Even if you succeed in jobless reincarnation and time magic, you must live life to the fullest.

This device is crucial to whether the Seven Stars can return to their original world.

From the perspective of the Seven Stars, they have been striving for this since they came into this world.

From my perspective, I also hope that Qixing can realize this wish.

I will do everything in my power to help Qixing.

however.

Before that, there's one thing we need to understand.

"Failure...but then success, what does that mean?"

I voiced the question that had been lingering in my mind.

Qi Xing quickly replied, "From the perspective of transferring to another world, it was indeed successful. I had already conducted experiments beforehand and could confirm that it can indeed transfer items, including life forms, to another world."

I was surprised to hear that.

I never imagined the research had progressed to this stage.

But then again.

Now that it has been confirmed that interdimensional transfer is feasible, Seven Stars should conduct further research.

Why has it turned out this way?

What a lazy and listless attitude!

"Transferring to another world is indeed feasible."

Seven Stars said calmly, "I even spent money to buy some slaves and tried to transfer them... and it was successful."

"...That's it."

I nodded slightly.

"But I can't."

"Ok?"

"I'm the only one who can't transfer anything using this."

As Qixing spoke, she stood up and placed her hand on the interdimensional teleportation magic device, gently stroking it.

"This stuff works for many people, but it doesn't work for me."

"It's very strange, like an open door that some people just can't get in. It's very inexplicable."

Seven Stars said somewhat angrily.

I find this claim puzzling.

What do you mean?

It's theoretically feasible, but it just won't work?

where is the problem?

"Let me answer this question."

The one who spoke was my daughter, Lala.

Under the astonished gazes of me and Qixing, she stood up and said two words.

"destiny."

"Fate, destiny?"

"Yes."

Lala then continued to explain.

What is destiny?

In layman's terms, there are many ways to understand this, but a simpler one is to call it cause and effect.

Every cause has an effect, and cause and effect are always connected.

The foundation of modern mechanics lies in the fact that the apple fell.

This is the cause-and-effect relationship.

Lala said, "Countless factors come together to lead to a final result, and the power that drives these factors together is called the force of cause and effect, or... the force of destiny."

The power of fate!

This isn't the first time I've heard this term.

I have heard it from Alsterd many times.

The so-called power of destiny is the result protected by a predetermined fate.

Under the protection of fate, all sorts of things will happen, ultimately leading to that one and only outcome.

Normally, no one could observe this kind of fate.

Because, generally speaking, it's just a simple cause-and-effect relationship.

However, there is one exception.

That is Orstide.

Having gone through countless cycles over two hundred years, I have witnessed everything that has happened, is about to happen, has not yet happened, is bound to happen, and is bound not to happen within those two hundred years.

Then, Alsterd concluded:

"The power of destiny does indeed exist."

"There is a certain force that brings together all the causes and conditions to reach the final, predetermined outcome."

"This is the power of fate."

Lala said very firmly.

"Wait a moment."

I raised my hand and asked without hesitation, "Even if you understand this, what does it have to do with this magical device?"

"It's very relevant. Let me give you an example and you'll understand."

As Lala spoke, she took out a thick dictionary from her bosom.

That thing looks familiar.

"...The Time Magic Codex?"

I asked tentatively.

"That's right, this is the original text of time magic that Dad once wrote down."

Lala held the thick book in her hands and said, "Let's get to the conclusion first, Dad—your time magic is full of loopholes and is practically worthless."

"Uh……"

The corners of my mouth twitched.

My daughter actually called my work garbage.

This makes me a little unconvinced.

“But I did succeed,” I said stubbornly.

"That's right, that's where the problem lies."

Lala nodded. "It was full of flaws, yet it still succeeded. That's the power of fate."

"...Sorry, I didn't understand. Could you explain in more detail?"

Seven Stars asked.

Her expression turned serious.

"Let me give you an example. It's like a multiple-choice question with four options: A, B, C, and D. If you don't understand the question at all and just randomly choose one, your chance of getting it right is one in four."

Lala said, "However, the power of fate will guide you and lead you to the right answer."

"..."

"The so-called power of destiny is what makes things that should happen randomly become certain."

"The reason why Dad's time magic is a failure is that its success rate is extremely low. Basically, you could say that the probability of failure is as high as 99.99%, but there is still a 0.01% chance of success."

Lala lowered her voice and said, "And the power of fate chose that 0.01%."

"No matter how low the probability of success is, since fate is on Dad's side, then it's 100%!"

I was shocked by that statement.

Yeah.

Is that so?

No wonder...

Even I think it's a miracle that time magic could succeed.

Now it seems that it was indeed the result of fate's choice.

"The same applies to Miss Seven Stars' transfer device."

Lala continued to focus her gaze on the Seven Stars.

He continued to answer the question under the latter's shocked gaze.

"Time, place, coordinates, and many more elements that cannot be measured or understood by human thinking will occur randomly without being set."

"In other words, this transfer device can indeed trigger a transfer, but it's all random."

"Perhaps we will shift our focus to another world 1000 years ago, or outer space, or the incomprehensible depths of the universe, or even a higher dimension."

"..."

Qixing and I looked at each other.

Lala's words sent chills down our spines.

Yes.