Have You Seen the High Jump Too?

Beneath the Cross, hundreds of meters tall, Su Lin kept his eyes tightly shut. His consciousness sank into an unknown place of nihility, while the Light God stood behind him, the radiance of divine order shining in his platinum eyes.

A dark blue crystal cube suddenly shattered before him, then burned to nothing.

"Some people just won't listen." Su Lin opened his eyes and sighed. "I can understand it, though. Outsiders like us are too suspicious. Our very presence is a risk."

Still, that was fine. The terms he had offered had tempted them, and they were beginning to waver. For now, they were probably calculating and reasoning through the possibilities, considering how they might respond.

If the two of them hadn't been monitoring every known method of reaching the Root, and if forcing his way through hadn't risked damaging this world and adversely affecting Shirou Emiya, a fellow Chat Group member...

What did Su Lin, a "player," have to fear? He could just keep trying until he got it right.

Even if those two refused to cooperate, it didn't matter. As long as he kept an open mind, there would be a way.

Once Meng Qi had figured out Immortal Paradise and gotten the measure of this world, wouldn't they have someone who could smuggle them across?

They had a perspective spanning multiple dimensions, yet they had confined themselves to a single Solar System. If parallel worlds kept developing unchecked, the Solar System would break apart in a hundred years? It was rare to see such an unusual Star Soul end up in this state.

Ordinarily, there wasn't just one world. Worlds extended infinitely, like the reflections between two facing mirrors. The future, too, could never be singular.

But the Solar System's energy was finite, so the number of