Mathematical Bliss (12)
Since I'd already put myself on the line, I'd be a fool to entertain the unrealistic fantasy of backing out halfway through.
Fu Qian said that applied to this body, and to himself as well.
He'd committed the grave crimes of murder and suicide, forced his way into reincarnation, then left himself a way to break through. He'd already analyzed his reasons quite clearly.
He'd considered the possibility of someone watching from behind the scenes. He didn't want to be led around blindfolded for too long, so he'd done the opposite and suddenly resorted to drastic measures.
And now, it seemed the risk had been worth it.
Not only had he smoothly completed the first mission objective, he'd also gained some basis for verifying several conjectures that had been difficult to confirm before, such as the nature of reincarnation and the potential risk of Sanity Value depletion.
But this hadn't come without drawbacks.
The most obvious was that everything would be seen by the expert behind the scenes.
They'd know that the new arrival, Lu Ming, had made a shocking move. They'd even know that he'd successfully seen through reincarnation and arrived at another heaven.
That's right. If there really were one or more pairs of eyes watching from behind the scenes, Fu Qian didn't expect his current state to go unnoticed.
It was impolite to treat others like fools, especially when the Brotherhood had made such a commotion.
And besides having to assume that every move he made from now on would be on full display, an even worse problem had already arisen: his origins and intentions might be suspected—and the mission target might well be the one to suspect him.
After all, there had to be a reason for acting so perversely, and Higher Beings