Then Don't Come

After that, Olga Marie summoned all of Chaldea's technical staff for an overnight crunch session.

Chaldea began a deep observation of the now-dimmed Chaldeas and reached a conclusion.

"The last time the light of civilization can be confirmed is only until 2019."

What did that mean?

It meant that humanity would only survive until 2019 and would be completely extinct before 2020 arrived.

Upon learning this, almost everyone had only one thought.

"Impossible."

Indeed.

Impossible.

If human history were to disappear before 2020, wouldn't that mean that the next short two years or so would be humanity's last time to exist?

How could that be possible?

There was no possibility of economic collapse, nor were there any signs of crustal movement. How could humanity suddenly become extinct?

It was simply inexplicable.

Leff offered an explanation for this.

"If the cause doesn't exist in the future, then it can only exist in the past."

That is, at some point in the past, an anomaly occurred that led to this disaster of extinction.

Thus, Chaldea carefully investigated information from the past 2000 years.

Investigating things that did not exist in history until now.

Investigating foreign objects that did not exist on Earth until now.

Existing in violation of the normal order of time and space, affecting human reason, and consequently producing anomalies and voids in the era.

That was a Singularity Point.

...«Singularity Point F».

This was a singularity point in the past that Chaldea's entire technical staff discovered after investigating the past 2000 years of history.

Chaldea assumed that this was the cause of humanity's extinction.

After learning this information, Olga Marie immediately made a decision.

"Submit a proposal to the United Nations to obtain permission to perform Spiritron Transfer."

That was the conclusion.

Since Spiritron Transfer was a technology that could travel to various eras and affect time and space, if it were carried out arbitrarily, it could lead to changes in history. Therefore, to carry out a formal Spiritron Transfer, permission from countries around the world had to be obtained.

Once this permission was granted, the Adaptable Ones gathered in Chaldea would become Master candidates, and as combat personnel, they would Spiritron Transfer to Singularity Point F.

At that time, the Heroic Spirit summoning system «Fate» would also be officially launched, attempting to summon Servants, allowing the Master candidates to form contracts with the Servants, become true Masters, command the Servants, fight in the Singularity Point, eliminate the source that caused the disappearance of human history, repair the era, and complete the foundation of human reason.

"This will be Chaldea's first official operation, and all Master candidates must straighten up!"

"Don't forget, you will be the key to determining whether human history can continue to exist!"

"If you cannot straighten up your attitude and recognize the importance of this situation, then no matter how talented this person is, I will not allow him to participate in the first operation a month later!"

After throwing these words at the nine Adaptable Ones who had gathered and were currently in Chaldea, Olga Marie turned her gaze to Luo Zhen.

In that gaze, there was no longer the anxiety and anger of the past, only a desperate determination.

Then, Olga Marie said this to Luo Zhen.

"If you don't want to get serious, then don't come at all."

That was Olga Marie's decision.

After dropping these words, Olga Marie turned and left.

The other Adaptable Ones also glanced at Luo Zhen with eyes carrying various thoughts before leaving the central control room.

Finally, Luo Zhen also left here under the somewhat worried gazes of Mashu and Roman.

Walking down the corridor, Luo Zhen couldn't help but clench his fist.

His mood was complex from beginning to end.

Chaldea, underground training ground.

This was a place provided by Chaldea for the Adaptable Ones to use.

Although Magus generally had their own workshops and would not easily display their skills in other places, there were also Magecraft that required open space for practice and research.

Therefore, Chaldea would provide training grounds like this, which could be used after submitting an application and passing it.

Luo Zhen had been in Chaldea for quite some time, and as the No. 1 Adaptable One, he naturally had the authority to freely use the training ground.

Right now, Luo Zhen was here practicing his shooting.

"Buzz!"

Accompanied by slight undulations, jet-black magical energy gathered at Luo Zhen's fingertips, forming a red-black light bullet.

In the next moment, the red-black light bullet shot out from Luo Zhen's fingertip, cutting through the air like a bullet and landing on a target in front.

"Bang!"

With a heavy thud, the target was sent flying.

Luo Zhen continued to aim at one target after another, shooting non-stop, sending each one flying.

After an unknown amount of time, a voice came from behind Luo Zhen.

"As expected of Senpai."

Behind Luo Zhen, Mashu, with Fufu perched on her shoulder, had arrived unnoticed and was smiling slightly at Luo Zhen.

"Senpai's Gandr can already cause substantial damage; it's very powerful."

————Gandr.

That was a Magecraft passed down from Northern Europe, its essence being a curse. As long as it was used to point a finger at an object, it could take effect, damaging the target's health. Therefore, it was also called Gandr.

Originally, this Magecraft should be a non-lethal one. Although it could cause abnormal physical conditions to the targeted object, it would not produce direct lethality.

However, if it was trained to a certain extent, it could directly inflict damage on the target.

Since this Magecraft was not particularly rare, Luo Zhen found it in Chaldea's archive and learned it.

This Magecraft was also the only Magecraft Luo Zhen had mastered besides Summoning Arts.

Of course, Luo Zhen had also thought about learning other Magecraft.

Unfortunately, apart from Summoning Arts, Luo Zhen's talent in other Magecraft was not very amazing.

Therefore, out of the idea that it was better to be specialized than to be a jack of all trades, Luo Zhen only learned Gandr.

After three years of training, the Gandr used by Luo Zhen could now form direct lethality. Its power was comparable to a bullet, and it was not difficult to send an adult flying, let alone a target.

Luo Zhen was not carried away by this.

"Apart from Summoning Arts, this is the only Magecraft I can barely show off."

Luo Zhen did not turn around, continuing to shoot, only replying with those words.

Looking at Luo Zhen like that, Mashu hesitated for a while before mustering her courage to ask.

"Senpai, are you not planning to participate in the first operation a month from now?"

These words changed the atmosphere of the training ground.

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