Having Reincarnated a Million Times I Won’t Let My Guard Down Even in a Peaceful World - Having Reincarnated a Million Times I Won’t Let My Guard Down Even in a Peaceful World chapter 66

66: A Milestone

It seemed to be the heaviest snowfall in many years that day, and it affected various modes of transportation from the morning.

The news incessantly emphasized the severity of the snow, showing the halted transportation and continuously broadcasting the troubled appearance of people who were stranded.

While watching the news at home, I was contemplating why they couldn’t take a day off despite the forecast of heavy snowfall.

It’s because of the “enemy.”

There is indeed an enemy… Touching upon a topic that made me realize that after a long time, I was excited.

Until now, they had been so insignificant that I had started to think, “Have all the countermeasures I have taken against the enemy been in vain?”

It’s truly ironic. It would be better if there were no “enemy,” yet I rejoice in their existence… I can no longer imagine a life without the “enemy.” I’m sure they exist, and I even wish for their existence.

Perhaps I want to fight and win. Despite saying that not fighting is the best, I might still want to fight and conquer.

A hero’s aspiration.

Because the “enemy” is evil.

Judging from today’s situation, I was able to confirm that—the “enemy” is in a position to harm many people.

That’s right, there should be nothing more important than human life, yet on a day like this, which seems likely to cause accidents, society orders us to “work.”

Yes, those who are stranded due to the paralysis of transportation in the news are all being made to do so by the intention of the “enemy.”

Because if that’s not the case, I don’t understand the meaning of relying on transportation that is likely to stop and walking in a city where one might die due to heavy snow.

They are probably being held hostage. It may not be something concrete, but it’s something like “earnings” or “lifeline,” the backbone of life.

I already think that not working and being able to live is the enemy’s strategy, starting from the concept of “you can’t live without working.”

I can’t explain it well, but I think there is an intentional “distortion” in the civilization of this world.

There is a world where humanity could live without working if they chose a different path somewhere, but because the “enemy” continues to interfere, humanity now has to work to survive, I believe.

There have been many great people who could have removed the shackles of labor from humanity.

And yet, the current situation where it couldn’t be done… I can speculate that the enemy of the “enemy” is humanity itself, society itself, and civilization itself.

But thanks to that, I can find peace of mind.

The “enemy” may be an “entity that moves society from the outside,” but it is not “society” itself.

I’m glad I believed in Mama. I’m glad I believed in Papa. I’m glad I believed in Anna-san, Milim, Martin, and Sheila.

Karina… Well, it’s a bit different because it’s not that I believe in Karina, but I can’t leave her alone…

I’m glad I believed.

Believing is happy!

Hey! You there!

“Rex, you’re weak against alcohol…”

Today was my 20th birthday.

Despite the heavy snowfall, it didn’t bother Martin, who had been staying over since the day before. I had stocked up on food and drinks after checking the snowstorm forecast, so I was well-prepared.

“Alright, alright. I got it. Now go to sleep. Just go to sleep for now.”

Martin put me to bed, and I fell right asleep.

I’m 20 years old.

I’m really 20 years old…