"I saw what seemed to be some human traces appearing on him, so I tried taking out his tomato."
"If he could turn back, he would live. If he couldn't, he would die."
Lin Yi nodded slightly. The Green Apron Chef's outcome seemed to be "life" or "death," but in reality, those concepts were also highly relative.
Living as a "Blue Apron Chef" and living as a "Green Apron Chef" were fundamentally different.
But "death" was the same, whether he died as a "Blue Apron Chef" or a "Green Apron Chef."
Thus, in Wei Shan's eyes, this approach amounted, to some extent, to giving the remnants of the "Blue Apron Chef" inside the Green Apron Chef a chance at redemption.
Giving him a slim chance to live.
Rather than dying in the form of a Green Apron Chef, he might as well try coming back to life.
Of course, Wei Shan did not know what the Green Apron Chef had thought before being transformed. He could only offer some help from a human perspective.
If that chef truly enjoyed the feeling of being a Green Apron Chef, then he... could still send him on his way.
For Lin Yi and the others as they were now, these were all minor issues.
But this sort of redemption was limited to Blue Apron Chefs who had only recently been transformed into Green Apron Chefs.
Once too much time passed, they would sink into depravity like the Grinning Angels. The Old Kerosene Lamps in their hands would turn completely into Hourglasses, and they would ultimately lose any chance of redemption.
Lin Yi kept his head down and ate, but his Perception remained firmly locked onto the entities that had previously shown intense malice toward him. Some of them had nice tomatoes. If he