Chen Li: Oh no, I think I'm surrounded by yanderes! (11,000 words)

Welt pushed up his glasses with trembling fingers.

Welt decided that when he returned, he would rename his exclusive Light Cone to something like Star Shatterer.

His In the Name of the World was an adjective, but Chen Li's In the Name of the World was most definitely a verb.

The kind of verb that meant beating people up.

"Phew! With this many Hell Design Points, it should be enough to hold a Holy Grail War, right?" Chen Li raised a hand, and something invisible began to contract until it gathered in his hand as a painting.

Hell.

"Hey, Chen Li, when did you deploy Hell?"

"From the very beginning."

"The Aeon of Intellect suspended high in the heavens isn't inside this world, is it?"

"Oh, the Hell I designed this time is an open world. In other words, as long as you enter the boundaries of this area, you've entered Hell."

"...That's very open indeed."

"So, this time's harvest was substantial. Not only did I gain two new Hell tombstones, but I also obtained a huge number of Hell Design Points. It should be enough to hold a Holy Grail War," Chen Li said.

So-called tombstones were little ornaments obtained after judging heavyweight characters.

After being placed in Hell, they could increase Hell's durability, while also serving as proof of specialized bonuses against that type.

They were the tangible manifestation of the Miracle Card effect where each "utterly evil" target killed granted additional bonuses when killing the same type of utterly evil target afterward.

For example, placing Phantylia's tombstone would increase the extra bonuses against Great Extinguishers and Sui-Yang.

The Erudition's tombstone would increase the extra bonuses against Aeons, Intelligent Machines, and machines.

"What scale of Holy Grail War needs so many Hell Design Points? Isn't subduing an Aeon