Die Your Way Out

Lan Mu almost felt like an idiot.

He had already thought there was no way out, yet the Asari race had forcibly come up with two more methods, both of them quite feasible.

The two methods were simply too detailed. Especially the second one—if not for the Asari's big-data simulations forcibly accounting for every detail, he truly would never have thought of it.

However, that second method was truly the worst of bad options. He did not dare try it lightly.

Instead, he continued considering the first method.

The so-called best option was to use the Reality Gem's final chance to grant himself the ability to cross dimensions.

To be honest, this method had a very low chance of success, probably not even half a percent.

It was considered the best option because it carried no risk. At most, he would waste the Reality Gem.

The Reality Gem had been extracted using Fantasy Hand. It did not possess its full power, and after so much time had passed, it had already grown very dim. Its reality-altering ability probably was not enough to cross dimensions.

Especially since the gem was now in a lower dimension. Under the lower-dimensional isolation, its effects on a higher dimension were even weaker. Its power had likely declined further.

"But compared to the worst option, this is still safer."

Thinking of how awful the worst option was, Lan Mu decided that even with such an extremely low success rate, he wanted to give this a try.

Taking out the Reality Gem, Lan Mu began creating a dimensional-crossing item.

And he actually succeeded!

Lan Mu held a stone in his hand. He had not designed any flashy appearance for it; it looked like an ordinary pebble.

Yet when Lan Mu inspected it with his GM ability, he