In the end, Bismarck, the Auditor, still took action.
Everyone had seen the situation just now clearly.
If the Auditor had not intervened, Gazef would have certainly died.
The power level of this world was not low. At the very least, a mere few hundred Level 1 and Level 2 Chests could not make someone invincible.
"We could have chosen not to intervene." Othinus's voice came from outside the screen. "There is more than one person in this world who needs to be evaluated. Even if he still failed to escape the judgment of fate in the end, that would only mean he was not granted such an opportunity. However, Bismarck seems to believe that keeping this person alive will help guide that Child of Destiny."
Only after hearing this explanation did the watching members suddenly understand.
It seemed that the Auditor indeed possessed considerable autonomy.
They could decide whether or not to save someone based on their own will and judgment.
They could also decide whether or not to let someone become a member.
Looking at Bismarck, who now seemed like a god descending upon the world, and then at the rescued Gazef, many people gained an even clearer understanding of what kind of position an Auditor truly was.
Granting opportunity, granting hope, granting power.
But all of this depended on fate and will.
At this moment, Bismarck merely stood at the center of the battlefield, before everyone present. With a single word from her, the Radiant Archangel was completely unable to move.
Negan desperately urged the crystal in his hand, trying to activate the Radiant Archangel.
But it had no effect.
It was not that the crystal had lost its power. His connection with the Radiant Archangel was still intact.
It was simply that even if the Radiant