After all, he could rebuild a shattered Lostbelt world and grant it an infinite future.
Then it was only natural for Scathach-Skadi to seek something from him for the sake of her own world's future.
When someone you had defeated still had something to ask of you, their attitude would naturally be completely different from before.
And completely subjugating the king of an entire pantheon—even if she was merely the king of a pantheon reduced to its last god—was only truly feasible at a time like this!
Scathach-Skadi paid no mind to the slight teasing in Uchiha Yuzhen's tone.
As a god who had inherited the wisdom of the runes, she understood even better what she should and should not do now.
There was no helping it...
These Lostbelt worlds, put nicely, were competing against Proper Human History.
Put bluntly, they were illusory worlds sustained by the Trees of Emptiness.
Without the corresponding support, they would immediately begin to perish at a rapid pace.
Therefore, regarding the fact that Uchiha Yuzhen could free a world from the Counter Force, free it from the quantum record belt, and allow it to survive even better...
Scathach-Skadi truly felt from the bottom of her heart that this was a miracle among miracles!
After all, in the Type-Moon World, any figure with relevant knowledge and a functioning brain
knew that across countless parallel worlds, humanity and Earth would both eventually meet their end.
Now, a new possibility—or rather, an absolute possibility—had appeared before her. Scathach-Skadi knew perfectly well what she needed to do.
Especially since, to be honest, her Lostbelt world did not seem particularly competitive.
Leaving aside everything else, even the British Lostbelt that she had witnessed with her own eyes was not something she could necessarily defeat with certainty.
One had to