Fearing that he might be detected, Russell withdrew his gaze and left the room with the blinds.
He suppressed his presence as much as possible and pondered a way to break the deadlock. His deduction had been correct, but he had identified the wrong key character for the mission.
In the endless time-loop scenario arranged by the Main God, the important person was not Jessie. Whether she could end her reincarnation had nothing to do with the Reincarnators who entered this world.
What the Reincarnators needed to consider was how to end the time loop centered around themselves.
Russell had not come from outside. To Jessie, he was an outsider, but within the time loop he was currently in, he was part of the system. His presence was inevitable, not an unstable factor.
Moreover, judging from the fact that Jessie's loop had continued even after he blew up the Wind God cruise ship...
External factors could not break the time loop. He had to start from within. Hoping for other Reincarnators to enter and help was no longer realistic.
Even if another person arrived, that person would still have their own loop.
"If I'm the center of the loop, would killing myself end it?"
Russell closed his eyes in thought and found the possibility highly likely. However, there was one prerequisite: he had to truly be the center, rather than every copy of him being a center.
That was terrifying!
Furthermore, he needed to confirm something. Did the version of himself created by the time loop in this world also possess a system?
Personally, he leaned toward no. The time before last that he entered the Main God Space, he had encountered a copy of himself in an underground relic civilization.
Based on Jason's inner fears, the Bronze Divine Tree