[What the hell, what does that mean?]
[Could this Mikoto have been reincarnated?]
[I thought this was an A Certain Magical Index/A Certain Scientific Railgun route, but turns out you're using Homura Akemi's script?]
[It's kind of like Odin making Touma endlessly loop through reincarnation?]
[Could Mikoto in this world have also experienced tens of thousands of world destructions and rebuilds?]
[It doesn't feel like reincarnation. Magic Gods can destroy worlds, so this world's situation is a little strange.]
[Maybe it's some kind of memory transmission?]
[Quantum entanglement, sending memories or scenes from destruction back into the past?]
[Hurry up, hurry up, hurry up! I'm King Gigi, and I want to watch the movie edition right now!]
The audience grew restless.
—That was exactly the effect Mikoto wanted.
Whether it was reincarnation or something else did not matter. She could leave it to the audience's imagination.
Mikoto's main goal was to make the audience realize that she was not merely a fourteen-year-old girl, but someone who had endured countless despairing experiences before setting foot on this path again, someone carrying everything on her shoulders.
Though it differed slightly from the truth, Mikoto had not lied. And she truly was shouldering this world.
Only if the movie edition performed well could there be sequels and side stories, allowing this world to expand.
As the protagonist, she was crucial.
And besides herself, this world truly needed another "savior."
Though Party A had said Kamijou Touma could only make a friendly cameo.
But... once Touma arrived, it would no longer be up to Party A.
Even if he was not the lead, he could damn well become the top supporting character.
Party A was not only lazy, but also fussy and difficult to please. Mikoto and the stage crew simply acted first and