The moment the mission warning of elimination appeared, Busujima Saeko's face turned ghastly pale, and her spirits plummeted. 😲🏆 ☝🐨
She'd really taken a huge loss on this mission: her teammates had died, she'd lost points, she'd wasted one of her consumable items, and she'd offended the most powerful village in the Ninja World! Future Reincarnation missions in this world would probably become much harder...
Seeing Busujima Saeko's expression, Ay estimated how much time had passed and realized their mission had failed. He spoke up:
"In the Main God Space, just staying alive is already something to be grateful for!" Then he changed the subject and asked,
"The method you used to improve your potential at the end was pretty impressive. Combined with your enhanced abilities, it gives you a fair amount of strength.
"If I'm not mistaken, that method should be universally applicable, right?"
Busujima Saeko set aside her other concerns for the moment. She didn't dare take the Raikage's words lightly.
In a situation like this—when Reincarnators encountered those from the native world during a Reincarnation mission—the Main God offered no protection.
The stronger side could simply kill the weaker side and seize their side-story rewards and points, since side-story rewards and points could be traded voluntarily.
After all, such trades didn't waste any resources as far as the Main God was concerned, and the techniques and martial arts exchanged in the Main God Space were encrypted and couldn't be spread.
Resources naturally gathered in the hands of the strong. Trying to stop that was pointless. Reincarnators were consumables anyway; when one batch was used up, another could simply be harvested.
As long as they gave them housing, education—no, that was wrong. Let me start over:
As long as Reincarnators were given hope of immortality, strength, resurrection, and