After committing to memory the most important things that I gleaned from the Preview function, I returned to reality. According to the Preview, after a month, Olivia would still be held captive by the Order of the Holy Knights. That meant that, no matter what we were trying to do to save Olivia, we would still be failing a month from now.0

As time went on, Olivia would be subjected to various forms of torture and some kind of magical procedure that would ultimately leave her incapacitated.0

If we continued along this current path, we were bound to fail, but the reason behind our failure still remained unclear. The 100-point future had shown me the critical scene that proved we were doomed to fail, but it didn’t show me the reason why.0

I realized we were going to fail, but it was still too vague.0

‘Once more.’0

I let out a short breath.0

This time, I used a 200-point Preview.0

Having already seen the failed outcome in the 100-point version, I hoped to find a clue about the reason for our failure in the 200-point one.0

The 200-point Preview showed a brief conversation.0

The date and time stamp was from May 24th, Year 323 of the Imperial Calendar, around four in the afternoon.0

‘That’s tomorrow.’0

I knew the location well. It was the club room that belonged to “Grace”, and all the members of the club, including me, were sitting around.0

“I asked if we could see the president for a moment… And I was allowed to.”0

Olivia, although a fifth-year, had taken a leave of absence for a year to volunteer for activities related to the Great War. Thus, it seemed Ceres was addressing her respectfully as “president”.0

“But… The atmosphere was definitely strange. Senior’s expression was very dark, and it seemed like there was something going on… It looked like there was something she wanted to say but couldn’t, because the commander was beside her. I asked a few times to be left alone with her, but it was clear...0