I Don’t Want This Reincarnation

The story Elohim told me gave me the feeling of listening to a myth or fairy tale rather than their past. I asked Elohim, who closed his mouth after saying Kali had left at the end.

“Why did she leave?”

“Because she got everything she wanted from us.”

“Do you mean the oath?”

“A place to stay safe until she got her memories back, basic knowledge of this world, and finally, using an oath to bind our hands together.”

Elohim answered with a dry voice and looked at me with a sad smile.

“Use. Right. Kali used us. And I and Elahah crossed a river that couldnt be returned to a moment of misjudgement.”

Elahahs expression, who had been quietly listening to the conversation, gradually turned pale. As if he was unwell, he occasionally covered his mouth with his hand and let out a brief gasp.

“One year after Kali betrayed us and left, the world started to get weird. Large and small passageways opened, and living beings from other worlds began to invade. Humans have also changed as a result.”

Passageways opened? Without too much difficulty, I knew immediately what he meant.

“Gate…”

I remembered the explanation of the gate fromAbyss.

Gates appeared 20 years ago and peoples abilities were awakened six months after that. So it was all because of the existence of Kali?

“Is that possible?”

“We didnt know either. But if you think about it, there were plenty of possibilities because Kali had crossed the world that way in the first place. Only the child knows the details.”

“But didnt she say she loves living things?”

“Kali believes she is evolving humans. The weak should either fall behind or die, and only the strong survive to fill the future.”

“……”

“She said that only then can we have a properhappy ending.”

I frowned at the words beyond imagination. I couldnt believe there was really a person with such an absurd idea.

“Kali, who thought that gate alone couldnt achieve a perfect evolution, began to feel the need for a stronger calamity. Like the story of Noahs ark.”

A red light flashed through the light green tea set in front of me for an instant.

“In order to become a perfect god, she searched for a human to play the role of disaster.”

“…did she find it?”

“Yeah.”