We Are Gods (Second Update)

"What the hell?"

Tieguanyin's words almost made everyone at the table leap to their feet.

There were countless Reincarnators who, even after living in this world for decades, still held on to just one thought: going back.

That thought was what sustained them, letting them lie low with care and continue to exist as Reincarnators.

And now you were telling them that their original world had long since ceased to exist?

They couldn't even imagine the blow this would deal to all the Reincarnators. All their freedom and ease, all their closeness to one another, would vanish without a trace. A person with roots was utterly different from one without them.

And you were saying that news so terrifying, so utterly despairing, was still the least awful part?

"H-how... how did it disappear?"

Perhaps the news itself was so heavy that it left him with a delayed sense of collapse. Erguotou asked, trembling.

"I don't know."

Tieguanyin glanced at Erguotou, her expression calm. "Beings at our level still can't glimpse the entire process."

"To us, we remember living perfectly well one moment. The next, in the blink of an eye, we were waking in this world to a mysterious voice. At most, those with particularly strong wills still remember the scene of their own deaths."

"And between closing our eyes in our previous lives and opening them in this one, we struggled and suffered within the Tai Sui."

"We just don't remember it."

"..."

She spoke so calmly that no one there could find a response.

Tieguanyin seemed to have expected that. She simply continued, "Perhaps we can describe it this way."

"In this world, the Great Luo Dharma Sect's records say that the Tai Sui is an ancient evil god. It existed before the world first formed, roaming everywhere