"[System detected that a mber of the friend group is in a life-threatening state. A solo mission is now issued to the host.]"
[Solo Mission: Save Inori Yuzuriha]
Mission Description: Your friend, Inori Yuzuriha, is currently in critical condition due to drowning and blood loss. Please imdiately proceed to the world of "Guilty Crown" to rescue Inori and help her recover from her injuries.
Mission Reward: 1000 points
After opening the system phone, Souta saw this mission prompt.
A group mber encountering a life-threatening situation had only happened once before—when he rescued Kiss-Shot Acerola-Orion Heart-Under-Blade.
Although Souta was surprised, he felt more at ease compared to the last urgent situation.
After all, he now had the ability to resurrect the dead, so he no longer felt the sa urgency when it ca to saving people.
Even if soone died completely and their soul dissipated, with Kurumi's help, there was still a chance to go back in ti and save them.
"Inori drowned? That ans... the tiline is at the very beginning of the ani's plot?"
Souta recalled the plot details of "Guilty Crown" in his mind.
As a mber of Funeral Parlor, Inori was sent by Gai Tsutsugami to deliver the Void Geno.
During her escape, she was pursued and, due to the shockwave from a bomb attack, was blown off a bridge into the river.
After that, she would use the river to mask her escape, hide in an abandoned building, and et Shu Ouma there.
This marked the beginning of the story.
"The system says she's in danger and about to die from drowning and blood loss... Strange, that shouldn't be the case."
Souta was puzzled.
But soon, he realized the difference between animation and reality, recognizing that he had placed too much trust in the ani's plot.
Novels need to follow logic, but reality doesn't necessarily adhere to that, especially regarding character behavior logic.
For example, the famous "Revolutionary Machine."
However, when it cos to physical laws, the situation is reversed!
In novels, so common sense logic can be overlooked as long as it doesn't affect the plot developnt; few people care.
But in reality, facts are facts.
For instance, the last ti he and Shiroyasha complained about Izayoi and Kasukabe Yō being able to react and counterattack under superluminal attacks.
That's clearly unreasonable.
When moving at the speed of light, the outside world appears static, let alone at superluminal speeds.
One second for you could be a day for others; how could you possibly react?
By the ti you react, others would have killed you thousands of tis over.
If you don't believe it, try it and see if you don't die instantly.
That's the logic of reality.
"Inori was injured by a cha attack at the beginning, bleeding as she walked. By the ti she reached the bridge, who knows how much blood she had lost? Then, a missile from the cha exploded beside her, and the shockwave blew her off from such a height into the river, with all those injuries and blood loss... No wonder the system issued a rescue mission."
Souta thought for a mont and understood why Inori was in a life-threatening situation.
Obviously, physical laws in reality don't selectively fail.
It's a miracle she survived, let alone managed to hold her breath and swim downstream to escape after falling into the river.
Even Captain Arica would find that difficult.
[Please act quickly, host. If a group mber experiences a normal death once, they will lose the system invitation binding.]
While Souta was contemplating, the system prompt appeared.
"There's such a rule?"
Upon hearing this, Souta, who was initially not too anxious, suddenly beca urgent.
[Host is too lazy. Even with resurrection abilities, the pain experienced during death is real. You cannot ignore this aspect just because you can resurrect. Please treat group mbers as your friends and give them the basic care and love they deserve.]
The system reminded him again.
Souta was taken aback but quickly cald down and took it to heart.
Indeed, he had been negligent.
He waved his hand, and Chelsea was transferred in front of him.
"Greetings, my beloved subjects... Huh!?"
Chelsea landed on her buttocks, hitting the back of her head.
"Ouch... That hurts!"
It could be imagined that she was sitting before the transfer, hence this scene.
"Souta! You're... you're crazy!"
Upon seeing Souta, Chelsea imdiately understood the reason.
"I have sothing to do; I need to return to the my world."
Ignoring her complaints, Souta quickly said: (变态骑士也想守护世界 第245章_同人小说)
"From now on, you'll have to handle things here. If you encounter situations you can't deal with, rember to inform . Also, if Esdeath tries to inquire about , let know."
After speaking, he smiled and helped Chelsea up, then silently returned to his world.
Since this was a rescue mission for a group mber in critical condition, the system would grant a green light, not requiring a traversal card or a group mber's invitation.
Therefore, upon returning to his world, he imdiately initiated traversal and arrived in the world of "Guilty Crown" without any obstacles.
After the transmission, Souta felt a pressure greater than air and a sense of wetness all over his body.
Water entered his nasal cavity as he breathed, but he didn't choke.
He simply stopped breathing.
"Inori has indeed sunk into the river."
Souta assessed the situation and began searching for the pink-haired girl he rembered.
The divine shield absorbed damage conceptually, so it didn't displace the river water for him.
However, as a deity, moving in water was no problem for him.
He could even manipulate the water flow with his consciousness, a material superpower that was about to evolve into a "divine office," granting him the instinct to control matter.
It only took three seconds for Souta to spot a red figure in the dim river.
At that mont, a look of surprise flashed in his eyes.
"Faith power...?"
Souta was montarily puzzled but quickly refocused.
Saving her was the priority now.
He directly transferred the red figure over and used divine power to create an air bubble for breathing.
Then, he pointed his finger at the riverbed.
Silently, a section of the riverbed began to drain water, forming a vast open space.
Simultaneously, his material creation ability activated, constructing a very simple underwater base on the open space.
After completing all this, Souta, holding the petite girl he had transferred, instantly moved into the base's interior.
Rows of bright incandescent lights on the ceiling dispelled the shadows inside.
The interior had fresh air for breathing, and the walls were painted and detailed, exuding a futuristic sci-fi feel.
Material encompassed both mass and energy; creating electrical energy was not difficult for Souta.
With a thought, a bed appeared in front of him.
He gently laid the petite body in his arms onto the bed with a toy haniwa.
PS: Rewatching the plot of "Guilty Crown," hence the late update. It's still very enjoyable even now.
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