Chapter 371 The Chosen One?
Ever since Michele and Hader made contact, Letekar has been secretly observing his movements.
He always thought that Michaeli was merely a parasite of male insects, using their power and money to act as their accomplice.
But the news he received this time gave Letecar a different idea.
Tan Chi's attitude towards Michele had always been strange. He knew that his lord hated Michele, but with his abilities, it would have been easy for him to kill him, but he had never done so.
He thought that Tan Chi might have some feelings for Michele, until the incident at the Graham family a few days ago completely shattered his idea.
Tan Chi didn't not want to, but... he couldn't.
It was as if something in the dark was preventing him from doing so.
He had felt the same way the last time he put a sack over Michele's head.
He had considered killing Michele directly, thinking that it might end the matter once and for all.
But when his first punch missed, his instincts as a female soldier made him change his mind.
He hadn't thought about it in detail at the time, but now, considering all these things, there are indeed many strange things about Michele's case.
"baby?"
Suddenly, a gentle voice interrupted Letekar's thoughts.
Tan Chi walked over with a glass of bright red juice. Seeing the stunned look on Letekar's face, he put the glass on the coffee table next to him and then half-squatted down.
"What happened? Why do you look so pale?"
He looked at the somewhat absent-minded Letekar with a hint of worry in his eyes.
Letekar shook his head. "It's nothing, I just find some things strange."
Tan Chi didn't press for details, but simply handed the juice on the coffee table to Letekar, saying, "Try the latest fruit juice, pomegranate juice, and see if it suits your taste."
Ludkar gripped the glass; the cold touch calmed him down slightly.
He hesitated for a moment before slowly speaking, "My lord, I just received news that when Michael and Acosta were discussing the head of the Acosta family, they said that Yuriel would die soon."
Tan Chi's eyebrows twitched slightly. He sat down on the cushion beside him and did not speak immediately, but listened quietly to Letekar's narration.
He clenched his fist. "I've always felt that Michele's behavior is sometimes quite strange."
It makes absolutely no sense.
But each time, the outcome was good.
This makes it difficult for Letecarr to understand using normal logic.
Whether it was his acquaintance with Acosta, his joining the Graham family, or his sudden approach to Aaron's powerful lord.
There was something eerie about everything.
Tan Chi remained silent for a moment, then finally sighed.
He reached out and took Letecar's hand, saying, "Honey, I have something to tell you now, something that might be beyond your comprehension, but I promise I'm telling you the truth..."
Tan Chi took a deep breath, his dark eyes fixed on Letekar. Seeing him nod, he continued speaking.
"Actually... the world we live in is a book."
Lutekar looked up abruptly, his icy blue eyes filled with astonishment. "A book?"
“Yes.” Tan Chi nodded. “That’s right. This world is a book, and we are all NPCs in the book, or more precisely, cannon fodder surrounding the protagonist.”
Le Tecal tried to process what Tan Chi had said.
Then his voice rang out again, "And Michele is the protagonist of this book, the so-called chosen one. They have the protagonist's halo, and the more they are suppressed, the more likely they are to survive against all odds."
Otherwise, why would a sub-female always get all sorts of unexpected opportunities?
Isn't it the rules of the world that are helping him?
"The protagonist? The chosen one?" A hint of disgust flashed across Letkar's eyes. "Could it be that the Insect God chose him? How can such a hypocritical insect become the chosen one?"
He felt nauseous, as if he had heard the most absurd joke in the world!
How could the insect god he worships possibly favor such a being?
Seeing this, Tan Chi hurriedly hugged Letekar, "Don't get excited, don't get excited. Maybe it's because of this that the Insect God couldn't stand it anymore and specially threw me from another world to set things right?"
Regardless of whether it was the insect god's will, he was able to come to this world and meet his lovely wife.
That is the will of God!
Letekar instinctively looked at Tan Chi, and after a moment of silence, he saw Tan Chi's eyes, which were focused solely on him.
"Does that mean the head of the Graham family is really going to die?"
His voice had regained its usual coldness, but it carried a slight, barely perceptible hoarseness.
Tan Chi shook his head decisively, "That's the plot from the original book. Now it seems that Yuriel shouldn't die so soon."
Letekar looked up, puzzled. "Why?"
Tan Chi couldn't help but chuckle, "Because in the original book, Mien didn't marry Yuriel. And Yuriel's cause of death wasn't illness or an accident, but rather... he felt that this world was utterly boring and that there was no point in living, so he chose to commit suicide."
And now Yuriel is so obsessed with Mien.
How could he possibly seek death again?
Letekar's brow remained furrowed. "But what if our fate as cannon fodder is beyond redemption..."
He had witnessed too many insects die on the battlefield, and this sense of the impermanence of life made it difficult for him to control.
But if the world has already written their predetermined fate, is there any possibility for them to fight back?
“No, it won’t.” Tan Chi’s unusually firm tone pulled him back from his thoughts. “Baby, listen to me. The fate of cannon fodder can be changed. In the original book, at this point, Mien had already died because of the mental sea riot. There was no story of him being sold to the Graham family later.”
If even a cannon fodder like Mien, who was destined to die, could have his fate rewritten, then other things are even less of a concern.
Upon hearing this, Letekar relaxed considerably.
Seeing this, Tan Chi suddenly leaned closer and asked with a smile, "Baby, do you want to know what you were like in the original book?"
He quickly mentally prepared a story, intending to fabricate a peaceful and happy ending for his wife so that he could finally put his mind at ease.
To everyone's surprise, Letekar shook his head without hesitation. "I don't want to know."
Tan Chi: "???"
No, why doesn't his wife play by the rules?
He couldn't help but hug Lettkar and comfort him, "Don't worry, my darling is a very powerful insect even in the original book!"
Ludkar remained noncommittal.
Even if Tan Chi didn't say it, he could guess that, according to the original book's plot, Tan Chi didn't appear, and without Tan Chi, he could never be better off than he is now.
Even dying on the battlefield might be considered a lucky way to die.
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