Thanks again to the Headmaster's benefits, Yin Kuang's health had recovered to 25 after taking a Quick-Acting Heart Pill and applying two bundles of Hemostatic Bandages. After resting for about another hour, until his health had recovered to 30, aside from being somewhat weak, he was basically no different from a normal person.
Even while resting, Yin Kuang did not waste any time.
He considered two matters in total.
The first was what the prompt had said: "Death is bound by the 'rules' and cannot devise a death for you within 24 hours." Even an existence like Death had to abide by those "rules." Yin Kuang could not help but wonder just what these so-called "rules" were.
Generally speaking, "rules" were either established by some powerful existence or formed naturally through objective circumstances. As far as Death in the Final Destination series was concerned, those inconceivable coincidences were less coincidences to Yin Kuang than designs orchestrated by some existence—the elusive Death.
So, assuming Death truly existed, what kind of existence had set those "rules" for Death?
"The Headmaster?"
The instant that thought arose, Yin Kuang dismissed it. The upperclassmen had said that the Headmaster was responsible for only two things: sending them into a scenario and bringing them back out. Within the scenario world, the Headmaster would not directly interfere with the operation of the examination scenario. Therefore, the Headmaster could not possibly be the one restricting Death.
If it was not the Headmaster, then who was it? Something stronger than Death would have to be an existence like a God King or a Supreme God—but if that were the case, this scenario would not be Final Destination, but "War of the Gods."
Conversely, if Death did not exist at all—Yin Kuang automatically ruled out that possibility.
But if it