The Execution of Light

However, Jewel Magician asked himself, although he also felt that it would be difficult to change his miserable situation, he still supported Rovey's approach, after all, it was very helpful to him and could be considered a different and interesting future.

"You're probably the only person in the world who can criticize the Counter Force like that. Even though they don't do anything, you're the first person in the world who dares to speak your mind."

"After all, they're really useless. When disaster strikes, they don't even lift a finger, just waiting for someone else to come and save them?"

Rovey shrugged.

"Yes, it's generally not very useful. We've been trying to cultivate an Earth's Ultimate One for so many years and there's still no progress. But I really have to thank you, kid. You've really found a good helper for me."

The Jewel Magician responded in silence, then looked at Aiwass.

"The appearance of this angel on the Tree of Life is truly timely. I was originally worried because I predicted that the Moon Cell might show signs of recovery recently. After all, I definitely couldn't defeat the Moon Cell again. But with this one added to the mix, if she dares to show her face, she will definitely regret her actions."

"UO? Although I'm still not in the best condition right now, I'm confident I can put the Moon Cell back on the moon if it's just a matter of dealing with her."

"Great, that's really reliable! Compared to those messy pantheons that are completely useless, the Kabbalah Tree of Life and the gods of Christianity are definitely more dependable."

Upon hearing Aiwass speak, the Jewel Magician's joy intensified.

That really solves the problem; the long-standing dilemma that had been troubling Crimson Moon has been resolved.

"Cough cough..."

Seeing the increasingly strange joy on Jewel Magician's face, Rovey coughed a few times to bring his thoughts back.

"Oh, right, I'm here today on important business. So, kid, what is it that you need me to solve for you? Did you come to me to have transformation devices made for your kids?"

Rovey: "..."

After a moment of silence, Rovey revealed his purpose. "Don't interrupt. I want you to send me to Artoria in this world. I have something very important to discuss with her, so I need to bring her back."

'Artoria?'

Upon hearing the woman's name again, the little girl sitting next to the Jewel Magician perked up her ears.

"Artoria ... King Arthur? Oh, right, I also discovered that she had disappeared from this world a long time ago, and I even went to look for her back then."

"Yes, so the clues to the Anchor of the Planet have also been lost. I need to find a way to bring her and the Anchor of the Planet back together."

Rovey scratched his head and continued, "It's really embarrassing to admit, but I made a promise to her during the Fourth Holy Grail War that I would definitely find her again in the future. But it's been delayed for so long, and now it's time to fulfill that promise."

"However, because the Atlas Institute is relocating, many instruments are unusable. Rayshift is currently unavailable. Aiwass's domain is unrelated to time and space. After much thought, you are the only one who can help me."

"So you want me to take you to her, is that right?"

"That's right."

"I see, I see."

Now Jewel Magician immediately understood what Rovey meant, and couldn't help but make a joke.

"Hahaha, a reunion after 1,500 years, and with the King of Knights no less, sounds so romantic. You're much more dashing than I was in my youth."

"Tsk!"

There was a sound of something breaking. The group turned their heads to look and saw that Sajyou Manaka's plate had been pierced by a fork.

"... Ah, I'm so sorry, Your Highness, I may have used a little too much strength."

"..."

"... Human emotions are truly complex and ever-changing."

"However, you really have committed many sins. Don't suffer a great loss because of this one day."

Jewel Magician shook his head, not really thinking anything of it, just chuckled a few times. After all, this wasn't the first time he'd seen the mysterious Sajyou Manaka, but it was the first time he'd seen her in London, which was why he found it interesting.

If he hadn't known about this little girl's eccentric nature, he might have invited her to become a True Magic girl today.

However, it seems that the three in Rovey's family are better now.

"Alright, I'll be staying at the Clock Tower for the next seven days. No, I should say in what's called Inner London. You can come find me there anytime you want to leave."

"Okay, I understand."

Rovey nodded to the Jewel Magician.

"Then I'll trouble you. But if possible, I hope you won't just be a bystander this time. I'd also like to ask you to lend a hand when it comes to making the real decision. After all, you are human, both in the past and now."

"Humans..."

Jewel Magician nodded thoughtfully.

"I see."

Just as the Jewel Magician was about to get up and leave, he suddenly seemed to remember something and turned back.

There's something I almost forgot.

"?"

Rovey looked at him with a puzzled expression.

"Isn't this the city you mentioned that's about to be built? So a group of people came to me. They want me to be the general chairman of this city."

"?"

Rovey's expression became even more puzzled.

However, I can understand the true thoughts of those Magus.

After all, Aiwass is an "angel" and not human. His existence as a guide and symbol is enough. Giving him a real position would lower his status. So, after much consideration, the nominal leader was decided to be the Second Magic User, Jewel Magician.

"So why don't you take on the role?"

"It's easy for you to say, but I don't have the time to take on that position. The Archmagus Marshal is just a nominal title. I don't need to care about anything. Even if the Clock Tower is destroyed, I'm too lazy to do anything. So I just leave it hanging. But I can't take on the role of Chairman of the Board."

"This position clearly requires decision-making and effort, and its impact could be on the future and direction of the entire world. This is much more exciting than organizations like Chaldea in other worlds. Once it is built up and put into operation, this position will be extremely busy, so I cannot take it on."

"I'm having a headache," said the Jewel Magician with a headache.

His irresponsibility is notorious even in the entire Magecraft World cultivation.

If he were to give him the decision-making power over the city, and he were to disappear, none of the guys below would submit to anyone else, and a fierce infighting would definitely break out. The consequences would be dire. Therefore, he decided to pass the responsibility back to Rovey.

Since he was in charge anyway, it's appropriate for him to take control.

"So... I've already handed over the nomination for that position to you, and it shouldn't be long before you take office. So, keep up the good work, kid, and I look forward to the new ending you create."

"Wait a minute..."

Before he could finish speaking, Jewel Magician raised his hand and created a dimensional rift, then his figure vanished right before their eyes.

He's gone.

"Yes... he's gone, that old man."

The thought of the balloon being kicked back to his side made Rovey's eyelids twitch involuntarily.

'Looks like I need to find a capable assistant to help with management, but who can I ask? It's so hard to guess...'

"Achoo!!"

At that moment, Weber, who was traveling near the Tomb of Iskandar and completely unaware of all the changes, unconsciously sneezed loudly.

As soon as the meeting with the Jewel Magician ended, Rovey took Sajyou Manaka back to his home. Because he was very interested in Sajyou Manaka, Aiwass followed along, so that even if something unexpected happened, he could subdue Sajyou Manaka immediately.

An hour later.

A black limousine, 'randomly picked up' on the street, with a driver, drove steadily to the vicinity of the familiar manor. After the driver 'accidentally revealed his family background, name, and the owner's situation,' the other party happily drove away.

Aside from the familiar old butler's somewhat strange expression when he saw Sajyou Manaka beside him upon entering, there was really nothing else wrong.

"Butler, take Manaka Sajyou to choose a room, make sure it's close to mine. Try to fulfill any of her requests afterward, and if any problems arise, come to me or Aiwass."

After getting out of the car, Rovey gave his butler some special instructions.

The old butler couldn't help but whisper a reminder: "Young master, Miss Reines will be unhappy. Even if you are benevolent and want to expand the family fortune, you still have to deal with Miss Reines first..."

"..."

Rovey was speechless; he knew this guy had probably misunderstood something.

He was about to explain, but the old butler immediately adopted an attitude of "I understand, I understand everything," and "I certainly won't tell Reines," leaving him speechless.

Sajyou Manaka beamed with delight at this.

All she could hear was that phrase, "Move closer to my room."

"Hehe... As expected, Your Highness may seem resistant on the surface, but you actually really want to get close to me..."

Hearing her clearly off-key voice, Rovey couldn't help but cover his head.

"Actually, love is something..."

Aiwass spoke softly.

"Shut up first."

"... Never mind, let's not talk about that. When are you planning to leave?"

"Go say goodbye to the others, then make some preparations and leave the day after tomorrow, since time waits for no one."

"Do you need me to come with you?"

"Need not."

Rovey shook his head. "If you hadn't stayed here to keep an eye on things, they would definitely have started fighting again, and if I were always under your protection, it would have been difficult for me to grow."

"You're right."

Aiwass nodded. "Only by going out and seeing for yourself can you know what the road ahead is like. As your teacher, I'm glad you have this idea."

"However, even when I'm not around, don't neglect your training. I've already transferred all the knowledge about the Law Book, as well as the knowledge from the 103,000 magic books I've collected, into your mind. You must remember to study them; I'll test you when I return."

"Ah... but I'm going to visit someone, not go on a picnic!"

"Time can be made, and I believe you can do it. Time waits for no one."

Just as Aiwass finished speaking, a familiar voice suddenly rang in his ears:

"Oh! Crowley! Thank goodness you're finally back. That damned vampire is causing trouble down there again. Because of the summoning ritual, our workshop has been destroyed, so the seal is no longer under control. Come and deal with it!"

Upon seeing Rovey return, Lev had been forced to flee the underground in a panic because Lita had rushed out of the jar, ran towards him as if he had seen a savior. However, when he saw Aiwass standing to the side, his attitude immediately became respectful, clearly showing a difference in treatment.

"Should I go and kill that little guy down there completely?"

"Forget it, let's go down and check the situation together. After all, she's a very important source of material, and it would be a real shame to just abandon her like this."

"Honestly, there are quite a few annoying things... even the time for saying goodbye is so tight."

Rovey sighed, and as he spoke, he began to walk.

"Let's get rid of her completely before we set off."

However, before that, please allow me to say something, "The Counter Force of the groove, damn it."

Alaya Gaia: "..."

Chapter 162 Light Execution

--Bang!!

Boom—!!

Clang!

Heavy banging echoed incessantly in the underground space. The once relatively tidy underground workshop had been almost completely destroyed due to the impact of magic and the intense tremors caused by the release of a vampire from prison.

If it weren't for the fact that this place is underground, and that it was already on the verge of becoming ruins, judging from the extent of the damage to the surrounding environment, if she had been thrown into the Clock Tower, it would have turned the world upside down, probably causing those Lords to bleed with envy.

Dropping this thing into the under-construction Inner London would definitely create an unprecedented and massive shockwave.

"See, that's how it is. Because I sensed something was wrong in advance, I quickly ran out and closed the barrier inside in time. Otherwise, if this guy had rushed out, it would have been a big problem."

Lev followed behind Rovey, his steps becoming somewhat tense. He knew that when they came out this time, a lot of data hadn't had time to be transferred. Now that the vampire was causing a ruckus inside, he was genuinely worried about his data on the progress of the mysterious resurgence and the knowledge imparted by Aiwass.

"That sounds really irritable..."

Looking at the constantly shaking walls above him and the falling dust, Rovey stroked his chin, roughly guessing that Lita was starting to wreak havoc inside.

"But how did she escape? Even if the workshop's functions were destroyed, wasn't that guy torn to pieces by Aiwass? If she had been kept a closer eye on him, there wouldn't have been such a commotion, right?"