Chapter 215.2
Mob Protagonist ~ Mob in the Novel But There is a Problem
Chapter 215.2. Letâs Confirm The Current Situation
-Miuâs POV-
âInvade Yggdrasil? Are you serious?â
I frowned, and Freya licked the whipped cream of the newly brought cafe mocha. It was sweet and delicious.
Maybe Vienna Coffee would have been better.
âOh? Isnât it simple? Why not send Hugin and Munin for reconnaissance?â
âBut since itâs an island, they would stand out if they flew over.â
âExactly. Hugin and Muninâs power lies in not being found.â
Frigg-oneesan and Freya seemed to agree on sending the ravens, but Mii-chan was against it.
She lay on the sofa with her ice-blue eyes narrowed and her chin in her hand.
âIâd rather not do that.â
âIs the young lady worried about the presence of gods? If there are gods, they would notice Hugin and Munin. It could expose our plans.â
âThatâs right. I probably think someone is a god. Likely, itâs Skadi.â
âHmm⦠Not Thiazi, the mastermind?â
Odin, the wise grandpa, pointed out. I rolled over and lay face down, expressing her reason.
âIn the original story, there was something odd. The high priest Skadi excels in [Sacrifice], using side characters as [Offerings] multiple times to heal the wounded five.â
âBut if the side characters were the mastermind⦠thatâs strange. So, how was the battle with Skadi?â
âAt the time of Ashtarothâs revival, I defeated her easily. After that, the true mastermind, Thiazi, performed the resurrection ritual. Sacrificing her own life.â
Skadi, being a recovery magician, was easily defeated.
However, she pretended to be unconscious after the battle, and while Shin and the others are relieved that their battle is over, the side characters secretly performed the resurrection ritual.
The airy players shouted, âBehind you, Shin!â. I was yelling at him too.
We wouldnât engage Thiazi in combat. Thiazi would just laugh heartily and sacrifice themselves as offerings.
Thiazi changes the battle tide through [Sacrifice]. Without engaging in battles, Thiazi became offerings and brought about Ashatarothâs resurrection.
I thought the story had inconsistencies, but if Skadi, who had disappeared without a trace, was the real boss. The story would make sense.
Skadi is pretending to be a fake boss when sheâs the real one. No one would suspect that the boss they once thought was fake is the true one.
Skadi had been using [Sacrifice] from the beginning. Thatâs all there was to it.
âThe young lady is as sharp as ever. Why are you usually clueless? But when you get serious, you show such terrifying wisdom?â
âWell, um, I guess I can find differences between the original and reality. Itâs just Mii-tanâs unique talent.â
Frigg-oneesan looked exasperated as she sipped her café au lait, while Freya complimented me, curling her platinum-blonde hair around her finger.
Blushing a little at the excessive praise, I patted her feet playfully.
âHowever, itâs not certain that Skadi is a god, right?â
âThatâs why itâs just a possibility. If Skadi was the original administrator of this world, I think she might want to create a new world under her rule. So, the ones who time-leaped are Shin, Sena, and Skadi, I presume?â
Shinâs body underwent a complete time leap. Sena is only her mind.
As for Skadi, though her status was unknown, if sheâs a god, she likely joined the time leap.
However, when Mii-chan shared her reasoning with the stern-looking Grandpa Odin, he shook his head.
It seemed her theory was off the mark.
âThatâs the thing⦠Are they time-leaping?â
âHuh? But it seemed like Shin and Sena knew about the future.â
Especially the blueprint of the Frost Giant, something only a person from the future would know.
Something must be different, right?
âTime is inherently irreversible. Itâs a fact known among gods. Changing the past is impossible.â
âThatâs right. Even as a complete god, you canât go back in time. If that were possible, gods could never be defeated or controlled by others. Even if you think youâre going back to the past, youâre just going to a similar parallel world.â
Grandpa Odin and Frigg-oneesan explained the mind-boggling concept. Indeed, time travel could lead to paradoxes, like the classic proverb.
âWhich came first, the chicken or the egg?â
If you change the past to affect the future, where does the timeline of the time-traveling world originate?
âI see⦠Iâve always felt it was odd that Chronos, who rules time, was defeated by Zeus, the god of thunder. But now, it makes sense. Hmmm, so itâs precognition?â
But wouldnât that make Shinâs age weird? Moreover, itâs unlikely that Sena and the others also possess precognitive abilities.
âYes⦠Iâve been pondering this issue for quite some time. And I have a hypothesis.â
âOhh, tell us!â
With an eager sparkle in her ice-blue eyes, I leaned forward, eager to ask questions. Frigg-oneesan and Freya also focused their gaze on Grandpa Odin.
But he shook his head slowly.
âWe need to gather more information. Perhaps the truth will become clear when we defeat Ashtaroth.â
With those words, Odinâs one eye shone with profound wisdom.
If anyone can figure it out before then, itâs Grandpa Odin. Weâre looking forward to it.