God Simulator: The Goddesses In The Simulation Are All Real

Chapter 54: Linsley Discovers Magia Fleur's True Identity

Linsley watched Magia Fleur from the shadows as she made her way through the battlefield dimension.

'She gave some lame excuse about needing to use the restroom. But what are the chances she just happens to vanish right when the explosion happened?'

As Magia Fleur headed toward a secluded part of the mirror dimension, Linsley's mind raced.

'It can't be a coincidence. Seraphina disappears, and then Magia Fleur shows up? If I'm right, Seraphina's been hiding something this whole time.'

Linsley paused for a moment, weighing his options. 'But if my hunch is wrong, then what? Seraphina could just be a spy sent by the Outer God Association to monitor me. I'll have to be careful either way. If she's not Magia Fleur, I'll just keep my distance. But if she is...'

He smirked slightly. 'I'm not going to snitch to the Outer God Association. I'm no snitch.'

Linsley's eyes narrowed as Magia Fleur approached the mirror world version of the supermarket's restroom—the exact place Seraphina had gone in the real world.

'Let's see if my hunch is correct.'

Linsley crept closer, hiding in the shadows as Magia Fleur stopped in front of the restroom.

The magical girl took a deep breath, then waved her wand, preparing to cancel her transformation.

With a flash of light, the transformation came undone. Her pink flower-themed attire vanished, and her long twin-tails reverted to her usual loose hair.

In that moment, the truth was revealed.

Magia Fleur was Seraphina.

Linsley's mind raced as he processed the truth standing before him. 'Magia Fleur is Seraphina...'

Relief washed over him as the weight of suspicion he'd harbored for so long was finally lifted.

'So she's not a spy from the Outer God Association,' he thought, a faint smile forming on his lips.

'In fact, it's even better than I expected. Seraphina, or rather, Magia Fleur, is someone I've always had a good relationship with in my Phantom Reaper persona. She even has a crush on me, and I on her.'

Linsley's gaze softened slightly as he watched Seraphina—Magia Fleur—chant "Exeo Extra," causing her to vanish from the battlefield dimension in a swirl of magical energy, returning to the real world.

He remained hidden, not letting her notice his presence.

Linsley gave her a casual wave as she disappeared into the kitchen.

As he relaxed on the couch, he couldn't help but reflect on everything that had happened. 'Seraphina is Magia Fleur. I was right.'

His gaze flickered toward the kitchen, where Seraphina busied herself with preparing their meal. He smiled to himself, knowing that while the secrets between them still existed, he was closer to understanding her than ever before.

Hellhound, meanwhile, remained vigilant at his post, ensuring that their home remained safe as always.

Linsley sat on the couch, waiting for a few minutes, tapping his fingers against the armrest.

"This is boring," he muttered to himself, a hint of frustration in his voice.

Unable to just sit still, he decided to put his Invisible Providence Zenith to use.

With a subtle command, he spread his tentacles throughout the villa, allowing them to seep into every nook and cranny, all while he remained casually seated on the couch.

His tentacles moved invisibly, searching every corner of the luxurious home.

'Let's see if there's anything new now that I've reached Zenith,' Linsley thought, his curiosity piqued.

He had checked the place before, but that was before his avatar had evolved. Now, with his enhanced power, he wanted to ensure nothing was hidden from him.

After a thorough scan, much to his surprise, there were no spy gadgets, cameras, or any hidden surveillance.

The villa was as normal as it could be, aside from its luxurious design meant to accommodate a family. Everything was perfectly in place, almost too normal for Linsley's taste.

"Well, looks like it's clean. Still weird though, considering how the Outer God Association's always watching everyone," he muttered, a little perplexed by the normalcy of the place.

Bored again, Linsley stood up and headed to the computer room.

"Might as well play some Computer Legends," he said to himself, hoping a bit of gaming would pass the time.

He opened his computer, but just as he was about to log in, a notification popped up. His eyes narrowed slightly as he saw the message.

An email from the Outer God Association.

"What now?" he muttered, the air around him growing tense as he clicked on the notification to see what the Association had to say.