Lan Mu was gambling on the unknown.
A novel—something almost entirely imagined by a human living on Earth—actually existed in reality.
Even the author himself could not be certain of that fact.
So who could be certain that the natural laws of the author's world did not permit beings from lower worlds to transcend?
Lan Mu did not know. The author did not know. The readers did not know either.
Anything was possible. So long as there was even the slightest possibility, Lan Mu would fight for it.
So Lan Mu first used his words to win over the readers and threaten the author.
Then he discerned the author's thoughts, forcing the author to help him at this moment as well.
With the three parties connected to this world gathered together, there was still a slight possibility that Lan Mu could transcend this world.
Sure enough, the author was now thinking of getting Lan Mu out and had devised a method.
001 said, "The author has decided that once you step into Zero Point, you will go to his world."
Lan Mu's expression turned extremely ugly. He said, "Why Zero Point? That thing destroys information!"
Zero Point was also the author's creation. It was like a recycle bin, the deepest point within the Abyssal Ruins.
When used by the GM, it could delete the entire dimension.
All life instinctively feared Zero Point.
There could be no greater fear. It was already the pinnacle of indescribable horror!
Something like that would make anyone instinctively flee just by approaching it. No one would even think of getting close, let alone entering it.
Extreme terror tormented Lan Mu. He stood before Zero Point. There were no Abyssal Ruins here, so he was not collapsing toward Zero Point, yet the fear alone forced him