An Extra’s POV

"Emil is a different case, though."

Ater's response to Rey caused him to raise an eyebrow, but he still waited for an elaboration to be made on the matter.

"Emil is a Symbiote, and so she takes on a lot of your qualities as you take on hers. In essence, it's not like she's a distinct entity as I am. She's a part of you and you're a part of her. Ahh… how envious I am of her…"

Rey shivered slightly, definitely creeped out by Ater's words at the end.

The smile he rendered as he remained on his knees and looked up at Rey made the whole thing seem even weirder.

~Hehehehe! It's a good thing he knows his place!~

Emil's laughter of victory nearly deafened Rey's inner thoughts, almost drowning his worries. However, that couldn't completely silence the concerns that still littered his mind.

"Even if that is true, your argument for being from another world doesn't work."

"Hm? Why do you say so?"

"I'm an Otherworlder, and so are my classmates. Yet, not only could The Oracle use [Clairvoyance] on me, but I can also use it on any of my classmates."

In essence, Ater's excuse was refuted by its own logic.

If Otherworlders were still subject to the Skill, then how was Ater any different? What made him distinct from other Otherworlders?

"I should be considered a special case, though. After all, you Otherworlders were called by the world through a means that isn't strictly within the bounds of the System, while I was brought in here by a Skill under the System."

Rey could see that Ater was telling the truth, but he didn't understand how he could draw such an inference and make such a conclusion.

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seemed quite

about seeing Seraph, an Angel, right? That means your travel was fully sanctioned by the world,

"I still don't—"

someone who got a permanent residency or citizenship in H'Trae, and me as

learned that from

"I see…"

benefits from the System—one of which was the ability to be subject to [Clairvoyance]. That way, you are recognized as official denizens of H'Trae that can be used by the world to

permanent resident or citizen's case would

shouldn't you be the same? If you were summoned

the tools of their Summoners, and so the one who summons them is responsible

Rey understood it, getting into H'Trae the proper way was what gave he and his classmates the privileges they got, including H'Trae's welfare system—the [Clairvoyance]

the other hand, were not given this

At least, not completely.

foreigner. Of course,

listened, the more he

sense in its own way, and Rey could hardly find

this was because Rey didn't know much about the

for its future. It measures all the constants and variables, calculating everything accordingly in order to arrive

every other

what The

"Y-yeah."

anyone. It felt a little nice to get this matter off

Then, I suppose that

"Objective?"

and it makes sure the action of everything and

"You mean—"