Completely Out of the Loop, the Gods Revealed Themselves

After Joy finished speaking, Xie Antong finally understood clearly just how many aspects this asymmetrical war covered!

This was a war of memory and imagination. When it came to constructing "imagination" from unknown things, not even Lu Ce on their side could possibly do better than Knowledge!

As for memorizing and associating vocabulary—especially Chinese vocabulary—that should have been her strongest area. Yet Joy's move had still ruthlessly strangled it.

Something called "Haglingmo," which she had no idea what it even was, actually existed in this universe. It was the gods' transliteration of its name!

How were they supposed to keep playing? Didn't that mean every one of her plans in this regard had become nothing but bubbles?

Even if she truly managed to steer the vocabulary toward a character that had never been used as an opening character in Chinese, the other side could still instantly dismantle it with this method.

Then what... was there left to say?

Who the hell knew what all the things she didn't know about in this universe had been named!

Xie Antong suddenly felt a strange sense of suffocation and could not help muttering to herself:

"In a word chain game... this is practically cheating."

Above them, the Arbiter's voice rang out at just the right moment.

"No cheating has occurred in this game. Haglingmo is indeed a creature that existed and was named by the gods before the game began."

"The game continues."

Xie Antong:...

Of course, she had not truly accused the gods of cheating. It was simply that the feeling of being utterly crushed by a force outside the rules was unbearable.

Especially in this area, which should have been her strength. In previous games, she had often lost because she was weaker than others. This time, facing Knowledge, she was