That way, everything made sense.
There really was a traitor among the Flame-Chasers, yet none of them had any reason to betray the others...
To a certain extent, Pardofelis had not been wrong to insist on proving the Flame-Chasers' innocence.
She simply had not expected Vill-V's split consciousness to leave behind such a hidden danger.
At the same time, there was another wolf—the Herrscher of Erosion, whom Raiden Mei had inadvertently brought into The Past's Paradise...
Two wolves!
Of course. In a Werewolf game with over a dozen people... how could there possibly be only one wolf?
[Holy crap, Su Nian really deserves to be called the Pit-Digging Immortal. If there's a pit, she really will dig it!]
[Everything Vill-V said was actually true. I didn't even pay attention to the one Raiden Mei brought in, and it really did create this situation through sheer coincidence!]
[Two wolves in Werewolf... one invincible... one relying on wits... There aren't many Flame-Chasers left now... Is this a miniature reenactment of the battle against The End in The Past's Paradise?]
[After calculating every possibility, I never expected this... The Herrscher of Erosion from this era—I should've realized it sooner!]
[Haha! I guessed right!]
[Raiden Mei... just died like that?]
[Jie Bro, my Jie Bro seems to be gone too! Does nobody even care?!]
Some people in the comments said this was the Elysian Realm version of the battle against The End, and they were not wrong.
Just like back then, humanity had no chance of victory against the Herrscher of the End.
And against the Herrscher of Erosion, these memory entities had no chance of victory either.
At this stage, Vill-V had turned traitor.
The dead already included Kevin, Ai Li, Chijie, Pardo, Mobius... and the missing Sakura.
And now there was Raiden