Inside the cabin, Russell used telepathy to confirm that there was no one else aboard. Still unwilling to give up, he searched the rooms one by one before finally confirming that he was the only person on the Wind God.
He was not exactly lonely. If he wanted someone to talk to, all he had to do was blow up the cruise ship, and another "Russell" would immediately pop out.
"Only a lunatic would do that..."
He had finally gotten rid of three versions of himself. If he had to go through another round of scheming and outwitting himself, the mental exhaustion would hollow him out even if it did not drive him insane.
He searched most of the ship, carefully investigating every area for clues as he considered whether the other Reincarnators, upon entering the cruise ship and facing the time loop, would experience the same thing he had.
If not, it meant the Main God was deliberately targeting him.
That seemed unlikely. He had entered the Main God Space three times before. If it had truly intended to target him, it would have acted long ago. Why wait until now?
If the other Reincarnators had encountered the same situation, what exactly was the key to breaking the loop?
Russell remembered Supergirl's vice-captain, Ying Yingying, saying that the Main God would never leave Reincarnators with an inescapable death trap. Even when it arranged for them to die, it would use Team Battle mode, delivering the weak to the strong as Reward Points and giving the latter a chance to strengthen themselves.
By that logic, there had to be a clue left by the Main God somewhere on the Wind God.
"Aeolus, the wind god from Greek mythology. The Wind God cruise ship..."
Russell stroked his chin as he wandered