The Previous Savior

"That woman's no good!" In the Room of Requirement, Ryan pressed pause on the television.

"Huh?" Kate asked at just the right moment.

She had finally gotten the chance to watch TV alone with Ryan.

Why had Ryan stopped it just as things were getting good?

Being left hanging like this was unbearable.

"She's steering him, steering Harry toward choosing the Savior option."

"What's wrong with that?" Kate did not understand.

A Savior! How cool was that!

And he could save the world. Wasn't that a good talent to have?

With Affection Power empowering him, having the chance to gain such power was amazing, wasn't it?

"But don't forget the true nature of Affection Power.

If Harry were compared to an idol,

then Affection Power would be the aggregated power of fans' passionate feelings toward their idol.

Rather than a development direction, it would be more accurate to call it a nickname.

And nicknames always sound good.

While you think this nickname is great, you also need to consider what a Savior looks like in the eyes of the wizarding world.

Here's a hint: why does a Savior exist?"

"The Dark Lord?"

"Exactly. That title has been passed down for two generations.

The corresponding Savior naturally emerged as well.

So rather than a Savior, he should really be called the Dark Lord's nemesis.

Only after a leader powerful enough to command all Dark Wizards appeared and threatened the safety of the wizarding world did the title of wizards' Savior gain any value."

"So once the Dark Lord is gone, the Savior loses his value too."

"Precisely. The core thing this title grants is a power, born specifically to counter that Dark Wizard, like a natural enemy.

The sanctification of magical power,

having one's mind hijacked—loving the world first, then family