You think you're worthy of saving the world?

"The reason He doesn't show himself is actually to wait for the right opportunity..."

Awaiting the horn of doomsday, and the three Knights of the Apocalypse ahead of Him… Hmm, that makes perfect sense.”

But there is still one question.

The term "Crimson Festival" echoed in Yuri's mind once again.

What is the connection between our witch queen and the "death" of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse?

This was the only thing Yuri could never understand.

Initially, he thought the dragons on Dragon God Island might be Crimson's pets or companions...

But since His true identity is the "Pale Knight," this possibility is ruled out.

The Hand of the Gods and the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse are not on the same side, nor are they in a superior-subordinate relationship.

In terms of combat power and divinity, the "Crimson King" is at most on the same level as the "Pale Knight," and could never become His master.

Seriously, if they really were the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, what would Yuri even be fighting for...?

Therefore, the key to conquering this singularity lies in the level of investigation.

"..."

Yuri raised his head and looked up at the distant starry sky.

Come to think of it... there seems to be something that has been overlooked all along.

Something that should have been very important (the setting) was forcibly hidden...

This simulated singularity is Yuri's second instance.

The first Witch Night Singularity was unforgettable for him.

For some reason, Yuri sensed something was amiss.

There's something that was quite clear during the last singularity, but has been deliberately hidden in this simulated singularity...

Back in front of the cabin, Yuri quietly pushed open the door.

"You're back."

"what……"

Yuri saw a girl sitting on his bed, hugging her knees.

"Jiaika, why are you up?"

"Hmm... I can't sleep a little. There's only one more day until little Emily's human sacrifice ceremony, right?"

Instead of turning to look at Yuri, Chaika gazed at the moon outside the window and asked.

"How's it going on your end today? Any leads?"

Judging from her tone, it seemed she already knew that Yuri would be going out to investigate at night for the past two days.

"Hmm... I found something in the temple's library."

Yuri told Chaika all the information he and Stella had found, and also shared his own speculations—

"The dragon god on this island is one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse mentioned in the Holy Scriptures...?"

This startling conclusion made Jaika frown slightly.

"You don't seem very surprised?" Yuri asked, somewhat taken aback.

After all, for the past two days, Jiaika had been excitedly telling herself the conclusion that "the Dragon God is dead!"

Now that Yuri has completely overturned her idea, she seems to have no emotional fluctuation whatsoever.

"Haha... Actually, I thought of that too. It's definitely not going to go that smoothly."

Moonlight streamed through the glass, illuminating Chaika's delicate face, and the girl gave a poignant smile.

"It was all a conspiracy by the temple. The Dragon God doesn't actually exist. The Crimson Festival is a hoax..."

If you think about it that way, everything becomes very simple and easy, doesn't it?

"Jiaika..."

The girl glanced at Yuri and murmured, "Actually, I also sensed it; things can't be that simple..."

Simply attributing the conclusion entirely to the "non-existence of the Dragon God" does not solve many problems; there are clearly deeper and darker secrets hidden on this island.

But I think this is fine...

Actually, I've had a habit of disliking trouble and being afraid of difficulties since I was very young...

When I encounter a problem, I tend to simplify things and try to reason in the best possible way.

That way everything will go smoothly, and I'll be more confident—you could call it extreme optimism?

“It’s not so bad, is it?” Yuri said.

Chaika chuckled, "Yuri, you're really bad at comforting people! If you and Miss Stella do as I say, our Singularity Challenge will fail!"

"Well...that's true."

"Luckily, Yuri is here," Chaika suddenly said.

"Huh?" Yuri blinked.

The girl said, "I mean, it's fortunate that Yuri was there, otherwise I would have realized my mistake and not gone completely astray."

The boy said, "I didn't do anything. In fact, I didn't even point out your problem, letting you continue to dwell on your wrong conclusions."

Jaika shook her head: "Didn't Yuri secretly go out to investigate information in the middle of the night without telling me?"

You're doing this to prove my reasoning is correct, aren't you?

Hehehe, thank you, Yuri.

The girl smiled brightly, a smile that came from the bottom of her heart.

"……what?"

Yuri's mouth dropped open.

No, no, no, I just want to know the truth about this island.

However, it cannot be said that Yuri was completely without ulterior motives, wanting to prove that Chaika's theory was correct.

After all, concluding that "the Dragon God does not exist" is the easiest way to clear the game...

"I made a decision!"

Suddenly, Jaika jumped off the bed, put her hands on her hips, and puffed out her full breasts.

"What decision have you made?"

"The rest of the investigation and command will be handed over to Yuri," Jiaika said proudly.

Yuri rolled her eyes: "Hey... don't run away."

The girl corrected her, "It's not about running away, it's just making the most of what I have! Ah, I'm not an object..."

In short, what I'm trying to say is that everyone should do what they are good at!

Perhaps I could be Yuri's teacher in magic, but in this singularity, Yuri is clearly more suited to be the leader than I am.

So I'm counting on you from now on, Yuri-kun~

"Jiayika said with a bright smile."

The gloom that had hung over her eyes because of Emily's matter these past few days has also disappeared.

“Alright, since Chaika has said so… but don’t put pressure on me, okay?” Yuri teased.

"That won't do! Yuri is a genius; a little pressure is necessary."

"Aha……"

"Hoo hoo hoo, don't sigh, good child, good child~"

Suddenly, Jaika reached out and stroked Yuri's hair, saying with a smile, "Yuri, just go ahead and give the orders."

"I'll do whatever Yuri orders me, no matter what it is!"

"Willing to do anything?" Yuri narrowed his eyes.

"...!"

Jaika's fair face suddenly flushed crimson.

She suddenly remembered what happened on her first night in this village with Yuri...

"Ugh...!"

The girl squeezed her plump thighs together and murmured in a barely audible voice, "No, you're not allowed to do anything... well, not now..."

"No, I didn't say I wanted to..."

"But... but... if Yuri can save little Emily..."

Chaika blushed, her eyes moist, and whispered, "One more time wouldn't hurt... Waaah!"

"..."

Yuri was speechless: Chaika, could she actually be a pervert deep down?

"Alright, alright! It's getting late, we should rest!"

The girl with braided hair hurriedly walked behind Yuri and pushed him toward his bed.

"Yuri hasn't been sleeping well these past few days, has she? That won't do!"

It's almost dawn, so early! By the way, is it winter here now? Because it's a small island in the south, I can't really feel the difference between the four seasons.

Come to think of it, the island doesn't use the sacred calendar of the mainland to record years, really... I wonder what it's called now... Yuri?

Chaika found the black-haired boy standing still, and she couldn't move him no matter what she did.

"What's wrong, Yuri? Why are you suddenly not saying anything... Could it be..."

The girl noticed that Yuri was staring at her with an incredibly serious gaze, and her heart started racing, her body heating up.

“That’s right… the year!” Yuri’s eyes suddenly lit up.