Wenren Sheng watched the whole thing with an overwhelming presence. He was the one who had given Soren the cheats.
The name "Soren" was also one reason Wenren Sheng had paid him some attention.
Werewolf Kill was not very viewer-friendly without cheats. You had to rack your brains figuring out who had reasoned things out correctly.
There was Logic involving all kinds of probabilities, large and small.
If you were good at picking up on the other party's tone of voice, you had already won half the battle.
Now that Soren had won the first round, the price was the loss of another life.
After thinking it over, Wenren Sheng restored him to five lives again.
After all, Soren had entered the New World. It was perfectly normal for his number of lives to reset, right? After some more thought, he decided to give him a few more cheats.
As the chosen protagonist, his rate of martial prowess improvement was a little slow.
Think of all those Martial Arts protagonists. They made their debut in their twenties, toppled the boss in their twenties, and practically no time had passed before they became the greatest under heaven.
With that in mind, he gave Soren the cheat "Trusted by Others." As long as what he said did not contain an obvious logical contradiction, and there was some logical possibility behind it, people would believe it.
Then he added "Low Presence." Unless there was only one villager and one god left besides him, the wolves would not kill him.
Unless he was the only wolf left, they would not vote him out, poison him, or shoot him.
Another one... forget it. Any more, and this guy would get carried away.
The second game began.
It was still Seer-Witch-Hunter-Guardian, and Soren was merely