That kind of breakthrough did not even count as drinking poison to quench thirst; it would condemn their own side to eternal ruin.
Ye Tai was exhausted too. He more or less understood the current situation. Other than Calamity God himself, who could possibly break his scheme?
Even if someone had the courage, they could not do it. Even if they clearly explained the entire chain of cause and effect, that might be exactly what Calamity God wanted. He had likely anticipated the present situation from the moment he began planning.
Trying to explain everything in a desperate, all-or-nothing bid would instead lead them into an even larger, more unknown, more vicious cycle—and that too would be part of his plan.
Ye Tai could only glance at Tang Chuan from the corner of his eye. Seeing that he made no move, he said, "You three, think carefully before you act. Don't play yourselves to death."
Space said, "We are already in the game. We can only find a way out from within it. Even if we are being used, as deities, no one can use another unilaterally. Bringing so many gods into this means that even if there is a manipulator, it may backfire upon him.
"If there is no manipulator, then we have even more reason to demand an explanation from you. We will resolve the possible danger that has yet to arrive through battle."
Only a scheme long prepared at enormous cost by Omnipotent God, or a situation brought about by the Supreme Main Gods, could leave them completely unable to detect any warning signs or break free.
But that was impossible. Even if someone lost his mind and did such a thing, once he had acted, trying to stay out of the game might lead to an