A Wave Barely Settles Before Another Rises

The morning sunlight spilled over the small village.

One puddle after another dotted the ground.

After settling overnight, the water looked exceptionally clear beneath the sunlight.

Yimo walked toward Naughty Cat's thatched hut without expression, only to find her body at the Circular Table.

Unable to stop herself, she walked over and hugged her body, now gone cold.

Seeing how happy she had looked before she died, Yimo gently closed her eyes with a hand.

"May you... rest in peace..."

"In your next life, don't get dragged into a game like this again..."

Her voice was very soft, as if she were mourning a departed friend.

"Heh... how hypocritical..."

"If she were alive, she wouldn't have held back when she killed you."

Just then, Ordinary Girl Village Chief also came over to the Circular Table, watching Yimo with an indifferent gaze.

At her words, Yimo turned around. She didn't respond to Ordinary Girl Village Chief's remark, but instead demanded, "This game could have ended a day earlier. Why drag it out for another day?"

Ordinary Girl Village Chief replied flatly, "I have no reason to share the fruits of my victory with Supreme One."

"If my role in this game hadn't made it impossible to win on my own, I wouldn't have let you live either."

A flash of red crossed Yimo's eyes. "You've lost your humanity."

"Those who had any humanity are already dead," Ordinary Girl Village Chief said.

After Ordinary Girl Village Chief finished speaking, neither of them was willing to yield, and they stood facing off.

But this time, it wasn't Yimo who broke the silence. Ordinary Girl Village Chief spoke first. "Let's exchange information."

"Where did you get your Hunting Rifle? What's going on with the Blood Moon in your left eye? Why did