The Daily Life of a Hogwarts Terrorist

Tabasa explained in detail, stepping forward and taking Simo's hand in her slightly cold little hand, then looking at him sadly—the first time she had shown any emotion: "And all of this was so that you could come back."

"..." Simo fell silent. He instinctively sensed that they were probably hiding many things from him, but he wanted to believe them, to believe them for the sake of the girl he loved.

"Is there any way to help her? Can we pull her out of Alaya?" Seamus asked, looking at everyone. "Now that I'm here, there's no need for Louise to suffer like this any longer, is there?"

Looking at the thin threads that were wrapped around the girl's body like steel wires, Simon could feel how much pain Louise was in!

"Uh, actually..." There seemed to be some hidden story behind this. Tiffany's answer was somewhat evasive, which aroused Simo's strong curiosity and unease.

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48. Seamus's Darkening

Is there perhaps some other very difficult problem?

Seamus swallowed hard, secretly resolving that no matter what difficulties he faced, he would overcome them all for Louise.

Seeing everyone's hesitation, the pink-haired Louise finally couldn't help but speak up.

However, she seemed quite embarrassed, constantly scratching her cheek with her fingers: "Assimilation of Alaya-vijnana was actually resolved a long time ago. In the 9,723rd reincarnation, with everyone's help, I completely controlled it. Now I don't have to worry about being assimilated by it at all~"

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"Then why are you still nailed up there? Is it fun?"

Mr. Seamus exploded! Mr. Seamus was furious!

Disregarding propriety, morality, and shame, ignoring the doctrines of knighthood, and even trampling on the dignity of a mage, Seamus extended his wicked claws towards Louise's clone, towards the "princess" in his heart!

"Is it fun playing the Muggle god? Huh? Should I give her a cross too?" Seamus asked angrily, clenching his fists and spinning them like drills on either side of Louise's head. "Give it back! Give me back my worry! Give me back my emotion!"

"Ouch! It hurts! It hurts! Stop it! You idiot!"

Seeing Simo, who looked like a demon, and Louise, who was in great pain, the timid Tiffany and Iluku squatted to the side, trembling and muttering, "How scary, how scary."

Accustomed to taking care of others, the maid Siesta quickly stepped forward and hugged the two women into her arms, like a mother hen protecting her chicks, patting their heads and gently comforting them, while at the same time casting a disapproving glance at the raging Simo.

At this moment, only Henrietta, who had served as Queen, stepped forward. She "whispered" and rebuked, "Shu, Sir Hugh Valier (Saito's former knighthood title), how could you treat a lady like this?"

"Huh?" The now-darkened Ximo looked at the Queen with displeasure, his eyes seeming to question, "Why don't you take her place?"

But unexpectedly, Simo's attitude not only failed to scare Henrietta away but also inspired the Queen's courage: "Stop! Lady Louise, Louise did not deceive you! She had no choice but to be nailed to it!"

Upon hearing this, Seamus suddenly released his grip, and Louise, who was dizzy and weak in the legs, immediately lost her balance and lay on the ground groaning weakly, looking completely exhausted.

At this moment, Seamus coldly ignored Louise, staring intently at Henrietta with a icy gaze that seemed to devour her, or perhaps to say, "Looks like you really want to switch places with her?"

Henrietta's hard-won courage vanished instantly. It was as if the mighty Immortal Army of 480 BC, before indulging in the Thermopylae resort, had forged countless battlefield legends, slaughtering anyone who stood in their way. But upon encountering the cold, hardened "Simonidae," they crumbled instantly, fleeing for miles.

"That, that?" Henrietta looked like she was about to cry.

Just then, Henrietta realized that her cloak was being tugged. Overjoyed, she immediately turned her head away from Simon and saw that it was Tabassa pulling her.

Relieved, Henrietta immediately gave Tabasa a grateful smile, but to her surprise, Tabasa stared into her eyes, gave her a thumbs up, and encouraged her expressionlessly, "Go on."

"Huh??????"

Henrietta felt like she was about to break down!

How could my talented husband be so cold-hearted? My Charlotte (Tabasa's real name) couldn't possibly be so cunning!

On this day, Queen Tristan gained a new understanding of her lover and her lover's lover.

Looking at Henrietta's moist eyes, Mr. Seamus sighed. After all, she was a girl, and what he had done was indeed a bit excessive.

So Seamus bent down and gently picked Louise up, carefully helping her regain her balance. Then he patted Louise's head and said, "Hey, sorry about earlier~"

slap~

Louise, having recovered, slapped Seamus's hand away angrily: "Hmph, a mere familiar~"

Simo, no longer corrupted, could only awkwardly rub his aching hand.

"You're being a little tsundere, aren't you, little sister?" That's Tabasa.

"Yeah, I'm being a little tsundere~ Sister," Ilukuku replied, hiding in Siesta's arms and peeking at Simo.

"Hey, which side are you on?" The only one who reacted strongly to their taunts was clearly Louise.

"Alright, alright, everyone, stop arguing," Siesta said, acting as a peacemaker and mediating between the two groups.

Henrietta and her sister Tiffany, deeply shaken, watched quietly from the sidelines, occasionally glancing at themselves furtively. As for the broken sword, it seemed to understand the atmosphere and had "fallen asleep."

Seeing the crowd bustling about again, a smile appeared on Simo's face. Although he knew that there were still many things left unsaid in Louise and the others' story, Simo was determined to help these lovely girls and Louise.

Regardless of whether he is the reincarnation of Hiraga Saito or not.

"Alright, now tell me." After a sigh, Seamus's voice successfully drew everyone's attention: "Why is Louise's true form in that state?"

"Hmph, since you've asked so sincerely, I'll mercifully tell you."

"Ok?"

Simo raised an eyebrow but didn't say anything more, because it seemed that Louise had really recovered completely, and could even say such arrogant lines.

"Actually, the farce just now was just to help you relax~ because we were a little worried that you wouldn't be able to accept the truth."

"Oh?" At this moment, Simo had come to a profound understanding that Louise's words, when she was in a state of tsundere and chuunibyou, could not be completely trusted.

Seeing Simon's noncommittal expression, Louise smiled awkwardly and continued, "Actually, not long after the cycle of reincarnation began, we discovered that reincarnation is not without its price. With each reincarnation, no matter how much the outcome changes, the laws of cause and effect will still apply. And then more and more, more and more."

"What problems would that cause?" Simon asked blankly.

“Backlash.” Louise looked up at herself on the clock tower and said with a sorrowful expression, “Generally speaking, people who are involved in cause and effect will gain powerful possibilities. For example, if they are involved too much in the cause and effect of good fortune, they will be lucky no matter what they do. They might even be able to dig out diamonds by simply smashing something on the ground.”

"Huh? Isn't this fine?"

"But everything must have its limits. Once there are too many causes and effects involved, and the types of causes and effects are too concentrated, then they will become abstract, conceptualized, and then disappear from this world completely."

P.S.: Can anyone guess what foreshadowing I'm planting? Actually, it's related to Louise too~ I'm talking about the anime.

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49. Actually, the real title of this book is "Peerless Sovereign".

"conceptualization?"

"Yes, people involved in different causes and effects will become concepts of different causes and effects. Then they will disappear from this world, and no one knows where they went. Ancient magicians once called this phenomenon deification."

"Hey, isn't this great?" Mr. Ximo suddenly felt a little excited at the thought that his girlfriend was a goddess.

But Louise retorted angrily, "Idiot! If I become a god, will you still be able to see me?"

"Huh? Why can't I see him?" Simo asked, puzzled.

"Because after they 'become gods,' everything about them disappears except for past records. They become unobservable, their current state is unknown, and it is impossible to prove whether they still exist."

"Wait, is this still a god?"

"That depends on how you define God. Although the gods in Greek mythology are just a bunch of guys who do whatever they want, these guys are actually the powerful mages of the past."

"However, in the propaganda of some religions, God is so great that He is unobservable, undeterminable, and unpredictable."

"For example, the name of the Buddha, a being of immeasurable virtues and divine power, is found in ancient Eastern Buddhism."

"For example, the Dao Fruit realm in the equally ancient Taoism is described as 'unpredictable, indescribable, and undiscussable; to speak of it is to err, and to think of it is to fall into error.'"

"For example, the second commandment in the Christian Ten Commandments is: You shall not make for yourself an image in the form of anything in heaven above or on the earth beneath or in the waters below. You shall not bow down to them or serve them; for I, the Lord your God, am a jealous God who punishes the sin of the parents to the children to the third and fourth generation of those who hate me, but shows love to a thousand generations of those who love me and keep my commandments."

"This statement actually subtly conveys to believers the message that 'God cannot be presumed upon or reasoned about by mortals.'" Louise spoke at length, which made her, who had already exhausted a lot of energy, somewhat tired.

But even after hearing the explanation, Simo still had many questions: "But if you can't observe or prove it, how do you know about the existence of God?"

Noticing Louise's fatigue, Tabasa stepped forward to support her, then interjected, "Because everything in the world operates according to its own laws."

The clear, crisp voice quickly caught Seamus's attention. He hurriedly steadied Louise on the other side, but at the same time asked Tabasa, "Laws? Like gravity?"

"Yes. Haven't you ever wondered who set out these rules? Who made the world exist according to these rules? If there is one, it must be God."

After a long silence, Ilukuku seemed to have switched on, hastily stealing Tabassa's lines, or perhaps wanting to speak to Simo.

However, she seemed to realize that what she had done was very impolite, so she added a question at the end: "Is that so, sister?"

But how could such a small amount of measurement possibly reach the entire Tabasa? Naturally, she "educated" Ilukuku: "Shut up."

thump~

"Hehe~"

Simo could see that although Tabasa tapped Ilukuku on the head with his staff, his eyes were full of doting affection.

Tabasa then added: "In the known mythological systems, the 'gods' recorded in writing and language are nothing more than magicians who are much older than us."

They were powerful and influential at the time, accomplishing things that ordinary people could not do or understand, and were therefore revered as gods by ordinary people.

In essence, however, they and we magicians are merely users of the rules. We discovered the laws governing nature earlier than ordinary people, and our magic allows us to use our mental power to transform the world.

However, such modifications must still conform to the laws of nature and the laws of magic.

The reason why some wizards are powerful is not only because of the abundance of magic they have accumulated, but also because they have mastered more laws than ordinary magicians.

But in the end, we are all just users of the rules; we simply use our abilities in accordance with the rules set by the gods.

A true god is the rule-maker, the enforcer of laws, and the maintainer of how the world operates!

After so many years of research on reincarnation, we have discovered that cause and effect is one of the conditions for becoming a god.

The operation of all things in the world follows certain laws, and cause and effect is the most fundamental law among all laws.

All the patterns discovered by humans and wizards over millions of years can be summarized by this model: one cause leads to an inevitable result.

Therefore, the world is inevitable.

However, sometimes we find that a person doing the same thing can lead to different results, which gives rise to theories of chance and impossibility.

However, such ideas and concepts are actually wrong, because the result is not necessarily caused by a single cause.

Many outcomes are caused by multiple reasons. Even after the first reason causes a change, new reasons continue to be added and influence the change until the final outcome is achieved.

Therefore, those who adhere to the theories of chance and agnosticism are actually ignoring the differences in all causes.

If the causes and consequences of an event are exactly the same, then the outcome can only be inevitable.

However, this does not mean that fatalism has won, because humans can add new causal variables into the process of change before reaching a certain result, thereby causing the result to change!