Chapter 210: Rinella’s Destiny is Her Own (3)

The dawn in the academy was tranquil.

Each enrolled student had their own individual training regimen. Consequently, it was uncommon to encounter anyone still asleep at this early hour.

No matter how talented one might be, this was an academy.

A locale that attracted geniuses from all over, and only those who could efficiently utilize each day would survive. Therefore, the tranquil morning scene at the academy felt strangely unfamiliar to me.

It indicated that the number of students heading home for the break had significantly increased.

Strolling along the deserted central avenue was an unusual experience. Despite my two years and six months at the academy, it was the first time I had witnessed the student union completely empty of students.

Well, I used to be one of the first to head home when the vacation started.

Had it not been for the Imperial Princess’s situation, the attack of demonic beasts, or the unexpected love letter from the future, this year would have unfolded much differently. Yet, such assumptions are futile in the grand scheme of things.

Something was lurking in the Percus Territory.

Knowing such a fact now, I found myself unable to avoid it. My precious hometown, where my family dwelled, teetered on the edge of desolation by the Dark Order. How could I idly stand by and take no action?

I needed to gather some information.

Certainly, prioritization was essential amidst the information I needed to collect. The most urgent rumor to delve into was my own activities over the past two days.

The future me was well versed about various events, after all.

But he didn’t come from the same timeline as mine.

In other words, his existence seeped from a separate timeline itself. So, the information he knew could be somewhat rudimentary.

If I were to label the future I aspired for as a “well-achieved future,” the timeline experienced by the other future version of myself existed distinctly as a “ruined future.”

And in the timeline where love letters originated, it wasn’t the “ruined future” but rather the “well-achieved future.”

That was why, even if it was the ‘me’ from the future, there was no certainty that he knew about the events happening in the “well-achieved future.”

Because, initially, the events he knew were limited to the “ruined future.”