"To anyone else, it might be worthless paper. But not to me."
Andrew smiled faintly and said, "This time is quite remarkable."
Ever since entering this world, Andrew had been analyzing the time system the Time Demon God had created, trying to understand the true nature of this time.
After three days of painstaking analysis, Andrew had largely figured out her methods.
This time was actually a combination of time divine power and the lifespans of living beings, superimposed to form data time.
Once people turned twenty-five, the Time Demon God took away their lifespans, leaving them just one year. Under the influence of time divine power, those lifespans became data that could be transferred between various devices and applied to humans.
For anyone else, knowing this was meaningless, because they couldn't make use of that data time. But Andrew wasn't anyone else.
The more time he collected, the greater his chances of defeating the Time Demon God.
"Of course time is remarkable. But what good does that do? Can it make you bulletproof?"
Sylvia shook her head. No matter how impressive Andrew looked now, he was doomed. It was only a question of whether he died sooner or later.
"How about a bet on whether I'll die? If I don't, you spend a night with me. If I do, I'll spend a night with you."
Andrew grinned. Sylvia rolled her eyes and retorted, "How are you going to spend a night with me if you're dead?"
"Uh, good point."
Andrew pretended to think it over, then said, "While I'm still warm?"
Sylvia was speechless. Then a thought suddenly struck her. Should I do something with Andrew before he dies? It would be a way to honor our connection.
While Sylvia hesitated, Andrew left with the Time Storage Device. Sylvia's