53. The Astrology's Self-Personal View

Although it was not mentioned because the main perspective was not here, Kilshtalya also experienced an amazing adventure.

In other words, it was an unlucky experience of being cheated.

What exactly is the problem?

Who plotted against Kilshtalya?

The initial point of divergence, or the initial problem, actually lies in Kilshtalia's "habits".

What are Kilshtalya’s habits?

The answer is ‘divination’—although not completely accurate, it can also be described as ‘predicting the future’.

As a person who can surpass the monarch Animusfia in this aspect, Olga Mary is not as good as Kilshtalya, and the old director Maris Billy has a little bit of talent to biotechnology. Even geniuses like Kilshtalya have some not-so-good habits.

It is difficult to predict the future, but Kilshtalia can do it more easily. In this case, Kilshtalia's every move relies too much on "predicting the future", so it will only be severe when the human body is burned.

Time is actually a very subtle thing. Lu Mingfei said this in his lecture on Shi Chuanquan and will not repeat it. Therefore, although the ability to predict the future is very convenient and easy to use, it is not omnipotent.

From a macro perspective of time, Kilshtalia cannot predict the future of human-real burning, because at the time point in Kilshtalia, that is, in the "future picture" of Kilshtalia's "predicted" there is no future of human-real burning.

On the day of the first spiritual transfer, Kilshtalia naturally also made observations on the future.

But the result is that nothing happened.

He could not even predict the scene where Reve detonated the bomb.

After falling into the sea of ​​imaginary numbers, relying on Ophelia's magic eyes to project his consciousness into a special point, Kilshtalia has reflected on it.

On that day, what was the real reason why Kilshtalya, who was the most powerful in theory, was killed directly?

Answer: It's been plotted

Professor Refu naturally knew Kilshtalya's ability, so the person who really detonated the explosion was probably not Refu, but the Demon King in the Temple of Time in the deep crown position.

The Demon King detonated the bomb in Chaldean and burned human history at the same time, because the time temple where the Demon King was located did not exist on any time line. For Kilshtalya, who lives on the time line and predicts the future along the time line, it is equivalent to at that moment, the entire time line was messed up and burned down.

It can only be said that it was targeted.

Kilshtalia, which was projected on the sea of ​​the Atlantic Ocean, naturally had to reflect on its own problems.

However, it is really easy to predict the future, and Kilshtalya is indeed used to relying on this ability.

It is natural that Kilshtalya made a prediction of the future.

This is a very important point of disagreement.

Kilshtalya did not know the problem between Lu Mingfei and Kenis, who is now equivalent to the incarnation of the sea god.

After predicting that Kenis had the attribute of "crazy" and would kill Lu Mingfei, Kilshtalia took action without hesitation.

He has always been a person who keeps his promises. He had said before that he would protect Lu Mingfei, so he naturally had to do it.

Therefore, Kilshtalia habitually launched action with the starting point of "predicting the future".

This time he was not careless.

Instead, I continued to use "predicting the future (divination)" to carefully analyze the enemy's combat effectiveness and concluded that "it is difficult to fight head-on", so "then I will be responsible for holding Kennes."

Since it is not about head-on, but about delaying it, in Kilshtalia's magic, he will naturally choose to borrow the power of Pluto to create the Hades hat and force Kenis through this most advanced stealth technique.

Kilshtalya's judgment is absolutely fine.

However, after that, a series of unexpected changes occurred, which eventually led to the current result of Kilshtalia-

Well, I originally wanted to use illusion to disguise myself, but the illusion lost control and could not go back. I was caught by Kenis. Then Kenis met Jason, the captain of the Argo who came to find her, the old crew member, to return to the team. In this way, Kilshtalia confusedly got into the Argo hero.

After knowing that the supporter behind the Argo hero is BB, Kilshtalya actually doubted whether the series of accidents he experienced would be BB planning to plot against him behind the scenes.

But after getting familiar with the situation, this speculation was quickly overturned.

bb herself does have plans, but almost all her plans are out of control due to "variables".

bb summoned Hekati.

Because of fate, Circe, the incarnation that was independent of Hekati, was also pulled over.

Because Circe didn't want to get involved in trouble, she unfolded the barrier and hid herself while helping bb to the minimum while doing things.

As a result, Lu Mingfei decided to go on the water because of Kenneth's suggestion.

Then he accidentally broke into Circe's island.

Then it was because of the attraction of Lu Mingfei and others that Weilesrana appeared. Because Weilesrana and Circe's magic went out of control, it turned into a battle between Weilesrana and Mecal.

Because of the battle between Vereslana and Mecal, the lurking ancient god Athena found an opportunity to kill him.

Then?

Because Athena who was hiding retrieved her identity as Pluto, the power of Pluto borrowed by Kilshtalia was out of control, and then it was now.

No matter how you think about this series of accidents, it is impossible for someone to manipulate them behind the scenes.

The most reasonable statement is that the existence of the King of Special Points, the three-phase goddess Hekati, even if she does not take the initiative to do anything, as long as she exists, various "opportunities" and "variables" will continue to emerge.

Kilshtalya can only be said to be unlucky.

But he - now it's 'she' - she has always been an optimistic person. After all, if you think about it in a different way, you can be considered as if you accidentally got into the enemy's base camp without the enemy's expectations?

In addition, when Jason, who was afraid of being retaliated by Castor or Medea, chose her, a newly-joined member of the "ordinary person" as a Cinderella girl because of his cowardice, Kilshtalia was optimistic that this was also his luck.

Taking this opportunity, she decided to try some bold moves, such as asking a question that Kilshtalya had actually wanted to ask long ago.

On the way to the special point of London, Kilshtalia pretended to take a walk and came to Jason, who was blowing the sea breeze on the deck, and asked casually:

"Captain, why do you listen to the words of the man named bb? If I remember correctly, she should be the mastermind behind all the chaos, right?"

Although the current situation seems to have been out of control of bb.

But this question in Kilshtalya has indeed not been resolved.

Why did Jason obey BB's will?

Jason just glanced at Kilshtalya.

Kenis during the Princess of the Sea was a great beauty - after all, he was a woman who even gave Poseidon the trident after he fell in love with it - but Jason now had Medea lily staring at him, so he naturally did not dare to act rashly.

He blew the uncomfortable sea breeze and replied casually:

"Why do you ask this? Or, why do you think we shouldn't obey her orders?"

If it weren't for the fact that people had to bow their heads under the roof, Kilshtalya really wanted to say "Don't answer questions with questions!"

But now Kilshtalia can only pretend to be a good girl, and said silly and naively: "Because you are the legendary heroes! I know a little about the mystery of the Greek system, so I know your legend. How can heroes like you obey the instructions of bad people?"

"Because we were summoned by her."

"The bondage of the contract? If you want to think about that kind of thing, Sister Medea can destroy it at any time, right?"

“…”

Originally, I just thought it was Kilshtalya who was unlucky. Ordinary people accidentally got on the boat, Jason narrowed his eyes.

It seems that it is a little uncomfortable to be blown by the sea breeze.

"...I said, you seem to have made something wrong. A hero will not do bad things? No, you seem to think that a hero is a good person? A good person will not do bad things?"

Kilshtalia frowned. She realized that Jason was circumventing the original topic, but at this time she could only continue to cooperate and pretend: "Isn't it?"

"There are not so many right or wrong in this world that can be clearly stated. Depending on the situation, good people may do bad things, and bad people with great traitors may do good things. What's more, the so-called Greek hero and the so-called Argo hero, although I am proud of myself for gathering such a group of people, I still know the fact that 'We are just a group of robbers in the eyes of many people'."

Jason showed a troublesome expression and scratched his short hair that was somewhat messy because of the sea breeze.

"After all, the so-called Argo Heroes and Golden Wool Journey is essentially just rushing to other countries to snatch their treasures. This matter itself is actually quite stupid - just like the 'navigilance' itself, it is a very stupid thing."

Kilshtalya was really surprised: "As one of the most famous sea adventurers, do you think so?"

"What's strange about this? The so-called heroes are basically a group of idiots, except for me, as a man, I am indeed a fool, but as a hero I am not. After all, chick, what do you think is the difference between the 'hero' and 'robber' of our era?"

"This... is respected?"

Jason seemed to hear some interesting joke and laughed.

"Respect? You insist on saying this is not wrong, but most heroes actually don't realize that what they do is actually no different from robbers and bandits, so I said that they are fools as heroes, but I am different. At least I know what I am doing... Although it is often said that they don't look like heroes at all."

Jason shook his head.

"In fact, it's not that complicated. The gap between the so-called Greek hero and the robber bandit is actually..."

"Although we are all doing the same thing, there is 'glory' ahead of the heroes?"

Kilshtalya suddenly interrupted.

She suddenly became interested in the captain who looked like a clown at first glance, but it seemed that it was not that simple.

"Take the story of Golden Wool as an example, the robbery of your Argo heroes is glorious. If you ask why, because you have the support of the gods - especially the queen Hera, the Greek gods have given your actions 'glory'."

Jason glanced at Kilshtalya with some surprise.

He nodded, then shook his head again.

"If it is for Teacher Chiron, your answer is the standard answer, but in my case, I think that the glory of the so-called robbery behavior of our heroes is not given by God. After all, regardless of whether they are given or not, the essence of the robbery behavior has not changed. What really makes them "seemingly glorious" is actually the so-called heroes who do robbery. Glory does not exist, at least it does not exist objectively, at least it exists subjectively in the hearts of various robbers, so it makes the robbers think that they have become heroes."
To be continued...