Progenitor Vampire: I Have Many Skills!

Chapter 320: Anomaly

"No one can go against Destiny. Destiny is everything that can exist and is not limited by a world; Destiny is one of the only universal laws that exists. A single person can have thousands of destinies, and they are predestined by many factors from birth."

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"The once vampiric race was so powerful and exalted in the universe. But even they, with all their power and our help, could not overcome their own Destiny. So, do you think anyone can go against it?" she said, but she smiled a little in the end.

"But, to say that no one can go is also a little false. If only a little."

"There's a theory; no one knows where it came from. Who created it? The human race? The vampires? Or our spirit race? It could even be that Race of the Sun.

Or it could even have been given by Destiny itself. In that theory, an 'Anomaly' is contemplated, someone capable of twisting fate."

"Is it a living being? Or is it a law? It is an unanswerable question because, after all, this anomaly is a theory. The existence of such an anomaly was never confirmed."

Matt stared at her, revealing nothing on his face as she spoke in time with the movement of the wind. Her words were easy to understand; there was no confusion or need for her to explain again.

"It is held in theory because an 'Anomaly' must be able to have universal influence, correct? Because Destiny is universal." He replied, and she nodded.

"Your understanding of Destiny is better than I expected. That's right, an Anomaly cannot exist other than in theory. Because who has universal influence to twist fate?"

After saying this, a fanatical look formed on her face as she gazed at the river of Destiny. "Still, this is the most fascinating thing to me about Destiny and its anomaly. If there were an anomaly, I would like to be able to see it. I want to witness how it twists the Destiny. I want to understand what its function is and why it exists.

If such a far-fetched theory could be true, my mission in this world will be to discover why it exists and what for, to understand how it does it and its root. That is my deepest desire." She smiled fanatically at this point, unable to hide the great desire she felt inside.

This was far more exciting to her than world domination. And while she wanted others to find it exciting, she didn't know if such a person existed.

But she turned to look at Matt. "Don't you find it an exciting situation?" she asked.

Matt stared at her and looked thoughtful.

'It's a different dream than the dreams most people have. She really loves her role. But what does it take to understand an Anomaly? What does it take to understand the depth of that theory?' Matt smiled at last.

'To understand the depth of this theory, you can't just follow fate; you need to see it from the outside. From a different angle and with a different perspective.

At that, Matt smiled. 'Wouldn't it be interesting if someone could see it more deeply? 'Isn't it my wish to have a Spirit of Destiny who can know destiny so I can break it?' he thought, smiling softly.

'Let me be this anomaly, then.' He suddenly approached her.

He stepped before her and gently grabbed her chin to make her stare at him.

"Do you want to try it? It may be that the anomaly you've been waiting for so long for is right now in front of you." He spoke.

His words hinted at something greater. They implied a meaning she couldn't or, perhaps, didn't want to understand.

That's why she frowned, not taking her gaze from him. "You think you're that anomaly?" she asked with a meltdown.

Matt smiled.

"Honestly, I don't know what an anomaly could really be. Maybe I'm not that anomaly you want to see. But, I'm not willing to follow a destiny if it was already pre-set for me. Lately I've been asking myself, why did I come here? I'm not from this world, so why do I have such an important role in this world? Am I really from this world?

Lately, my mind feels as if this is the normal thing as if this life is the one I had to have lived all along."

"Lately, I feel like this is real life. But then, what did I live before I came here? And why can I fit into this world as if I belong to it from the start? I have too many questions in my head, and all I can think of is that there is a preordained destiny for me. Maybe it was always meant for me to come here. And if that's the case, am I following the Destiny that someone set for me?

I don't want that. I'm not going to walk the path that someone else created for me."

"Whether what I experienced before was real or a lie, one thing is certain, and that is that the pain caused by that loss cannot be repaired so easily. That is why I am not willing to walk this path that someone else created. That is why I need your presence."

"You are a spirit who sees Destiny. You can unravel its secrets and understand them. But you, too, are bound to Destiny. And what a coincidence, within me, I have a latent power that can change your entire Destiny. If you are destined never to increase your strength, I believe I can make it so that you can. Also, I can do something else." He paused at this point to stare at her.

She returned her gaze, never taking her gaze from him for a moment. She wasn't one to blindly believe anything she was told, but this time, she wouldn't refute and tell him that all his words were nonsense.

Even if his words were complete nonsense within the laws of Destiny, she had chosen this time to listen to the man she was destined with, even if that was contradictory.

"What's that other stuff?" She asked, interested.

He smiled. 'I like this personality.' He thought.

"If you ever want to see an Anomaly, you won't be able to do it using Destiny. The Destiny will not allow an Anomaly to exist outside of its capabilities, so you must have the ability to look further into it. You need to have a different perspective. That is what I can give you. Although honestly, it's dangerous, and it might not work; you might even die.

So right now, it's up to you to do it or not." With that, Matt finished what he had to say.

He kept grabbing Mei's chin, but she didn't respond immediately.