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“After all, you entered here as a human, unlike others who have a vision beyond that of humans and cannot discern the information here.” BB nodded.

At that moment, Shiomi reached out her hand and gestured to Touko.

Orange then realized that Olga Marie had been holding Shiomi's hand the whole time.

After she took Shio's hand, she noticed that everything in her field of vision had changed.

Shared vision.

Through the connection of the magic circuits, what Shiomi sees is superimposed on their field of vision, allowing them to perceive the information here from a higher-dimensional perspective.

“No wonder you specifically mentioned the Master and the others,” Olga Marie said. “Why is it that even human magicians like me and Lady Orange can—”

“As I just said, you are a descendant of Animusphia.” BB revealed a deep look in his eyes. “According to Mooncell’s calculations, if all of this ends successfully in the end, Animusphia will end with your generation.”

“…” Olga Marie fell silent.

She roughly understood what BB meant.

By staying by the teacher's side, as special human beings, we gain eternal life, and therefore have no need or desire to reproduce.

Personally, it is indeed something to be happy about.

However, Animusfia will likely disintegrate more completely than Elmello.

She needs some time to process this predictable outcome.

"And what about me?" Orange asked with a playful look.

Looking at the person who accompanied Shiomi to the Mooncell central hub, it's hard not to suspect that the selection method was based on whether they had a physical relationship with him.

“As a Grand Puppeteer who has mastered a portion of the mysteries of the soul, Mooncell will invite you to assist in operations at some point in the future if humans set foot here,” BB said.

Orange's expression shifted from amusement to helplessness: "So it turns out it's because I'm a great potential labor force?"

“If you don’t want to get involved, you can just refuse when the time comes,” tide Jian said with a smile. “Besides, since you love to wander the world so much, it would be a good thing if you could set foot in a place beyond the planet in your own name in the future.”

"I'll think about it." Orange was glad that Shio understood her feelings so well.

Everyone responded with gentle looks, and BB turned around and continued to lead the way.

“The topic has drifted a little off-topic,” Morgan said. “What exactly is this central area that Mooncell allowed my husband to enter and intended to take him to?”

“That’s the core of Mooncell, and also the main body of Mooncell,” BB said. “As I just mentioned, SE.RA.PH is just a part that Mooncell created for development. Because it’s not officially operational yet and hasn’t created more higher-level AIs, it’s essentially an empty city.”

"No wonder it's so deserted," Artoria said suddenly. "Just like my holy city."

"If I ever get tired of Earth, can I move in with my family?" Shio asked jokingly.

BB suddenly stopped in his tracks: "It's possible, but even as a god, if Dad decides to do this, it means he will become the de facto manager of Mooncell. In my opinion, that is a much greater responsibility than saving the world right now."

Her voice was unusually calm and rational, undoubtedly emphasizing the importance of this matter.

"Sorry, it seems I took some things too lightly." Shiomi shook her head helplessly and quickly changed the subject. "But now that I think about it, it's a bit of a pity. I should have asked Sakura and the others if they could come too."

"Their words are now synchronized with my field of vision through VR."

BB continued walking and revealed the incredible truth.

Chapter Ten: Heading to the Central Hub

As tide Jian and the others followed BB's footsteps toward the central hub.

On the bridge of Storm Border, Sakura and Kallen synchronized BB's view using VR.

—VR is probably a limited-edition item provided by BB.

Others were also connected to Mooncell's monitors from their screens, watching the journey in real time.

"A live-action lunar travel show...?" Shio felt her foot slip and almost lost her balance.

Skadi examined the structure of the fictional city of spirit particles with great interest: "This is a rare experience. Even if we are forced to forget it in the end, being able to see it with our own eyes is a good experience for humans."

Her tone was gentle, and she stood in the position of a goddess, judging the whole matter with a positive attitude.

“Since you’re speaking so seriously, my beloved disciple should have nothing to say,” Scáthach commented with a smile.

"Hehe~" Skadi laughed too.

BB smiled calmly: "Let's continue with our previous topic. The Mooncell's core was originally an absolutely forbidden area that only the final victor of the Moon Grail War was allowed to set foot in."

"So, is what I'm doing now considered a back door, a special privilege?" tide Jian asked.

“Strictly speaking, it should be considered a well-deserved reward for Dad after he passed all the standards set by Mooncell,” BB said. “Now Dad is qualified to determine the foundation of human reasoning.”

"If Earth hadn't been wiped clean, would Tianxi have needed to make the special detour to get here?" Artoria asked.

“You can understand it that way,” BB explained. “'Creation' and 'existence' are extremely important powers for a universe that needs infinite possibilities. Originally, the latter was something that Mooncell was supposed to grant, but Daddy got it himself.”

"It's a bit of a loss," tide Jian said, feigning regret.

Led by BB, the group quickly passed through SE.RA.PH and arrived at a special area.

From here, you can take a special elevator to the Mooncell central hub.

"The central hub is the mind that operates the moon, observes the earth, gathers the past and the future within it, and records the vast and seemingly infinite possibilities of the future. It observes and calculates the fate of the branches in seconds, and is a single-eyed box that is closed in the form of 'light'."

"Light?" Olga Marie looked thoughtful. "Is it similar to the lights on the planet's surface that Chaldea observed?"

“It’s different from Chaldea.” BB shook his head. “The central system is a system tree that can see the entire destiny. ‘Light’ is information that can replace and change the laws of physics. It is a crystal that locks up light from hundreds of millions of light-years away and operates on light.”

From BB, everyone learned that Mooncell possessed performance surpassing that of Chaldea.

"So, does using the central hub negate Chaldea's 'human reason guarantee'?" Shio asked.

"In terms of the outcome, it's possible. But faced with a destiny that has countless branches, in what form does Daddy want to negate Chaldea's actions?" BB asked.

“I…” tide Jian was speechless for a moment.

This is a very important question.

Should we deny the existence of Chaldea from the outset, or should we simply stop its operation altogether?

“These are all things that Dad needs to think about and make decisions about when facing the central authority,” BB said seriously. “Chaldea has entered the final stage. It’s not difficult to simply deny Chaldea from the front, but only Mooncell knows the answer to what kind of impact that would have on the pan-human history that is confined to the surface of the celestial sphere.”

“That’s a complicated question,” Morgan said.

If, along with Chaldea, the planet's surface were completely rewritten using Mooncell, erasing all records of Chaldea's existence, and covering the planet with the pan-human history they knew, in a form where Chaldea never existed, then...

In a sense, the problem is solved.

But is this really the right option?

Even if it wasn't a lie, in the end, only the members of New Chaldea knew all of this.

No one knows that they once abandoned pan-human history.

The new world is merely an absolute "copy".

"What does BB think?" tide Jian suddenly asked.

"Huh?" BB hadn't expected him to throw the question back at him. "Unfortunately, I'm just the superior AI responsible for guiding Dad, an information life form born from Sakura's information. So—"

“But you have your own soul. You are both Sakura and not Sakura.” Shiomi asked seriously, “BB, what kind of choice do you hope to see your father make?”

BB looked troubled: "They actually used this method..."

But her eyes remained clear and mischievous: "Of course, I hope that the final decision will ensure that Dad will not feel any guilt or regret over a long period of time."

“Then there’s no problem.” tide Jian smiled.

Morgan nodded: "My husband, you just want to check the answers with BB, right?"

“Let’s just consider it a parent’s heart,” Shiomi said with a smile. “Sakura and Karen understand this even better.”

BB looked unhappy: "That's why I said it's a headache... Anyway, we're almost at the central area of ​​Mooncell. The journey of all of you companions ends here. You can only stand at the entrance and watch. If you continue forward, it's a place that only Dad and Mom are allowed to approach."

After a brief movement, the trackless aerial elevator stopped in a special area.

Before even stepping outside, Shiomi could sense the gravitational pull that drew the entire computer space into this place, the very foundation upon which the fictional city of spirit particles existed.

"So in the end, all we get is to watch Morgan and his protégé perform from the VIP seats?" Scáthach shrugged, looking seemingly dissatisfied.

“Master…” tide Jian didn’t know how to persuade him.

Morgan walked out first, then turned back with a slightly smug look: "There's no other way; I'm the only one who can assist my husband in the battle right now. I apologize to everyone, but please understand."

"No wonder you're always so nonchalant," Orange said thoughtfully.

Because he was fully aware of his own uniqueness, Morgan did not care how many partners Shiojian had.

“Who knows?” Morgan smiled gracefully.

Skadi pursed her lips, her face serious: "From now on, only the two of you can figure out how to deal with this. Please be very careful."

“We’ll wait for you here, teacher,” Olga Marie said.

"Just make the choice you believe is right, Tianxi." Artoria looked deeply at the two of them.

Scáthach also gave her a silent, tender look.

tide Jian nodded gently in response to their encouragement.

Then, with Morgan in his hand, Qi walked toward the central hub where they were waiting for their arrival.

Chapter Eleven: The Threshold of Blazing Sky

A spacious room.

No, it's so large that Shio doesn't know whether she should call it a room or not.

Knee-deep water flooded the floor of the space, surrounded by marble columns that were either collapsed or towering, as if to say that this was a place of ruins.

Nevertheless, this vast space contained very little.

Therefore, the first thing that caught the eye of the One God Morgan was the strange object located in the center of the space.

A simple, floating, one-eyed object.

Although its shape isn't particularly unusual, it evokes a sense of something different.

That alien feeling comes from something that brings different concepts, an ancient relic of an unknown civilization.

Without a doubt, this is the Mooncell central hub that BB mentioned, which is also the main body's single eye box.

Floating in the air like a perfectly assembled high-level Rubik's Cube, a portion of the corner facing the crowd was partially exposed, revealing its transparent interior and the 'light' trapped inside, unable to escape.

"Its structure is simpler than I expected, yet its concept is impossible to grasp at a glance..." Shiomi said softly, "What kind of alien civilization left this thing on the moon...?"

Morgan thought for a moment: "We don't know the exact time Mooncell was left here. Perhaps this is the deepest secret for Mooncell. But maybe that alien civilization was more advanced than the Greek twelve machines, or maybe that civilization has already disappeared into the universe."

“Never mind. If we can find the answer someday, let’s leave it to humanity that pioneers the route to the stars.” Shiomi let out a soft, resolute laugh. “And our mission is to ensure that humanity can visit such a future.”

“Looking after what's called the cradle of a planet…that's quite an impressive job.” Morgan wholeheartedly agreed, looking at Mooncell. “So—”

The central point is still some distance from the One God, at a height that cannot be reached while standing on the water.

If you want to make contact, you have to fly up and actively approach that place.

Just as Morgan confirmed that there was no abnormal gravitational field obstructing the area and was about to take flight, transparent steps began to extend from the center of Mooncell toward the location of the One God.

“Steps…is this a path being opened up for us?” Shiomi became unusually nervous.

Morgan understood.

After all, it is the mind of a god that has not yet been opened to humanity. Originally, it was the Limitless Holy Grail that required 128 Masters to be eliminated layer by layer, and only one winner could be determined in the end.

"Go."

Then, Shiomi said to Morgan, "Let's confirm each other's will."

"Ah."

Morgan nodded, slowly lifted his feet, and climbed the steps, gradually approaching the center of this space, the central hub of Mooncell, the Sky-Blazing Threshold.

Until it's within reach.

The light within Mooncell continued to flicker without any change.

The enormous cube did not ripple at all.

It was like something that existed naturally, there for anyone to touch.

Morgan stared at the light for a while before looking away.

Neither the Fairy Eye nor the Star Eye can fathom its mystery.

The same applies even when both are combined.