"Another faction?"
Lin Yu asked with some curiosity.
"Yes. Everything I said before was based on the premise that this Game was high-dimensional and unconscious, almost like a natural law—a composite of Rules—and that it wasn't being manipulated by 'some kind of subjective will.' The deities of the Ten Realms, meanwhile, could understand and utilize the Death game's Rules to a certain extent because their statuses were high enough."
"Based on that, the Psychology Society's initial policy was simply to 'develop resources' more effectively... But she—and your favorite Fluoxetine—along with some of the Psychology Society's founding members, including people on the board, believed that the Death game had a supreme will acting as its 'developer.' It was an almighty deity who possessed every Authority, and that will watched over the Game, while the other deities were its partners—participants and operators who had communicated with the supreme will. In other words, the Psychology Society had two factions with fundamentally different understandings of the Death game's nature."
"But regardless of which faction we belong to, we all agree that we need more and stronger Players, and that we need to use the Game's Rules to accelerate the growth of the Player population. It's like different sects within a religion."
As Old Zheng explained, Lin Yu nodded.
The Psychology Society was indeed an organization dominated by scholars. It was within Lin Yu's expectations that they would try to investigate the nature of the Death game.
Both explanations... seemed somewhat reasonable based on what Lin Yu had observed, yet neither could apparently be verified for the time being.
"I more or less understand. So did she kill you because your ideologies differed?"
Hearing his boss's question, Old Zheng sighed. "Boss, could you stop poking at my sore spot... Still, she really didn't attack me