Chapter 171.2. Odin’s Speculation
“Does the Tree in that garden bear the Fruit of Life?”
“Nya, it only produces a degraded version of the Golden Fruit.”
“I see. So, when does it bear fruit?”
“I won’t tell Freyja about it.”
Watching Ant-san eating mochi with Freya, I assign it security duties later.
“So, the original story and its development have changed significantly?”
“Yeah~ If it’s Nidhogg, it wouldn’t be strange for them to know the power of the Fruit of Life.”
“I see. So, the Fruit of Life was originally just highly toxic?”
Understanding what Grandpa Odin wants to say, I tilt my body diagonally and flop on the sofa.
“Yeah, I wonder why Nagamasa became Nagaraja.”
“There. I have obtained information that complements my speculation. The original purpose of the Fruit of Life was probably to create vessels for the gods. That’s why it possessed such formidable power.”
“Kanna Yamato died from the poison, right?”
“…It’s just a conjecture, but toxicity is a phenomenon that could be perceived by humans. Its essence is that it couldn’t withstand the transformation into a vessel of the gods and died. That’s how it was transmitted as poison.”
Grandpa Odin’s one-eyed eye gleams brightly, handling his messy white beard. He seems to love these kinds of mysteries.
“Only [Those who have transcended dimensions and been reborn in this world] can endure it.”
“So, it was originally an item for gods to descend… That fruit is wicked… It feels like something the original author would come up with.”
I stick out my tongue in disgust at the effect of the Fruit of Life. However, I noticed something strange.
“Nagamasa was such an idiot, and yet he was a reincarnator? Don’t normal reincarnators strive for happiness?”
“That’s right. I didn’t see any aspect resembled a reincarnator in his actions.”
That guy even ended up as an assassin. And he was acting just like in the original. Isn’t that strange? Even Freya agrees with me.
“Well, um, I understand. I, I do understand he was [Trans-dimensional reincarnator].”
“On what basis?”
However, Freya seems to have figured it out. Where did she catch on? Odin conveys it to the puzzled Miu and Frigg.
“He was probably using the God Armor, right? That was undoubtedly a cheat-like power in this world.”
“I-I think if he had used it correctly, Nagamasa would have become the strongest, mastering all attributes. Probably, because he covered his body at the cellular level with the God Armor from the beginning, it inhibited the use of magic, and he couldn’t use other attributes. He sealed his power.”
“No way. Nagamasa was the strongest? …He certainly was an enemy that normal people wouldn’t be able to defeat. But is that enough to say Nagamasa was a reincarnator?”
I understand that Nagamasa was an idiot. Nagaraja indeed used the God Armor better. But a reincarnator?
“Considering that he has such strong power and became a vessel of a god, this is confirmed. And the young lady seems not to have realized it yet, but he’s not a reincarnator. But a [Trans-dimensional reincarnator].”
“R-reincarnation through the circle of transmigration, huh? Maybe he didn’t arrive in the present time of this world but in the distant past. Can you think of anyone who might fit that description?”
I understood, and I was under the intense gaze of Grandpa Odin and Freya.
It was different life from the past, this world’s unique history.
Magic existed in the Ashikaga shogunate. But it followed the same historical flow as my previous life, but there sudden changes there.
There was one person who used incredibly powerful magic.
“Is the Oda Nobunaga of this world a [Trans-dimensional reincarnator]? And from there, he has been reincarnating in this world, becoming the soul of Nagamasa!”
“That’s right. The young lady’s speculation hits the mark. Genshin Nagamasa is Oda Nobunaga. No, he was a [Trans-dimensional reincarnator]. That’s why he could demonstrate such power.”
“For humans to transcend dimensions, a resilient soul is necessary. Resilient souls often can use powerful magic.”
“It’s highly likely that he was originally summoned as a vessel of the gods. Since Nagamasa had his memories erased through the circle of transmigration, he likely had no fragment of consciousness about being a [Trans-dimensional reincarnator].”
“I see. So, was this incident an irregularity?”
I understand. It’s persuasive as one of the theories.
“Bringing forth a god in a place like this wouldn’t lead to anything good. Likely, the enemy’s aim was only to strengthen Nagamasa.”
“That’s why it turned out to be an unexpected outcome…”
“In our battle, that place temporarily became filled with magic power. Monitoring magic couldn’t be used, and surveillance through machines didn’t show anything in the logs, so it’s highly likely that the enemy doesn’t understand what happened.”
Logs are the strongest. It feels a bit unfair, but I guess it was unexpected.
Well, yeah. God’s Descent Event shouldn’t take place in such a rundown warehouse.
“The purpose of the god descent is most likely to seek a manager, as Nagamasa mentioned.”
“It referred to me as a manager.”
Is it trying to establish a monotheistic religion or something? Odin directed a piercing gaze at Miu, who tilted her head with a puzzled look.
“What does the Night of Magic mean?”
“Well, it’s a cliché novel where Shin defeats the Demon God, builds a harem, and brings peace to the world…”
Huh? The Night of Magic doesn’t have anything to do with that. Where does it connect with the title?
Chapter 171.2. Odin’s Speculation
“Does the Tree in that garden bear the Fruit of Life?”
“Nya, it only produces a degraded version of the Golden Fruit.”
“I see. So, when does it bear fruit?”
“I won’t tell Freyja about it.”
Watching Ant-san eating mochi with Freya, I assign it security duties later.
“So, the original story and its development have changed significantly?”
“Yeah~ If it’s Nidhogg, it wouldn’t be strange for them to know the power of the Fruit of Life.”
“I see. So, the Fruit of Life was originally just highly toxic?”
Understanding what Grandpa Odin wants to say, I tilt my body diagonally and flop on the sofa.
“Yeah, I wonder why Nagamasa became Nagaraja.”
“There. I have obtained information that complements my speculation. The original purpose of the Fruit of Life was probably to create vessels for the gods. That’s why it possessed such formidable power.”
“Kanna Yamato died from the poison, right?”
“…It’s just a conjecture, but toxicity is a phenomenon that could be perceived by humans. Its essence is that it couldn’t withstand the transformation into a vessel of the gods and died. That’s how it was transmitted as poison.”
Grandpa Odin’s one-eyed eye gleams brightly, handling his messy white beard. He seems to love these kinds of mysteries.
“Only [Those who have transcended dimensions and been reborn in this world] can endure it.”
“So, it was originally an item for gods to descend… That fruit is wicked… It feels like something the original author would come up with.”
I stick out my tongue in disgust at the effect of the Fruit of Life. However, I noticed something strange.
“Nagamasa was such an idiot, and yet he was a reincarnator? Don’t normal reincarnators strive for happiness?”
“That’s right. I didn’t see any aspect resembled a reincarnator in his actions.”
That guy even ended up as an assassin. And he was acting just like in the original. Isn’t that strange? Even Freya agrees with me.
“Well, um, I understand. I, I do understand he was [Trans-dimensional reincarnator].”
“On what basis?”
However, Freya seems to have figured it out. Where did she catch on? Odin conveys it to the puzzled Miu and Frigg.
“He was probably using the God Armor, right? That was undoubtedly a cheat-like power in this world.”
“I-I think if he had used it correctly, Nagamasa would have become the strongest, mastering all attributes. Probably, because he covered his body at the cellular level with the God Armor from the beginning, it inhibited the use of magic, and he couldn’t use other attributes. He sealed his power.”
“No way. Nagamasa was the strongest? …He certainly was an enemy that normal people wouldn’t be able to defeat. But is that enough to say Nagamasa was a reincarnator?”
I understand that Nagamasa was an idiot. Nagaraja indeed used the God Armor better. But a reincarnator?
“Considering that he has such strong power and became a vessel of a god, this is confirmed. And the young lady seems not to have realized it yet, but he’s not a reincarnator. But a [Trans-dimensional reincarnator].”
“R-reincarnation through the circle of transmigration, huh? Maybe he didn’t arrive in the present time of this world but in the distant past. Can you think of anyone who might fit that description?”
I understood, and I was under the intense gaze of Grandpa Odin and Freya.
It was different life from the past, this world’s unique history.
Magic existed in the Ashikaga shogunate. But it followed the same historical flow as my previous life, but there sudden changes there.
There was one person who used incredibly powerful magic.
“Is the Oda Nobunaga of this world a [Trans-dimensional reincarnator]? And from there, he has been reincarnating in this world, becoming the soul of Nagamasa!”
“That’s right. The young lady’s speculation hits the mark. Genshin Nagamasa is Oda Nobunaga. No, he was a [Trans-dimensional reincarnator]. That’s why he could demonstrate such power.”
“For humans to transcend dimensions, a resilient soul is necessary. Resilient souls often can use powerful magic.”
“It’s highly likely that he was originally summoned as a vessel of the gods. Since Nagamasa had his memories erased through the circle of transmigration, he likely had no fragment of consciousness about being a [Trans-dimensional reincarnator].”
“I see. So, was this incident an irregularity?”
I understand. It’s persuasive as one of the theories.
“Bringing forth a god in a place like this wouldn’t lead to anything good. Likely, the enemy’s aim was only to strengthen Nagamasa.”
“That’s why it turned out to be an unexpected outcome…”
“In our battle, that place temporarily became filled with magic power. Monitoring magic couldn’t be used, and surveillance through machines didn’t show anything in the logs, so it’s highly likely that the enemy doesn’t understand what happened.”
Logs are the strongest. It feels a bit unfair, but I guess it was unexpected.
Well, yeah. God’s Descent Event shouldn’t take place in such a rundown warehouse.
“The purpose of the god descent is most likely to seek a manager, as Nagamasa mentioned.”
“It referred to me as a manager.”
Is it trying to establish a monotheistic religion or something? Odin directed a piercing gaze at Miu, who tilted her head with a puzzled look.
“What does the Night of Magic mean?”
“Well, it’s a cliché novel where Shin defeats the Demon God, builds a harem, and brings peace to the world…”
Huh? The Night of Magic doesn’t have anything to do with that. Where does it connect with the title?
