As the Villain, I Have a Persuasion System Chapter 279 : Jin Ruochu's Mysterious Origins

Orseya said quietly: "During the Crimson Tsunami summoning incident back then, there was indeed a Dark Fairy driving it. Correspondingly, we also dispatched pursuers—both sides perished together. But our side lived longer, because she who was near death once fused within a human body."

"That's impossible, because ordinary people would have rejection reactions, unless they have affinity constitution that can resonate with fairy magic."

"Why do we pay attention to such constitutions? Because having them as partners during critical crossings causes much less trouble—equivalent to a last resort safe harbor."

"That would be Manjusaka's mother."

The Knight Commander's revelation of past truth left the pink-haired girl's face solemn.

It sounded like a beautiful story—mutual aid and support after calamity—but one crucial problem remained unsolved: if so, why did both fused parties die together not long after?

The fairy from Erald Court didn't even leave molts behind—imaginably, completely burned out.

"Why?"

"Unfortunately, your mother was within the catastrophic influence range, deeply infected, while the incompletely fused affinity holder fairy also had limited ti. But they coincidentally chose to extend activity ti as much as possible... limited to the body. Yes, she was brain-dead long before, only residual consciousness and fairy thoughts pretending to be normal. Your father should have felt strange then, because this birth ca from death."

Even the well-traveled Knight Commander felt shocked. After learning this truth from back then, Orseya sighed at life's greatness—this case was absolutely unique.

A fairy and a human, strangers who t and shared hardships, both gave up possible continuation plans to gamble everything on the life in the womb.

How many miraculous steps existed within?

Mother's survival, fairy's survival, successful fusion between both parties, fetus remaining safe, consciousness dying yet preserving flesh, successful delivery... none could be missing, probability infinitesimally small.

Orseya murmured: "Then we knew a Fortune and Misfortune holder had definitely descended. You sacrificed your entire childhood's luck just for that mont's cry."

When first discovered, fairies were also amazed. Among this era's several top Causality types, who would claim the strongest throne? Undisputed.

Lightning-strike sensations swept through Jin Ruochu's entire body—ice-cold, dumbstruck. Truth was beyond imagination's boundaries. So how should she interpret this? How to view coming into this world?

A corpse gave birth to herself, then even moved around for a while?

Did Fortune and Misfortune's first curse power take away the luck that could have saved mother...

"What am I!"

"You are my miracle." Suddenly Hibiscus tightly embraced the pink-haired girl, who burst into tears while weakly pounding her chest.

"By normal human ethics, I'm a monster."

"No, no one can make such arbitrary decisions, and I absolutely won't allow it." She cupped Jin Ruochu's face, looking directly at those tear-filled eyes. "I'll say it again—you possess three miracles: a brave fairy, a great mother, and yourself. Since birth, you've redeed many lives."

Magical Girl Manjusaka's achievents needed no elaboration—world-renowned, this na was already carved in history.

At least everything created so far spoke of her value. What mattered was what she brought to reality—no need to dwell on origin entanglents, shouldn't think about those things.

"You are special, Manjusaka." Orseya's voice echoed through the conference room. "Bathed in fairy-gifted magic power, born from death, erging from corpses is a curse of resentnt and hatred toward Disaster Beasts. Can also be called blessing, helping you walk smoothly all along."

"Their deaths were very valuable, creating a triple miracle holder as precious as full-elent Magical Girls."

"You're destined to break through peaks."

—Every sentence was like blades stabbing into her chest, making Jin Ruochu infinitely sad.

Every miracle accompanied corresponding costs. So the innocent motherly love from birth all ca from a... what should that be called?

"Right, carefully comprehend this feeling. Why did I invite you to the divination hall? Quickly beco Fruition Stage Fortune and Misfortune magic—we'll precisely calculate Great Disaster situations together."

"Shut up!"

Hibiscus's angry voice accompanied pressure, harshly dispersing sound waves and breaking magic techniques mixed with bewitching words. Though without malice, consequences weren't good.

Since Orseya revealed motives openly, she would also respond with intimidation—don't play little tricks.

The Guardian Knight Commander's eyes flashed with pressure like thunder illuminating myriad rivers, even the ceremonial compass surface reflected heat waves. Affected Edwina and Julius simply shrank into corners, only praying things would end quickly.

Fairies didn't expect the silver-haired girl holding her companion to remain unmoved, directly facing one of the fairy's top combat powers without changing expression, even pressing magic power back.

"She's not even Fruition Stage—too slow. You're also slightly inferior, Hyacinth. The peak still has distance from you."

"Then let's see the truth in action."

"I must apologize for my earlier slip of tongue. To show contrition, I'll provide you with Holy Relic erosion data and various technique knowledge."

Orseya's 180-degree attitude change left fairies dumbfounded—their superior was so reasonable, even showing appreciation for the disrespectful party, clearly valuing them highly.

She had intentionally tested, and Hyacinth understood too—everyone tacitly knew.

After the commotion, Jin Ruochu finally stopped sobbing, keeping her head down with red eyes, saying nothing. Perhaps the narrative tone was quite blunt, but the Knight Commander's every word was precious truth—reality was indeed cruel and hard to accept.

"Everyone continue chatting. Don't let interrupt the rhythm. Please continue."

Willfulness wasn't allowed in this world—only facing reality. Right now she just needed rest.

Jin Ruochu took a deep breath and simply ditated.

After confirming her companion was fine, Hibiscus asked the key question: "Actually, Great Disasters can be predicted to so degree?"

"Always predictable, difference is accuracy. What brings most accuracy is actually equivalent exchange. If she were this era's strongest, perhaps enough to calculate which year destruction arrives... No matter, Fortune and Misfortune sitting in the strongest position brings everyone protective certainty—maximum benefit."

Orseya praised without stint. Earlier contempt was provocation—actually, which Magical Girl reaching such heights was simple?

"Actually, strongest can erge from several top-tier of the sa type, but the real deciding factor is the user."

"Completely correct."

"How many eras can you observe?"

"Only vaguely divine bits of the previous era. Actually, distant past and future are equally unknowable. We don't know total era count, what the era before last was like, unclear about various magical positions throughout history."

Just as Hibiscus showed regret, the Fairy Knight Commander suddenly added: "But one magic always occupies the strongest of its type."

Though unable to determine total era count, they could divine a certain magic always holding the strongest throne of its type?

Sounded contradictory, but having contacted prophecies several tis, Hyacinth knew this fit principles—whoever had stronger fate intervention power would always hold center stage. Easy to understand. The question was who was so exaggerated?

"Summoning's strongest has never changed."

Orseya solemnly announced the answer while observing the silver-haired girl's reaction—neither humble nor arrogant, neither proud nor impetuous, seemingly already expecting it... truly strange.

"I thought you'd object: why not Sands of Ti?"

"Users definitely understand it's hard to survive early stage—high mortality probability. What actually supports combat power is things outside magic, yet we're easily attracted by magic, always developing while neglecting others... In summary, Sands of Ti hardly becos strongest."

"Therefore current you is very special—can be called most valuable historically. We never expected Sands of Ti could be used this way—it was originally the most useless ti-type."

"What flower is the Summoning strongest?"

"You and I have the sa answer." Orseya stared at Hibiscus but couldn't see any ripples.

Fairies had always doubted Magical Girl Hyacinth's prophecy rumors full of holes, not understanding. Yet the other party showed no flaws, gripping secrets that concerned fairies—also a deterrent.

Inferior probing was aningless, so she continued explaining:

"You probably want to ask if that user lived through multiple eras? Not so. One destruction erases everything from information level—theoretically uninheritable, aning you at most forever possess previous round mories. Also, cannot detect her position—she hides very deeply."

"Mm."

Hibiscus answered aningfully. On this point she was ahead by one step—indeed netizens were quite reliable.

Beside her, Orseya guessed the Magical Girl also possessed considerable information, slightly stunned. Truly ridiculous—originally thought World Tree Realm intelligence would completely crush Salvation Church, yet the other side was equally matched, incredible.

"Since you understand, let you handle it. Anyway Erald Court has no reason to provoke such an inexplicable strong being."

"Can you provide so magic mystery-related intelligence? For instance, soone fell unconscious due to magic mystery product costs..."

She briefly ntioned Erina.

Previously just stating nas could cause curses, but now Fruition Stage could withstand it.

Orseya listened with constant surprise, never expecting this session's Magical Girls to be so capable, various strange cases erging—no historical reference.

"Magic mystery topics must be discussed in Erald Court palace, where barriers exist to weaken Knowledge Poison."

"So strong?"

"Withering Stage core secrets naturally have high toxicity, plus I don't know much. If Her Majesty awakened, that would be good."

"Is there anything I can help with?" Hibiscus was very curious why the system would generate related suggestions. Perhaps so hard-to-notice elents existed—should experint combining fairy knowledge.

"As World Tree blessed one you might help, but wait until Dark Fairy interrogation finishes. Besides, Manjusaka needs rest now—won't disturb."

The Knight Commander nodded, both bid farewell.

The space left for two guests seed incredibly spacious, only Hibiscus's sigh remaining.

Too much information, but none counted as good news—more like throwing out leads. Perhaps fairies also lived in mist.

Just then a fairy ssenger presented a stack of files.

She glanced and found Holy Relic, technique and other related knowledge. By human logic, much research data should be classified, but World Tree concepts seed to favor spreading more. Fine—just current gains made this trip worthwhile, though costs existed...

Hibiscus helped up the seemingly lost Jin Ruochu, arm around shoulders leaving the divination hall. The latter was soft as boneless, seemingly lacking strength.

Difficult.

With Magical Girl Manjusaka's optimistic personality being struck to pieces, how to easily recover? Directly going to fairy-arranged guest rooms probably inappropriate—should breathe more fresh air instead.

Right now Jin Ruochu sighed heavily.

Felt like familiar world instantly shattered, mories once treasured as spiritual harbor in mother's embrace gained eerie coloring. How much reality remained in life? Had she always lived in false spiritual comfort? Everything was curse.

"We're here." Suddenly a hand patted her back, interrupting thoughts.

Returning to awareness, she found herself in a sea of flowers—fragrant aromas, colorful petals floating around.

Her body went limp without reason, then let this weakness take over, simply kneeling on the ground staring at the distance—that tree still crystal clear, the world unmoved by sorrow.

Hibiscus also sat cross-legged, holding the pink-haired girl's head on her thigh, stroking her cheek while smiling: "Soone evaluated that I could help friends relax this way—should be okay?"

"I'll take it you heard. Honestly, if you feel mories aren't real, why not appeal to the present? We live in this mont."

"Right."

Jin Ruochu's eyes flowed with hot tears, murmuring: "Dr. Mu, I understand everything and don't regret it, just feel sad. Fate has such great malice... Only you are my sole gift."

Suddenly she looked up, arms encircling Hibiscus's neck.

Cherry lips t another pair, zero-distance contact between two pretty faces sharing tears.

Through wind and rain, finally Jin Ruochu decided to express her heart directly.

"Sorry, I was impulsive. But I must say our relationship has long transcended love, hate, emotion and enmity. Let's keep walking this fated path."

"You needn't apologize—should bla for putting you in this situation... I know so future, perhaps could have done better." Hibiscus took a deep breath. "Should thank you for tolerating till now, obviously making you handle company affairs daily plus combat."

The pink-haired girl suddenly broke into smiles through tears.

"Self-aware ruthless capitalist, but I didn't lose anything—yours is mine, mine is yours."

"Indeed."

Seeing her companion in high spirits, she finally felt sowhat relieved. If it were Dandelion's reserved, shy yet heavy yandere type, wouldn't be so direct. Jin Ruochu's unique charm was brilliant blooming emotional expression.

This protagonist's base color was tragic, seemingly echoing Magic Girl of Light, but her soul denied all this, always standing up again after blows.

Originals wouldn't be so quick—imaginably Manjusaka was depressed long, so despite strong talent fell behind first tier due to too many burdens. After losing burdens she rapidly strengthened—how should she think? Too cruel for Jin Ruochu.

Fortunately, currently successful.