It knew very well that Sin had probably already completely figured out its game and understood the key to breaking it.
Normally, it would not have mattered if an outsider watching from the sidelines saw through it.
Because according to Despair's plan, once someone entered its game, under the influence and erosion of the Sea of Despair, even if they were told exactly how to break it, they would still be unable to do so.
But Sin was widely acknowledged to be a little unnatural!
And he was practically about to die himself, yet he completely ignored his own game and was going all out to help Perfect Life?
Huh? That was not right. It had never anticipated a scene like this.
Did he think Pain would protect him? Or had he already decided he was doomed and wanted to leave humanity with a powerful survivor, betting everything on Perfect Life?
Whatever the reason, his relentless efforts had made Despair somewhat less confident, worried that something unexpected might happen.
It had no choice but to be cautious. Forget Sin—even that girl who had always been close to him had unexpectedly dealt them a heavy blow just now.
That strike had truly been like a resounding slap across their faces, curing them of their careless attitude.
It did not want to give Perfect Life any time to react, so it spoke directly.
All right, our game isn't over yet. Since there's no need to waste time, let's continue.
As it spoke, it controlled the enormous skeleton beneath it. A ship appeared in each of its hands, swaying atop the surging black sea.
Hehe, a new choice has arrived.
Perfect Life, you should make the correct choice...
Perfect Life:!
He had not yet pulled himself free from Sin's words when another new