Thinking of something, Claire added, "Next should be Carter. He was my classmate, a rich second-generation kid with plenty of money and a personality everyone hated.
I mentioned before that some people were still dissatisfied with Alex. Carter was one of them. I don't know why, but he just couldn't stand Alex. They almost got into a fight."
"That's right. He should be next. Perhaps we should be grateful that he's such an asshole."
Andrew nodded. "Next, we'll focus on protecting Carter. As long as he doesn't suffer a disaster, everyone else will be fine."
"If he doesn't suffer a disaster, everyone else will be fine?"
Hearing Andrew's words, Claire was puzzled. "Boss, shouldn't it be that as long as he doesn't die, no one else will die?"
"It's not that simple."
Andrew smiled. "If I'm right, once Carter escapes one disaster, death will skip him and harvest the next target."
Claire thought about it and asked excitedly, "Then if it keeps skipping people, wouldn't that mean everyone could stay safe?"
"Not necessarily. Grim Reaper won't easily let its prey go. There's a fifty percent chance everyone will be safe, and a fifty percent chance it will start another round."
Andrew said, "Going by the movie, it'll start another round. That was how the first one ended. The protagonists thought they had escaped death, only for a huge signboard to fall and kill the second male lead."
Claire cried out, "Ah, wouldn't that be endless? Boss, is there any way to resolve this completely?"
"Why are you worried? You won't die anyway. You could take this chance to become a morbid livestreamer and perform a hundred different ways of dying every day."
Andrew said, "I'm sure you'd become famous. The kind of famous that spreads across the whole world."
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