Perfected Tempest

40. Mass Naming. Again

Ramiris's POV

After I agreed to start living in Tempest I've been building the labyrinth as I was requested to. It was going well up to the 60th floor when large numbers of people started to come in. After asking what was going on the person in charge said that Tempest was under attack by enemy soldiers of Falmuth.

Are they that stupid as to do such a thing. Rimuru alone makes this country safe from every being from what little I know of him. That and what Veldanava told me about him long ago. At first I just wondered why he was forced to leave so quickly after showing up.

Ramiris- "Why did you come and take my gifted items and destroy them? Even the food as well. Now I can't enjoy what happens next in that story." I said looking down dejectedly.

Veldanava- "It isn't his time yet and his very being is dangerous to the world. If he stayed everything would have died because of him."

Ramiris- "That makes no sense how can he be so powerful if you're still alive? Shouldn't you be able to stop him as you are now?"

Veldanava- "No I can't stop him. I can only convince him to do things. He is just too powerful to force to do anything. He is my opposite after all."

Ramiris- "What do you mean? It sounds like his being born now signals the world is coming to an end. Is that why it's too early?"

Veldanava- "That is the main reason why. But remember what I said Ramiris, he is my opposite in being. That means he'll do similar things to me and have a similar thought process as my own. But he'll cause the world to eventually fall into either chaos or destruction. It was for that reason was a hero system created. To stop such a dangerous possibility from happening. But no hero exists yet to alter his dangerous and thoughtless tendencies. If he stays the world will join the void even faster than before."

Ramiris- "I can understand now why he had to be sent to a place far removed from the world but why did you destroy my gifts he gave to me?"

Veldanava- "They can show people how the world works in unique ways. They also shouldn't even exist yet. They are a paradox that could cause the world to change drastically to fix the time problem they cause. Just them existing is a danger just like he is. He won't be allowed to come back until a hero who can protect time itself appears. If they do then that individual can at least stave off the inevitable destruction that will follow my opposites arrival."

Ramiris- "So he is inevitable and you just want to create something to stave off his destructive tendencies that are naturally to him. Like your tendency to create things you shouldn't make. But why then did he appear now if he is meant to signal the end of the world?"

Veldanava- "Because like me he does things on a whim that have Major backlash. We both have a tendency to give away skills after all, along with name things we don't have too. But this particular instance is because he time traveled to the past for the first time on a whim."

Ramiris- "So he's from the future then?"

Veldanava- "Yes he is. A future that is brighter than most others. Unfortunately it could be even brighter and that's why he traveled to the past. Because he had regrets he wished to fix. He also did it to pull pranks on people as well."

He then said under his breath asshole but I couldn't help but pretend not to notice. I never realized he was such an important being to the stability of the world. It also explains why he felt so familiar to me. Though I still had one question left to ask.

Ramiris- "Well then what about his kid then. What will be done with her?"

Veldanava- "Nothing will be done. As she is still bound to the world's rules through her unique skill I don't need to worry about her continuing to go down her original path. He at the very least didn't give her an ultimate skill thankfully. But just renaming her like he did caused large ripples in the time stream along with fate itself. I'll need to do a lot to fix both so everything returns to the planned route. For now I'll leave her be mostly because if she were to die I'd feel bad for the perpetrator of her death. God have mercy on that poor soul."