The words that came in response to the question of wanting to die.

"You don’t have to die. You can become a constellation of another star and live happily with your wives."@@novelbin@@

My expression turned blank without meaning to.

What was this supposed to mean?

"But, wasn’t it said that once the sanctuary is set up, it can't be undone? That’s what Hypnosis-chan and that spider said."

"That’s right."

"Then, if I don’t die… humanity will perish instead, right? So, I’ll die regardless, right?"

Was I shouting that I could just die and be done with it?

It was because I had no other choice but to think that way.

The whole human race, my wives, and even myself would die.

Then, just me dying.

Anyone could see that the latter was the overwhelming advantage.

It wasn’t that I hadn’t thought about it at all.

But now, what? She says I don’t have to die?

I was left speechless, unsure whether this was even possible...

"Well, if you were born and raised in this dimension, that would be true. Your soul is strongly bound to the star, and you would have to become a constellation of this star."

"...No way?"

"Yes. You’re from another dimension, right? That star doesn’t have a constellation, so you can go there instead."

"Ah."

If I were to compare this to something in Korean terms, it was like this.

The moment I became a constellation, an obligation was imposed on me. Like being dragged off to the military, "Congratulations on your new role as a constellation~".

But since I was from another dimension, I had dual citizenship, and I could choose between two stars.

One was a star on the verge of collapse, and the other was the fresh and eternal Earth.

The choice between these two.

* Squeeze.

* Shaking.

* Swoosh.

* CRACK… SNAP!

* Smirk.

* Thud.

* Screeeeee!!

* KWA-AAAAAANG!!!!

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