Chapter 49 The theory of lake water and ripples of destiny
[Plot deviation: 0.00%]
Lin En was in a trance for a moment.
He looked at the numbers on the system panel in disbelief.
The resolution of the Creation School incident happened only yesterday, and the scene at that time is still vivid in my mind.
He obviously changed the fate of more than 300 people who should have died, which also caused a major change in the trajectory of Evester's future destiny.
Leave this aside.
When the two first met, the scene when he took off her mask was still fresh in his memory.
Otherwise, where did the liars come from?
If it weren’t for the system points he got from Yvest, he would never have been able to win this magical skill, and there would be no way he could have survived the hypnosis experiment!
As the saying goes, there is cause and effect.
So Lin En is very sure that this number should not be 0.
But the facts came into view, causing him to fall into unprecedented silence.
After a while, Lin En seemed to have thought of something.
Parallel world?
No, not possible.
In just an instant, Linn ruled out this possibility in his mind.
Not to mention that he himself scorned this theory, but let’s take another point.
This is the world of novels.
The plot of the original novel has only one line from beginning to end, and everything is words that have already been written down.
And Linn didn't even remember that similar settings were mentioned in the novel.
In his opinion, this is more like the axial time theory.
All stories start from the moment when the male protagonist appears, and develop in a predetermined direction, impartially, until the end.
In this case, what are the infinite possibilities?
In Linn's view, parallel worlds are a very false proposition.
For example, in some novels I read in my previous life, the male protagonist traveled to another world line to save the female protagonist who originally had a tragic fate, and the ending was happy and happy.
This sounds like everyone is happy.
But once the setting of infinite world lines is taken into account, there are always countless world lines where the heroines still live miserable lives.
The so-called salvation is nothing more than a peaceful relaxation after solving the problem of the world line at hand.
So Linn doesn’t believe in parallel worlds at all.
But besides that, what else can explain this phenomenon?
Could it be said that this is a set of fate and destiny?
For example, if a person is destined to die due to poverty in the future, then even if he gets a windfall midway, he will use it in various ways instead of getting rich twice.
Yvester is the poor person, and she is the windfall.
Although I have been here before, I cannot resist the revision of the plot by the will of the world.
But this also doesn't make sense.
If this is the case, at least the poor person should remember the wealth she once had.
Instead of being clueless like she just showed.
Feeling the gaze of the Final Witch, Lin En was silent for a moment.
Then he asked again: "Your Highness, do you still remember Maurice, Afia and Ms. Milani?"
His eyes stayed on the other person's face from beginning to end.
But this time, the situation seems to be different.
After hearing these names, the expression of the Witch of the End was different from the expressionless expression just now, and her expression stagnated for a moment, and then returned to its original coldness.
Lynn clearly saw a look of memory on her face.
However, that expression is not a good memory.
"Calculate the time, it should be soon."
After a moment, she said lightly.
Lin En looked at her: "What do you mean?"
"These people should still be living in the era you were in." Demon Goddess Zhongyan calmly said, "It's just that, They are about to die." Hearing this, Linn took a deep breath.
Of course he would not doubt the authenticity of what the Final Witch said.
Because there are not many descriptions of the villainous princess in the original work, and there are even fewer men around her.
At least Lin En doesn’t remember that the plot of these characters was mentioned in the original book.
Then there is only one possibility.
They were dead long before the plot developed.
Or perhaps, these people never existed, just because after I traveled through time, the will of the world supplemented the narrative of parts not mentioned in the original work in order to satisfy the basic logic.
Of course, for Linn now, these are not the focus.
He secretly remembered this information in his heart, and then returned his attention to the previous question.
As for the Final Witch, she has forgotten the existence of Lin En, but she still remembers her former subordinates.
So, what’s the difference between me and Afiya?
Lin En felt enlightened.
Perhaps, because he does not belong to this world.
To the natives here, he is like an alien that is incompatible with any plot.
A. Impurities.
Thinking of this, Lin En suddenly looked at the Witch of the End: "Your Highness, there is one more question."
"In your long life, have you ever heard the name 'Lynn Bartleon' anywhere else?"
The Final Witch said lightly: "No."
Lynn breathed a sigh of relief: "That's good."
Hearing this, the final witch She glanced at him and said softly: "What do you mean?"
"It means that for you, my era is history." Lin En looked at her with bright eyes, "But only I know it. , if I really existed in the past, it would be impossible for me to remain unknown.”
"The name Lynn Bartleon is destined to be resounding throughout the world."
The previous theory of the poor can be overturned.
Perhaps all developments in this world are destined.
But only for Linn, this is not the case.
From the perspective of "plot deviation", combined with the memory of death in his previous life, it is very likely that he was put into this world in order to change the plot of the original work.
There are no parallel worlds or additional timelines here.
There is only one axis of time.
The princess Ivester and the Witch of End in front of her are the same person from beginning to end.
It’s just that one is in the past and the other is in the future.
Of course, this may be a bit unflattering.
Linn immediately thought of another clear example.
Now he seems to be standing on the edge of a lake, while the Final Witch in front of him exists on the far opposite shore, and neither of them can directly interfere with the other.
Only by throwing a stone into the lake and creating ripples and ripples can it truly affect the other side of the lake.
The act of throwing stones is reflected in reality and is an action that changes the plot.
The lake between Lin En and the Final Witch is the modifying power of the world's will and a hundred thousand years of time.
Although there are some ripples of fate now, they will only be gradually wiped out by the resistance of the lake, and they will not be able to reach the other side.
So she didn’t remember anything about Linn at all, and the plot deviation was reset to zero.
Because to everyone in this world, Lynn does not exist in the past or future, but only in the present.
But this does not mean that what has been done before is useless.
After all, he just threw a small stone into the lake.
What if one day he lifts a mountain?
As long as the ripples generated can turn into wind and waves, sooner or later they will reach the other shore across the 100,000 years.
(End of this chapter)