As for the original Star Cup, Chen Luo had no intention of taking it away. After all, the Star Cup was fundamentally different from the Holy Grail. Chen Luo could still make use of the Holy Grail, but the Star Cup would truly be useless in other worlds.
Chen Luo would not be staying in the world of No Game No Life often. What would he need it for?
It would be better to leave the Star Cup in this world.
Besides, possessing the Star Cup meant, in a sense, taking on the responsibility of shaping this world. Chen Luo truly had no more time to spare for this world.
The Previous Civilization and the main world already consumed most of Chen Luo's energy. Every so often, he also had to explore and encounter things he had never seen before.
Chen Luo was now choosing someone to take charge of the Star Cup.
But Rik did not seem to want it.
Perhaps the Star Cup would ultimately fall into the hands of the Human Race's god—Tet.
"Then let me ask you: if you obtained the Star Cup, what would you do?" Chen Luo asked.
"Turn this world into one where games determine victory and defeat, a world where no one dies." Rik answered almost without hesitation.
Games were not the important part. The important part was that no one would die.
Rik did not mean that everyone should become immortal. He simply did not want anyone to die because of war.
Perhaps because Rik had lived through wartime ever since he was born, he yearned for peace more than anyone.
And the peace he desired was not merely peace among humans. What he wanted was peace for the entire world, for all sixteen races.
"Then do you desire the Star