Is that so…?
Maybe…

I think I’m not very smart.

This guy is struggling even more around him.

Because of your unnecessary actions, the royal family is falling apart.

It’s because you meddled that the king is going to die.

The thread built by the king.

While saying that the future changes with abilities, it’s amazing how you can be so certain about predictions amidst so many abilities…

It seems likely that there is a high possibility they are going to make the prophecy come true by themselves.

The predictions may change due to the actions of the gifted, but that aside, there are also predictions that take the actions of the gifted into account as normal.
This time, I can’t help but think that doing nothing might have changed my predictions.

If you do nothing at the point of prediction, that future is already determined.
That’s why the future where he dies because of something he did is the reverse of causality.

The death of Waterman is largely due to the picture in the thread, right?

Isn’t it a bit too harsh for Titi to die because we spared this guy’s foolish plan and let him escape?

I don’t know if that future will come without doing anything or if it’s something that needs to be acted upon.

I’m pretty sharp when it comes to things related to special abilities, but otherwise I’m a bit of a scatterbrain girl.

There isn’t anyone in the story who knows more about precognition than this guy.
For some reason, whenever this guy’s topic comes up, a lot of anonymous people who think they know more about predictions than him appear, and it’s a mystery.

I understand that Prophet-chan realized from the experiment that the results of her powers can change the predictions, so it makes sense that she would take action.

Is there any benefit to having this guy around?

A foolish worker leads the organization to destruction.

It’s fine to say that using special abilities can change the future, but the method is…

I want to be naughty.

It’s a bad person without self-awareness.
I thought it would be fine to kill the villagers, and I was motivated to do it.

If we don’t intervene at all, it might somehow end up being a result of prophecy after all.
In the story, since we can’t see that “if,” the prophet girl appears to be at fault.

The incompetence of divination that reminds me of Sarnight Eye.

Is it the case that the moment one receives their supernatural ability, they can perfectly grasp that ability?

The king wouldn’t stop Prophet-chan without any basis, right?

Isn’t there any depiction of this guy being useful in the past?

It’s normal for having no special ability and the current path you’re walking to be the path that leads to that future to coexist, right?
Even the way to change the future through abilities was changed by the prophet herself as someone who is kept alive, so it’s not just about killing.

It is a certain future that the kingdom will fall, but perhaps it’s better not to do anything intentionally…
An idle prophet or something like that is even crazier.

Just because you are knowledgeable about abilities doesn’t mean you have a meta perspective like the readers.

To be honest, the king’s neglect of the queen and the reasons for keeping Diana alive as revealed in the current situation…
There are parts that act a bit loosely and fluffily, so I find it hard to fully trust them.

It just looks like they’re moving with a vague motivation that somehow an otherworldly being like a king could change the future.

I don’t know any situations where this guy’s ability has been useful, so for now, he’s just someone causing pointless battles and making people die.

If we do nothing, the king will die and the country will perish, so we have no choice but to do something.
Selling my body even if it’s for a lesbian.

You don’t know the certain conditions for changing the future, Prophet-chan.

But she’s a cute girl.

With hardly any information about Julian, I thoroughly examined the footprints.
It has reached the point where it is determined that Yulian is the only one in the story who made a contract with the sea.
Because I’ve realized the usual posture from the battle with Alcos, I’m normally really clever.

Are you really reading the manga if you label something based on assumptions when proper evidence is presented?

It’s fine to be aggressive, but let’s make sure to read the manga properly.

Well, the author is also treating them like a character that’s meant to be teased.

I’m surprisingly thinking about it… and I’m not really thinking deeply… it’s going back and forth between the two.

If you’re saying you can’t read the manga, you need to quote which response you can’t read, otherwise it just looks like you want to provoke.

If the king had managed to do something on his own, it probably would have worked out somehow.

To put it meta, the prophet needs to be somewhat useless for the story to progress.

No matter if I try leaving it alone, compromising, or any other route like in a loop genre, it doesn’t work.
If it has to be this way, then I guess there’s no helping it.
When I just look at the work, it really seems like you’re creating reasons to go against the country.

In a situation where I can see a future where an assassin kills the king.
The king himself was not only neglecting the assassin but rather had a stance of welcoming them.
I think it’s quite a reasonable feeling to mess around as a subordinate.

It’s like a model of a rebel, questioning why such a good child would kill a king and then providing their own motivation.
No one in the story insults the king as much as this guy does.

Both the head and the personality are morally good and bad.

If you trust Wang, you can’t choose to just leave that future alone.

At the moment, I’m in a completely absurd role, so there are some clever moments, as well as extra things I do.

The king’s ability being on the same level as Julian is already super strong, but it’s understandable that he’s not all-powerful from a meta perspective…

In this case, the problem is that their actions are too reckless compared to their goals.
From the outside, it looks like preparations for rebellion, and it unnecessarily directs hatred towards the country from Julian and the others.

If Titi dies, this incompetent hate management will surely fail.
I think I will survive.

I think the preparation is quite solid.
Prone to making mistakes in the heat of the moment.

I was surprised that it looked like a sailor uniform in the thumbnail.

If left unattended, it will eventually awaken and become a being that destroys the nation, but what kind of process will lead to that?
Could you please describe it lightly?

It’s kind of a mixed feeling because the “silly cute” line seems a bit old-fashioned!

At least several dozen people have died because of this guy.

From the very beginning, this guy has been underestimated for some reason.
The unsettling depiction of Diana, aside from the deer, and the detailed intentions of this guy are being somewhat held back.
I don’t really understand, so it seems like I’m being arbitrarily labeled as a bad person by applying a template.

Everything is for the king.
The king is not actively stopping it, so he is in agreement.

I really want to put an end to this battle with this guy this time.
If this continues, it will be tough.

If the thread image isn’t bad, then…
A king who cannot say a word to his family. Everything is bad because of that.

Why is the queen being allowed to be so reckless in the first place?

The possibility that it was enough to simply convey the prophecy to the king.
The original route might have just worsened because the prophet was meddling with the prediction source.

Wasn’t I being treated as that kind of person somewhere without even having to fit into a template…

If it’s harmless unless you poke at it, then isn’t it that the prophecy wouldn’t even come?

In reality, the king cannot be called a wise ruler because he causes unnecessary victims due to his leniency towards his family.

Isn’t it just leading to a worse situation than the present even when there’s nothing?

It feels more like the path of “No matter how hard I try, it seems I can’t change anything.”
“Isn’t it because you do unnecessary things and end up getting people angry?” It seems like a route.

Someone, deny that I’m not smart.

Well, it seems like I might be able to see the prophet who has experienced an incredible setback or is dead, even just a little more.

After seeing the prophecy, I was instructed not to take my eyes off Anval and to secretly increase surveillance.
Wouldn’t it have been better to report to the king first?

Show me your breasts more.

There were definitely things you didn’t have to do…

It feels like the king is more shallow than I expected, and because of that, the unnecessary actions in the image seem even more prominent.

Although not particularly lacking in intelligence, there are many aspects depicted that are rather clever and well-prepared.
That being said, it’s amazing how the common recognition from those around him, including the king, is that he has a shitposter mentality.

“I tried various things to confirm the conditions that will change the future.”
“It won’t change unless unique abilities work hard to influence it.”
The fortune-teller is saying that this current development is inevitable and necessary.
I can’t help but have the feeling of wanting to say something for the sake of it, which makes my sense of conviction feel weak.

Even if there is a premise that the future can change with the intervention of a person with special abilities, it’s wrong to assume that just leaving it alone will let the king solve the problem since the prophecy states that the king will die.
With that in mind, I am now doing various things to avoid the king’s death.

I’m good at sex!

Rather, the king who left the prophet alone and is telling Lucas to go kidnap a baby is quite the mess.

It’s just ridiculous that even though they turn a blind eye to their own family’s terrible actions, they still get called a wise king, and all I can think is “Huh?”

If you want to change the prophecy, killing Diana will definitely do it.

With this, something might happen to Titi next week or the week after.
If Diana starts to show signs of awakening, it’ll seriously be like, “What the heck, you…”

Since this guy is the only one with a reason to fight the protagonist in the story, if he dies, the story ends, so I guess he won’t die this time either.

It’s scary that there are so many strong-looking people around that executioners and prophets can’t move.

It seems that, considering the current situation, this guy is definitely doing unnecessary things… and then…
Diana is really something, isn’t she? I’ve always thought that it might just be a setup before the real deal.
In terms of depiction, it’s almost certain that Diana is dangerous, hinted at by the deer and the sea.

From here, Prophet-chan’s great victory! Ready to go to a hopeful tomorrow!! It would be troublesome if that happens.

In the first place, just because Diana killed someone doesn’t guarantee that they’ll die…
The prophet has died once, and there’s a Harem, and Julian can also be resurrected.
If you kill Diana, there’s no guarantee that it will be okay.
In the future, it might be Julian who kills the king instead of Diana.

Well, there might be a twist, but if you look at the current situation, it’s inevitable to say, “If you couldn’t kill Diana with that, then you’d be the sole culprit, are you okay with that?”

I wonder if this guy is struggling.
Since there’s a super lenient dad behind me, I can do whatever I want!

If they aren’t a bad person, they’re quite a fool, so it’s even better for them to be somewhat of a villain.

For now, I can only see that future happening with Diana’s awakening, but it wouldn’t be surprising if there were some unexpected twists.

It’s like someone in the story is pointing it out.
I also want you to ask me if this could be the reason for it.

If Diana dies, then what was that prophecy about?
If the prophet dies, Julian won’t have to fight anymore.
It’s fine to fight, but what are we going to do?

Structurally, if we avoid the prophecy, the story ends, but if it goes as predicted, I have no idea what the thread image is about or how it will unfold.

It’s an over-80 grandmother whose loyalty has gone out of control…

This time, Dear ◯ Lucas Julian won’t die, and the prophet will retreat, otherwise the story will end…