, waiting for the day he can make a comeback.

Klein swallowed hard, feeling tense for a moment. Then, as if remembering something, he said, "Wait, I have another question."