Chapter 65: Desires and Obsessions (2)
He never thought of it this way. Or it would be more accurate to say that Arren never considered this question before.
What was the reason he reincarnated in this world? It might be because this was the novel he read before he died. That could be a reason, but Arren read a lot more stories in the hospital and indulged himself with reading novels until his last breath. So why this story and not the others?
Or was it because this story was the most memorable for him?
And now that the questions had been asked, it was like opening Pandora’s box, which led to another and seemingly endless series of questions. What was the truth? Was there any truth to this, or was it just a coincidence?
Rave fell silent, but he watched Arren intently. He now appeared taken aback by this question, and he needed to consider how to answer it—or even be curious about it too.
"Why are you asking this?" Instead of an answer, Rave returned a question for him, observing his expression.
Arren was fearless as well; he didn’t avert his eyes. He wasn’t afraid that Rave would feel suspicious of him or have the idea that he was reincarnated here as Arren. Was it because of his confidence? No, because Rave would never think in that direction.
Rave’s logical thinking and calmness were both his strengths and weaknesses. That’s the biggest difference between Rave and Arren.
Rave always made sure that his plan made sense and was perfectly shaped into a box without the wrong angle, while Arren would shape his box along the way, and it was even possible that the result was not a box at all but something else. One deals with the problem with reaon while the other bypass reason entirely, he would make his own reason.
Arren grinned and rested his head on the arm rest, appearing to be sleepy.
"I’m just curious. How intense can that desire be if that is the case? To be able to transcend time and death." Arren spoke, marveling at the idea.