Had Earth's people been abandoned by the will of their world?
It felt as if a nuclear bomb had been dropped into his brain. Su Mo could only hear a buzzing in his head, having completely lost the ability to think.
Before this, he had imagined countless possibilities and discussed them with the others more than once.
But no one had ever thought of—or even mentioned—the possibility that Earth's people had been abandoned by Earth's will.
"You think I'm lying to you?"
Wei shifted his gaze toward him. "Think carefully. What happened before you left Earth? Now think about the world balance I just mentioned."
Before leaving Earth? Was it the imminent impact of the asteroid capable of destroying all surface life? Su Mo's pupils suddenly widened. He somewhat understood why Wei had brought up the world balance.
The asteroid's impact was an accidental disaster. It would bring Annihilation Power to Earth on a scale that would severely disrupt the balance.
That destruction could not be immediately countered by life force. It could only be offset over a long period after the eruption.
And creatures born in this world would release destruction upon death.
Could it be that, in Earth's will's view, Earth's people would be unable to survive even if they hid in underground bunkers? Remaining there would only create more destruction and lengthen the time needed to offset it.
So it had driven Earth's people away?
How absurd.
This was absurdity itself knocking on absurdity's door—absurd beyond belief! Su Mo felt too powerless to complain. Although he did not want to believe it, once this theory was applied, it perfectly explained why Earth's humans had appeared in the Wasteland and taken part in this damned civilization game.
Yet just as Su Mo was about to ask more questions,