"This explained why Molo's personality was so strange, but it still wasn't enough." Naimus narrowed his eyes and studied the data.
Molo's extreme personality was understandable, but it was also somehow wrong.
According to the City Lord, that "savior" from sixty years ago had not merely put on a show. He had truly sacrificed himself.
The change at the core of it all was not quite reasonable.
Of course, it could still be explained if one tried.
For instance, perhaps he had sacrificed too much sixty years ago, so much that he had even sacrificed his foundation.
Or perhaps he had actually reincarnated several times over those sixty years. Each reincarnation might have brought changes, and those changes had accumulated, affecting the foundation of his later lives.
That was possible. Take Larry No. 3, whom Naimus had encountered first.
He had reincarnated three times, and people who knew him existed in all three lives, hence the "No. 3" suffix.
And across those three different lives, Larry's personality had changed to a certain extent each time.
Because the City Lord had become the strongest as a reincarnator, many people in the city had studied reincarnation.
They had then established the foundation theory.
The experiences of a previous life would prune, alter, and add to one's former foundation, making the next life different.
If someone had spent their past life as a beast of burden, locked in a tiny workshop with no understanding of the outside world, they might even lose their common sense.
From that perspective, perhaps Molo's temperament had changed so drastically for that reason.
But Naimus still sensed that something was wrong.
Even if he had changed, he should not have changed so much, so quickly.
"This probably involves some secret behind Silver City's operations." Naimus's intuition was sharp,