Public Execution Starting from the Saber
Chapter 814

Savior Fujimaru Ritsuka? Yes, it can only be Fujimaru Ritsuka! (1st update)

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Why had she become Fujimaru Ritsuka?

Though she was indeed "Fujimaru Ritsuka," everyone knew what was really going on.

So the question was, what kind of twist was this, suddenly changing from a younger sister into an older brother?

People in the real world were stunned.

The clever ones immediately seized on the information just revealed and began analyzing it.

Yao Guang—Chaldea.

Professor Kayneth pushed up the glasses on his nose and said in his trademark raspy voice, "Interesting. He manifested directly in the form of an 'older brother,' and judging by Fujimaru Tachibana's reaction, she seemingly has no idea why she became this way."

"Combined with the conversation between those two people with purple and red eyes that we saw in that illusion just now, it seems the anomaly in this Fourth Honkai Land arose from the overlap of two Singularities."

"And from what King Solomon said, those two Singularities likely aren't the Singularities from the third timeline shown in the Light Screen, but ones from a much more distant past..."

At this point, the contemplative Kayneth looked toward Waver beside him. "Waver, what do you think?"

Professor Waver pondered for a moment before saying, "Based on the scenes we have already witnessed, can we make the bold assumption that the two Singularities repeatedly mentioned—the so-called 'past'—actually belonged to the first timeline of humanity?"

"After all, a catastrophe of humanity also occurred in the first timeline. We do not know how it happened, but it seems to have been the Incineration of Humanity as well. And accompanying such a disaster would naturally be Singularities."

"So, if someone had defied time and space to drag the Singularities of the first timeline into the Incineration of Humanity of the third timeline, then we can somewhat understand the situation in the

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