"I don't want anyone entering that instance, but I didn't make that rule. I can try to prevent it, but I can't stop it completely."
Shang Yi's gaze sharpened. "That's what first made me want to put an end to the instances."
Yin Chao nodded and offered his own thoughts. "I remember the last instance saying that a world without any living beings would collapse."
But killing every ghost monster in every world would mean an astronomical number.
Shang Yi shook his head. "No, that's not necessary."
He looked straight at Yin Chao. "All we need is you-a god who holds the identities of both the Supreme God and the Evil God-to establish new rules."
"You're saying I should break the existing rules?" Yin Chao could hardly believe it.
He had never tried to break existing rules with new ones. He had only used his godly skills a handful of times.
And each time, he had only added rules where none existed.
"Wouldn't that be too dangerous?" Yin Rui asked worriedly. "What if the rules consume Chaochao?"
Yes, when faced with the unknown, no one seemed to have any reliable answers.
Suddenly, Yin Chao stood up.
His brows drew together slightly as he looked at Yin Rui and Shang Yi. "I'm willing to try, even if there's only a fifty percent chance."
Before either could say anything else, Yin Chao took out the Scroll and quickly wrote the same words on both sides: "End the instances."
It seemed he had always been watching his friends die. Not just his friends, but people who were innocent or hateful, too.
If death was everyone's final destination, they still shouldn't have to die in an instance.
No body, no death certificate.
As if they had vanished from the Real World, leaving no trace