My Salvation Game Became true?!.
Chapter 606 - 387: This Has Become Mythical? ×N!

Chapter 606: Chapter 387: This Has Become Mythical? ×N!

Rose Academy, within the headmaster’s office infused with the scent of flowers, the headmaster Rose had her eyes closed, as if she were intently experiencing something.

Not far away, the headmaster of Sword stood with a solemn expression, while the head of Blazefire paced back and forth.

To be fair, the head of Blazefire did not wish to see Rose sign this contract. Even though, as far as the content revealed on the contract documents was concerned, this contract seemed ’fair’ and was not the sort of dreadful contract that involved selling one’s soul.

Yet even so, there remained risks associated with signing the contract, and from then on they would be restricted... This was not quite like submitting to a superpower. Being subordinate to a superpower like the Great Oasis meant more than paying tribute; they had to obey the sovereign nation’s commands in major affairs, but they still retained a great deal of autonomy at other times.

However, the head of Blazefire was also keenly aware that in the treacherous Ghastly Realm, people actually had very little choice. From the common folk to powerful Six Senses individuals like them, everyone had to toil for survival. If they failed to seize today’s opportunity, they might not be lucky enough to survive the next disaster that swept through the entire realm when it came.

This opportunity had to be attempted, and headmistress Rose was the most suitable choice.

Thinking this, his gaze firmly rested on Rose, lingering on her face that showed few wrinkles and remained captivatingly beautiful.

After a long moment,

this graceful headmistress opened her eyes, and shock registered in theirs.

"How did it go?"

asked the head of Blazefire, unable to wait.

The headmistress Rose, who had already half-stepped into a new world, was still somewhat dazed. After a while, she finally spoke, "It’s... incredible! If this is a gamble, then we’ve definitely hit the jackpot. It’s a great opportunity for our City of Fallen Stars!"

But owing to the restrictions of the contract, headmistress Rose revealed very little substantial information, almost as if she had said nothing at all.

Nevertheless, she appeared extremely excited and invigorated, as if rejuvenated and overflowing with boundless energy. Seeing this, both the head of Sword and the head of Blazefire were somewhat perplexed and worried.

"This contract, it’s not with the Blazefire Commerce Guild, is it?" asked the head of Sword.

After a brief moment of contemplation, Rose replied, "No, I can only say there’s some connection, but if the City of Fallen Stars wishes to compete with the Blazefire Commerce Guild for dominion over the Great Domain, then we absolutely must side with the Blazefire Commerce Guild."

Wait, Rose, aren’t you getting the order backward here?

Right now, the dominant superpower in the Fallen Star Domain is the established ’City of Fallen Stars,’ and the Blazefire Commerce Guild is the newcomer challenger, right? How come in your words, it’s as if the City of Fallen Stars isn’t even worth mentioning?

Observing Rose’s odd expression that seemed to say ’you don’t understand,’ ’you have no idea what I’ve seen,’ ’I know everything but can’t tell,’ the two headmasters exchanged glances, slowly forming a question mark between them.

Rose... hasn’t gone off the deep end, has she?

They were fraught with anxiety, but headmistress Rose mentioned that in time, she would present ’evidence’ persuasive enough for them, so the two headmasters eventually left.

Soon, only headmistress Rose and Matissa remained in the office. Rose had a bellyful of words stifled within her, and now she could finally speak freely.

"Matissa, you’ve made a significant contribution this time. Can you get one or two more contracts... membership proofs?"

Matissa thought for a while, then shook her head.

"The exchange list doesn’t have such contract documents; you would need to apply for them, and during the application, you must fill in the ’inviter’s’ identity information. That is to say, the contract we used just now wouldn’t have any effect if the headmasters Sword or Blazefire were to sign it.

"The application instructions also note that, in principle, one Great Oasis power can only request one additional membership proof."

Upon hearing this, headmistress Rose sighed, "This means we can’t allow old Sword and Blazefire to enter the new world. It’s a pity, there are so many things that could shock them for ten thousand years, and I can’t share any of it. Ah, how dull~"

Matissa: "???"

Not able to continue that line of conversation, she added, "Also, when I applied, there was a note saying that the new member has to undergo a period of assessment. If our City of Fallen Stars hadn’t been cooperating with Blue Star early on, and you, headmistress, hadn’t entered Blue Star’s sight long ago, then this contract proof wouldn’t have come so easily."

"Blue Star?"

Headmistress Rose lightly tapped Matissa’s forehead, chuckled, shook her head, and then shared her speculations. If she could meet with the tower master Elucis, she would find out that their speculations were quite similar, if not practically identical.

After all, unlike the youth such as Matissa, they had seen more, knew more, and could perceive the depth of the organization!

Finished speaking, she looked at Matissa, who was tremendously shocked and enlightened, and couldn’t help but laugh.

"These are all just conjectures, although they are probably very close to the truth. But since the organization has not clearly stated it to us, act as if you know nothing, just like before," said headmistress Rose.

Headmistress Rose waved her hand, "Go attend to your own affairs. From now on, I will also be in seclusion for a period. Perhaps there will be an opportunity to glimpse an even grander vista."

She had already heard from Matissa about the ’great power of Awakening.’ She wasn’t naive enough to think that just because the organization imparted a great power she could easily break through, but at the very least, there was a possibility to try.

Even if the breakthrough failed, she could emerge unharmed and perhaps even rid herself of some of the impurities entwining her.