You call this the mastermind?

Nothing special happened during the rest of the day.

Although being caught by Melen makes the atmosphere inadvertently become a little weird, the three "brothers and sisters" are still in the running-in stage of living together and need to adapt, so overall it doesn't seem to be too big. Awkward.

Mellen's attention was actually not focused on the two dishonest "sisters".

He was always thinking about what Sylvie said in the future.

"What do I want..."

The drifting snowy scene outside the window was still there. Mellen, who was sitting in front of the large French window in the living room, was sipping lemon tea prepared diligently by No. 1 and fell into a state of thinking.

The other person said he was a weaver, which seemed to make sense.

Although there are no traces of some things that happened in the past, whether it was becoming a wizard or becoming the heir to Fort St. Grant, it was obvious that Meren was able to grow rapidly and across classes.

On the other hand, the same is true in many details during this period.

For example, a while ago, Melen wanted to find out about the blasphemer while avoiding as little trouble as possible.

Therefore, in St. Grant's Castle, neither the battle between the mixed-blood and pure-blood classes nor the mysterious Black Knight incident had ever affected him.

As the core of the incident, Mellen was like an outsider, with enough free time to observe everything.

This is business.

In private, he inevitably made the common mistake that men make, which is to be a philanderer. He provoked not many women, but not many.

It stands to reason that this would be easy to overturn, but so far, everything seems to be in harmony.

Of course, some things cannot be truly harmonious. Just thinking about it carefully, it seems that several parties involved have not had many opportunities to meet because of their busy schedules.

Even if they meet, there will be no conflicts due to various reasons.

Even Meren thought about things related to Mrs. Chelsea and Alyssa.

Whether it was the initial relationship between Mellen and his wife that quickly heated up because of Alyssa, or whether it was the fact that his wife had no choice but to accept that Alyssa would have something to do with him, was it really the reason why he was so lucky?

In other words, can everything that seems inevitable really happen naturally?

"This should not involve an impact on people's thinking, but it can subtly change many things, such as the timing and severity of Alyssa's illness..."

Taking a sip of the warm and sour tea, Meren looked at the scenery outside the window with a thoughtful expression.

Based on his current speculation, to put it simply, it is manipulating fate, but it is not a subjective manipulation, but a subconscious influence.

Compared with the superficial golden finger, this ability is obviously more powerful.

But why does Sylvie in the future know all this?

What did she mean by what she said?

"According to my current thinking, what I want most is that there will be no trouble that can break my peaceful life." Mellen thought: "Including but not limited to the black sun disaster in the future."

"So this requires a powerful, unrivaled force that can solve all troubles. And a way to prevent the world from being destroyed."

"The idea of ​​the former lies in the main god space. The so-called reincarnations can not only change their own destiny, but also use them to influence the life trajectories of more people around the world."

"The latter will be put on the reproduction plan for the time being, and the effect is not yet certain..."

In short, there should be no problems with these ideas. Even if there are problems, they can only be corrected after the plan is actually implemented and the errors are discovered.

But if there is no problem with this aspect, what is the problem?

"Does she think that even if everything I'm thinking about now comes true, it won't bring about a good result?"

The thought gave Mellen a slight toothache. If he hadn't thought that he couldn't defeat the opponent, he would have had the intention to arrest the mysterious Riddler and torture him.

But on second thought, Mellen felt that since she would rather be the Riddler than speak clearly, could it mean that some aspects of the situation were not serious, so she didn't need to speak clearly?

In other words, some of the ideas she wanted Melen to change would not affect the overall situation at all?

What kind of thoughts need to be changed, but it is difficult to explain clearly and has nothing to do with the overall situation...

Turning his head to look at Sylvie, who was not far away, huddled in the kitchen with No. 1 preparing dinner, Meren pondered slightly.

"What she said couldn't be about the relationship between men and women, right?"

This was a somewhat exaggerated idea in his opinion. According to Mellen's impression of that woman, it shouldn't be possible, but who could tell whether that woman might be a fool beneath her mysterious surface? ?

After all, in this era, she is just a fool...

Mellen did not think about it further.

Because at this moment, Sylvie, who was whispering to Number 1, suddenly turned her eyes white and fainted inexplicably!

This happened so suddenly that Meren ran over in a hurry.

"What's going on?"

After squatting down to investigate, he frowned and asked, "Okay, why did you faint suddenly?"

"I, I don't know." No. 1 replied a little panicked, "We were just talking about something new appearing in the woods and we were going to check it out later, and then she, she suddenly fainted."

"What about before this? Did she have any special reaction?"

"Special..." The girl who thought of something hurriedly said: "She seems to have said that her stomach hurts? Yes, right after cleaning the spring water."

"After cleaning the spring?"

Mellen was stunned, but couldn't think of anything, so he could only pick up the unconscious silver-haired girl and hurriedly put her to the bedroom to rest.

After all, she is not a real human being, so it is useless to check her body. So after thinking about it, Meren warned: "I will go to the spring to see if there is anything abnormal. You can keep an eye on her here first." ”

"Okay, please, brother."

The girl hurriedly answered, the anxiety on her face was still there, but she could no longer be called panicked.

No. 1 is not a person who gets confused when encountering things, not to mention that Melen is still acting as the backbone, so although he is caught off guard, he will not lose his sense of proportion.

Mellen doesn't know that either.

It can be said that no one knows better than him what Sylvie's future will look like - at least she won't die midway.

"Could it be that the pollution has reappeared?"

As he rushed towards the underground spring area, he guessed, "Or is it because of my previous blasphemy?"

The source of the pollution has not been found, so it would not be surprising if it resumes.

As for the blasphemer incident, the incident was uneventful. There had been no changes before, which made Meren suspect that there was a problem. But now that there is a problem, it can be regarded as expected.

However, when Melen arrived at the spring, he found that things were not what he imagined.

He actually saw a group of "babies" here!