Differences in World Rules

Alva's answer had not surprised Ryan too much.

The Supreme Beings they believed in were game characters, not the players who controlled those characters, though under normal circumstances, the two were almost equivalent.

He headed toward the homes of the other guild members.

Aside from him, the guild Ainz Ooal Gown had forty-one other members. Several years ago, under the pretext of giving everyone custom-made guild emblems, he had obtained each of their home addresses and contact information. However, one member had died in an accident long ago, leaving only thirty-nine people he still needed to visit.

The purpose of these visits was merely to put his mind at ease. Using the excuse that he had a terminal illness, Ryan gave each of them ten million yen.

The money was not enough to let them live out the rest of their lives without worry, but it was enough to give them some breathing room in this desperate society.

Call it hypocrisy or anything else; doing this made him feel better, and that was enough. He had always been a selfish person.

"This is the last one. If I remember correctly, this is Ulbert's home."

Standing before an apartment, Ryan looked it over and muttered to himself.

Ulbert was the player who had created Demiurge. Among the many guild members, he had been on relatively good terms with him.

After signaling for Annie and Alva to wait outside, Ryan stepped forward and knocked on the door.

The lights inside were on, yet no one came to answer even after a long while. Feeling puzzled and too lazy to wait any longer, he directly used spatial magic to enter the room. He planned to leave the money behind along with a note and bring this farewell journey to an end.

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