The conversation between Mike and the big white light ball—which only he could see, appeared as a great light ball, and claimed to be the Main God’s assistant—seemed long, but in reality, it only lasted two or three minutes.
Soon, Big White dissipated.
Mike used his arms to push himself up from the muddy ground.
A breeze blew by, feeling quite cool.
According to Big White, the Main God’s strength does not require cultivation.
In layman’s terms, the Main God’s strength is proportional to the number of worlds it controls.
The most important point: As long as the world survives, the Main God does not die.
In other words, once Mike successfully invaded this world, his lifespan would theoretically be shared with this world.
Furthermore, unlike the Reincarnators, the Main God’s invasion of a world does not involve so many underhanded tricks.
No missions.
No points.
No erasure.
After all, missions, points, and erasure are all geared toward the Reincarnators.
For the Main God, it doesn’t need to be that complicated.
Every world that can be invaded has one common characteristic: there is a plot currently unfolding within the world, guided by the will of the world’s origin.
What Mike needs to do is simple: subdue these people, or kill them.
Once these people are killed or conquered, their power of origin will be plundered by Mike.
As long as more than fifty percent is plundered, Mike’s assistant, Big White, can initiate the invasion program to completely label this world as “a world belonging to the Main God.”
Isn’t it simple and brutal?
Mike previously thought so too, but one sentence from Big White reminded him.
To use an old saying from the East, this is a battle of the Dao—a struggle where either you die or I die.
Did he really expect to peacefully negotiate with the world’s will and have it obediently hand over the world to become a future playground?
After hearing this, Mike deeply agreed.
As the saying goes, Mike was never the type of person to consider the safety of unrelated people in a crisis.
For Mike, this was a very simple multiple-choice question.
Either successfully invade this world, or do not invade at all.
For the former, if he successfully invaded this world, he would not only gain a planet but also possess the strongest combat power of the invaded planet.
Furthermore, Mike would completely embark on the path to becoming the most powerful Main God.
For the latter, if the invasion fails, according to Big White, the first time is by far the most difficult.
If he cannot succeed this time, he will return to sleep mode to search for the next invadable world, but it cannot guarantee the time frame.
It’s just like having one million in capital; using that one million to earn ten million is simple.
But if you have no capital, or if your capital is zero, heh, let alone earning one million, even earning one hundred thousand would be a very difficult thing. New chapters come out on novelping(.)com first.
It’s the same logic.
If he successfully invaded this world, Big White would have its initial capital to leverage the power of this world’s origin to pry open a second, a third world…
“So, I need to kill everyone here who is related to the plot?”
“Yes.”
“What if they are already dead before I arrive?”
“That’s fine. The world’s origin will transfer from the deceased to the survivors. In fact, if My Lord, the Main God, is soft-hearted, you can completely appear at the final moment to kill or subdue the survivors. In this way, we can still obtain enough of the world’s origin to confront the world’s will here.”
“Understood.”
Mike pursed his lips.
Who were the survivors of Resident Evil again?
Leaving aside the nameless extras, that is to say, he only needed to wait for the final moment, the moment when Alice was about to be taken away, and either kill Alice directly or find a way to make Alice acknowledge him as her boss.
This method is good.
Mike’s eyes lit up.
What was the most dangerous place in Resident Evil?
It was definitely the Hive underground.
He only needed to hide at the subway tunnel entrance and wait for Alice to come out; there would be absolutely no danger.
…Wait.
Mike was suddenly stunned.
If that was really the case, why would Big White have brought his Alice here to protect him?
The Red Queen?
If the world’s origin that Big White mentioned needing to plunder was compared to the screen time of various characters in a movie, then undoubtedly, the Red Queen, as a virtual life form, also had a portion of lines.
In other words, the Red Queen also possessed a portion of the world’s origin that Mike needed to obtain.
Mike was in a bit of a bind.
Frankly speaking, he was ten thousand times unwilling to go to the Hive.
Perhaps in the eyes of Big White, the Alice it brought in had strong combat power, but Big White overlooked one thing: to a certain extent, Mike did not know what Alice’s identity was.
So the question arises: How was Mike to persuade Alice to accompany him on a trip to the Hive?
He couldn’t just say, “Hey, Alice, I need to go underground to kill a few people and subdue a few people, could you help me out? You’re a vampire anyway, right?”
Pfft.
Mike was certain that if he dared to say that, Alice would dare to turn against him directly.
The reason?
No reason, just intuition.
Women, whether they are ordinary women or vampire women—as long as they are women, they all share one common characteristic: they tend to have too many thoughts.
Instead, she would start to suspect whether Mike knew her identity from the very beginning.
Thinking bigger, if Mike knew her identity and still kissed her, did he have some other ulterior motive?
Mike had many thoughts.
But in reality, these only occurred in the split second Mike covered his forehead, shook his head, and stood up from the ground.
Alice, who was wrapped in a bed sheet and vigilantly scanning her surroundings, retracted her cute little fangs that had just appeared when she didn’t smell any dangerous aura.
She then turned and glanced at the stark-naked Mike, “Where is this? How did we suddenly end up in this place?”
Also, Alice thought of Mike’s “oh” at the moment when the fire entered the cave, and she looked at Mike suspiciously.
“Or rather, is this a surprise you prepared for me?”
Mike smiled bitterly.
Surprise my ass.
Would anyone do a surprise when the pole is already in the hole?
Mike stood at the entrance of the woods and scanned the surroundings.
Soon, his gaze fell upon the large red mansion five hundred meters in front of them.
Undoubtedly, that was the location of the entrance that could lead to the underground Hive.
Mike retracted his gaze and looked at Alice, who was wrapped in a bed sheet, feeling a bit flustered.
The Alice here started off wrapped in a bathroom curtain.
While his Alice started off wrapped in a bed sheet that was spread on the bed.
The material was different, but it had a somewhat similar effect.
But after finishing his exclamation, Mike fell into deep thought.
How should he explain all of this to Alice?
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