The Dark Magician Transmigrates After 66666 Years

ember her face.
The last time they met was when he got appointed as an elder.

Five years passed in such a state, and the girl had grown a lot.

“A lot of time passed.
And children mature quickly.
Like you.”

Jamie didn’t understand what she was saying; he didn’t have time for that.
Now he had to know the important events he missed.

“Where is his Majesty? Why is a child like you sitting there?”

“I guess you don’t know.”

“Because I am in a situation where I have to consider you a child; excuse my rudeness.”

Jamie approached her, intending to read her memories.

“Don’t worry.
You have more freedom.
Let’s blow the fire between us.”

At that, Jamie stopped walking and asked.

“What?”

“I am Isabel P.
Friedmoor.
Would you like this introduction?”

“… princess?”

He couldn’t remember her face, but he knew the name.
Because he was brought up as the son of a noble family and an elder in the Magic World.

Of course, he knew her name.

Jamie could only remember her face.
It was quite different from then, so he didn’t recognize her.

She was all grown up now.

“What happened, princess?”

“Please go back to talking comfortably.”

“I am sorry, but I do not have the time to talk.
The Church of Nothingness has already completely taken down the Magic World.
If you are sitting there, I am sure you know this.”

“Of course, I know.
But as I said, you do not have to be in a hurry as you have more time than you think.
Also, Haiss is safe.
The Count and the sister have been taken to a safe place.
The same goes for the other people in the estate.”

As the princess herself spoke about Haiss, Jamie sighed in relief.

Still, he was worried since he hadn’t heard from the other Jamie yet.

“Have you calmed down now? Then sit.
Do you want me to prepare a different chair for you?”

Jamie frowned at Isabel, who smiled kindly, and made a chair from magic.

“As I thought.
Magic is amazing.”

“So, what happened to His Majesty? I would appreciate it if you could explain why the princess is there.”

“You don’t have to be this polite.
I am no longer weak enough to be entangled in a mess.”

She spoke like she knew a lot more than she should, and the more Jamie got nervous.

‘What is that woman?’

She wasn’t too old.
Even if it was because she was a princess, he didn’t like her speaking as if she knew him.

“I am the child of Count of Seldam, and I cannot disrespect the Royal family.”

“Thank you for saying that.
You… seem fine still.”

“What do you mean?”

“I don’t know.”

Was she trying to mess with the brain?

As Jamie’s expression began to darken, Isabel shook her head and explained.

“Jamie.
You see me.
I was born with incredible foresight.
To the extent that I can see large parts of someone’s future.”

It would be more accurate to call it informing.

“I have confirmed the fate of many, and their fate is irreversible, and their end is always what I see.”

“…”

“But just one.
It was impossible for me to fully read your fate.”

“So you don’t know my fate?”

“It isn’t that.”

Isabel spoke in a calm tone and continued.

“Lot of hardships and growth.
The path you walk is usually taken by a hero.
Even if there are failures, there is always victory at the end.
Again you got what you wanted from the Devildom.”

Jamie’s eyes widened when the word Devildom came up.

He never thought that the specific word would be used.
Isabel continued,

“Actually, I wondered if that was the end of your destiny, but I hadn’t read it.
Looking at it now, the time hasn’t come yet.

“What lies at the end?”

“Nothing is certain.
As I said, I couldn’t read much.
There is only one thing I can say for sure.”

She continued with a serious face.

“You will have to make a choice someday.”

“What choice?”

“I don’t know, but depending on your choice, you…”

She took a deep breath and recounted the fate of Jamie she had read.

“You will stand in the dark.”

What kind of darkness it was, was unknown.

However, it was clear that when that time came, Jamie would be completely different from now.

It wasn’t known if he was a good or bad person then.

Darkness is just an abstract expression, and there is no such thing as negative.

But just like humans have senses, Isabel didn’t think darkness was good.

“Darkness…”

Jamie mumbled as if pondering.

It wasn’t known if he could count on what Isabel said, but she knew about Devildom.

She wasn’t scamming him.

Jamie let out a short sigh and shook his head.

“Let’s think about it.”

“It is positive.”

“Because you get stressed when you look at it negatively.
It is more important to solve the problem immediately than to know when it will come.
Tell me.
Everything you know.
Then I will take care of everything.”

If he knew who he was, he would have nothing to fear.