Sorry, you scumbag woman, you can do whatever you want.

Unless, of course, Mebius wants to end his own life, or is annihilated by a higher-dimensional force.

"...He was stabbed to death." Aponia clasped her hands together, recalling the scene she had envisioned. "Under a tree, Mebius transformed into a snake and fought with a being wielding a spear, vying for the strange fruit in the tree's canopy. In the end, he was no match for the spear and was impaled on the tree."

"Why does this sound like a fairy tale?" Alicia imagined the scene and felt it was like a story from a fairy tale picture book, where a heroic battle is fought to kill a poisonous snake with a spear, and finally the fruits of victory are won.

And to this.

“Perhaps it’s because I can’t accurately understand information that foresees the future,” Aponia said, distressed. “Whenever the prophecy is too grand, such as about the world or galaxies, it becomes somewhat… vague and abstract.”

"Foresight, can you transform it into information that is easy for you to understand?" Alicia nodded slightly. This situation is somewhat like the information density of an image exceeding the limit of comprehension, forcing it to be reduced until it is transformed into information that a person can understand.

“Yes.” Aponia lowered her eyes and continued speaking of her foresight, “After the snake died, its friends appeared, angrily seeking revenge on the being with the gun, but they were all stabbed to death one by one. The being with the gun also prepared to eat the fruit on the tree.”

At this point, she looked at Alicia across from her and spoke.

"You were a friend of the 'snake,' and you also died by His gun."

"..." Alicia didn't care whether she was dead or not, she just asked, "Was that person with the gun male or female?"

“I don’t know, I can’t see it clearly.” Aponia shook her head slightly and said truthfully, “I can’t see clearly either Mebius or the one with the gun, I can only make out some information.”

“Hmm, this is troublesome.” Alicia thought for a moment. “The key to the foreseen future is the tree, the fruit, the man with the spear, Mebius who has turned into a snake, and us as his friends.”

She analyzed the situation while pinching her chin with her slender hand.

"The conflict should be triggered by the fruit on the tree, but what are the true nature of the tree and the fruit?"

“I’m sorry, I don’t know.” Aponia shook her head in reply. She could indeed make prophecies, but she didn’t have the ability to interpret them. Even if she successfully interpreted them and spoke about them, it would likely just be a step in making the prophecy a reality.

Such a thing happened when she tried to save people: she accurately and clearly foresaw their deaths, offered well-intentioned reminders, only to find that her reminders were also a link in the chain that led them toward their destined deaths.

If no warning is given, the person who foresees the future will inevitably die.

No matter what, they will all die under the pull of fate.

Of course, there are exceptions; if Dr. Mebius intervenes, the foreseen future will change.

The person who was supposed to drown was only hit by a car and had his leg broken, thanks to Möbius's intervention.

I survived by sheer luck.

"Don't look apologetic. You just see more," Alicia smiled gently, comforting the sorrowful Aponia. "You only foresaw the future, you didn't drive it forward."

“No, I just feel a little powerless.” Aponia shook her head slightly and explained that she wanted to help Möbius, but found herself unable to do anything about it, and in the foreseen future, she also died by gunshot.

Knowing the future, yet having no way to change it.

It is a suffocating despair, especially knowing that someone important to you will die in the future.

That feeling of despair and suffocation can drive a person to the brink of collapse.

"Mébius, do you know the prophecy?" Alicia asked with a smile, after seeing Aponia shake her head.

"Then tell her," she said with a sly smile. "Don't take the blame yourself; at least let the person involved be mentally prepared, right?"

When faced with death, family members usually try to conceal it with good intentions, but Möbius did not need a white lie. She was strong enough to face death and had the ability to do so.

Therefore, instead of trying to change the future by hiding it, it's better to tell Möbius to prepare from the beginning.

This is how you maximize your chances of successfully defying fate.

“The predicted future is still a long way off,” Aponia explained. “Let Mebius enjoy her vacation.”

“Then let’s tell her later.” Alicia nodded gently, leaning forward with her alluring body, and asked Aponia, noticing her awkward expression, “Even if we don’t talk about serious matters, we can still keep in touch, as long as we ‘want’ to.”

“I wasn’t thinking about Dr. Mebius,” Aponia denied, but Alicia smiled slyly and winked at her.

"The first person that comes to mind is Dr. Mebius. As expected, your relationship is not simple."

Aponya: "..."

Why are the people around Mebius all overly intelligent, seemingly able to read her mind so easily?

She was clearly the one who had mastered the precepts and could easily see through them.

……

……

The next day.

early morning.

The plane is about to land.

Mebius leaned against the headboard, her long green hair falling down, just enough to cover her ample bosom. Beside her, Klein slept peacefully, his usually punctual biological clock malfunctioning from the exhaustion of the previous night.

Then she should continue sleeping for a while.

He lay back down, embracing Klein's soft, delicate body beside him, her pleasant scent filling his nostrils. Her snoring was clear, her murmurs indistinct, as if she were talking about work.

In that instant, she felt that continuing like this was quite nice; the evolution of humanity and the seat created by occupying the reincarnation space seemed to have little meaning.

My heart was filled with another kind of emotion.

However, she also knew that she would never stop. The fleeting feeling was merely an irrational thought caused by her overwhelming emotions.

Moreover, she is no longer allowed to stop.

after a while.

The plane landed and arrived on the continent of Mu.

In the original trajectory of civilization, this was the most industrialized region of human civilization and an indispensable part of the overall human industrial chain.

However, it was destroyed by the Herrscher of Rock's simulated black hole, indirectly causing the disruption of the human industrial chain. As a result, many cutting-edge technologies and research could no longer continue after the destruction of human industrialization.

Humanity, unable to undergo a complete civilizational iteration, naturally cannot keep up with the increasingly intense crises of collapse.

It was only natural that it would be destroyed.

“Doctor, the itinerary has been arranged.” Klein looked at the high-ranking officials of Mu Continent who came to greet them in the distance, and turned to explain to Mebius, “After the negotiations are over, we can travel to various cities on Mu Continent.”

“Travel requires work.” Mebius sighed, but didn’t resist too much. Humans are, after all, social creatures. Not to mention the continuous production of Honkai vaccines, there are also some key technological research projects that require Mu Continent’s help. It’s impossible for her and Velvet to do everything.

“It’s unrealistic to expect human civilization to progress entirely on its own.” Klein reached out and grabbed Möbius’s wrist. “Doctor, you are human, so don’t try to do the things of gods.”

In fact, she believes that Dr. Möbius today is capable of advancing human civilization on his own.

However, in that case... the identities of humans and Möbius would no longer be those of the same kind, but rather a superior-subordinate relationship of giver and receiver.

In a sense, it can be said that Möbius was a god to mankind, a supreme giver.

This will not only leave Möbius feeling lonely, but will also hinder humanity's autonomous progress.

They've become what's known as... freeloaders.

"Dr. Möbius, welcome." A stylishly dressed mature woman approached Möbius.

Behind her were several middle-aged men and women, all executives from different high-tech companies.

It can be said that they represent the pinnacle of human technology.

"..." Mebius didn't speak immediately, looking at the fair-skinned, healthy high-ranking personnel in front of him, "You all contracted Honkai disease and used Honkai vaccines?"

"That's right, I have Honkai disease." The stylishly dressed woman nodded with a smile, showing no remorse whatsoever.

The others also said that they had contracted Honkai disease and had used the Honkai vaccine.

Even though they themselves don't believe it.

“It seems that the more powerful and wealthy a person is, the more likely they are to contract Honkai disease.” Mebius said thoughtfully. “This phenomenon is very worthy of deep thought, and it may be able to explore the essence of Honkai.”

“Okay, I admit it.” The stylishly dressed woman gave a wry smile. “I didn’t get Honkai disease. I used some tricks to get the Honkai vaccine in advance.”

"Alright, let's get straight to the point." Mebius lightly brushed a strand of hair behind her ear, her emerald eyes turning cold.

In preparation for the upcoming date, watch her resolve and figure everything out in one day.

“Understood, please come with us.” The stylishly dressed woman could also see through Möbius’s thoughts, or rather, Möbius had never tried to hide them.

She had no choice but to cooperate and complete the negotiations as soon as possible.

Chapter 111

Or, how about we bribe them?

The trip has ended.

After returning to the World Serpent and working for a while, Alicia mysteriously appeared in her office.

Looking around, there was no one there.

Could it be that he wants to do something exciting with her?

"Aili, is there something you want to tell me?" Mebius put down the pen he was signing, and gently pushed the ground with his toes, causing the ergonomic chair to slide closer to Alicia.

"Don't be nervous about what I'm about to say." Alicia gently tucked a strand of hair behind her ear, revealing her crystal-clear, jade-like ear, and leaned down to whisper in Mebius's ear, "Aponia, I foresaw your death."

“I know that.” Mebius nodded, showing no fear or panic, but rather explained with amusement, “Aponia is very bad at hiding her emotions and thoughts, so it’s very easy to deduce them.”

"...Then why don't you ask Aponia?" Alicia was slightly speechless, looking at the smiling Mebius with annoyance, and received an answer that left her speechless.

“If it were a short-term prophecy, Aponia would definitely have told me and asked me to find a way to avoid the death in the prophecy,” Mebius explained. “However, the fact that Aponia was able to keep quiet means that the prophesied future must be very far away and will not happen in the short term.”