A different world game? A different world game!

"Join the bloody battle?"

I don't quite understand the use of tin cans.

Even though Kana was already a newly born god, he couldn't help but ask, "But your world is currently facing a cataclysmic crisis, and you just..."

Although he didn't say it directly, his meaning was self-evident.

Cana just said he wasn't going to leave and would stick with the world to the end, but now he's going to participate in the bloody war for revenge. Is that reasonable?

Since we want to persevere to the end, the most important thing to do now is to find a way to strengthen the world, build various defensive fortifications, and reinforce them layer by layer. We should try to preserve the last piece of land and the last bloodline under the offensive. That is what we should do.

In that case, there might still be a glimmer of hope left.

The Scholar was designed for observation, and what they observed most were worlds invaded by the Void.

In worlds invaded by the void, most are completely destroyed, while others barely survive.

However, it is difficult to regard this situation as a victory of resistance, because such a glimmer of hope is unlikely to restore the world to its original state.

Successfully resisting the Void invasion means that at least a considerable number of lives in the world have survived and then held onto a sanctuary, persisting until the Void has completely withdrawn from the world. This is the minimum standard for victory.

Even so, such cases are extremely rare.

"Participating in the bloody battle is also one of my ways to save the world."

Upon hearing this, Tin Can remained silent. After all, he wasn't some kind of mystery; how would he know what help participating in the bloodbath could provide for saving the world? Besides, different worlds have different circumstances.

As for the items to be judged, she didn't care about that. As long as Kana was willing to participate in the bloody battle, she would wholeheartedly agree.

As for her purpose in participating in the bloody battle, and what she truly wanted to gain, those were not questions she cared about at all.

Everyone involved in the bloody battle had their own thoughts and purposes, but for most, the main purpose was indeed revenge.

Because it's a very simple principle: the disgusting thing about the abyss is that it can bring its power to other worlds by descending.

In such situations, even if you manage to kill the descending demons after going through great lengths, they themselves will not die. This is because what descends is only power and a small portion of the soul, and sometimes not even the soul.

No matter how many times you kill them, they will never truly die; they will only suffer a loss of power.

Moreover, sometimes the medium through which the arrival occurs provides power itself, which can be described as utterly disgusting.

So how can you truly kill them? Charge into the abyss and deliver the fatal blow; once they're dead, they're truly dead. That's the goal of many who participate in the bloody battle—to kill these damned demons.

Of course, if it were simply for revenge, then the bloody battle could not have become a sustained and protracted war.

The exact duration of the blood war is unknown. It is only known that the blood war began when the Abyss was still in its early to mid-stages of development and continues to this day, with its reach expanding ever larger.

This has led to the area where the bloodbath took place becoming a new special area with its own unique essential rules, which have been recognized by the astral plane and included in its basic rules.

Besides revenge, there are also the unique benefits. The most obvious and common reason is capturing demons. Demons are completely untouchable; they are purely chaotic creatures.

People can capture demons to conduct various experiments, dismantle their limbs to obtain various materials, modify them, and establish soul contracts with them—these are all uses of demons.

The unique structure of demonic chaos gives them a variety of special abilities, which can be very useful to some people.

There are even specialized demon-hunting teams whose mission is to help buyers from other worlds capture specific demons, bind these demons to contracts, and then have specialized transportation organizations transport them out. This has formed a very mature industry chain.

This is a chamber of commerce organization that spans various sectors.

After all, among demons, there are also demons like lust demons, succubi, and lewd demons.

The Abyss destroyed so many worlds, turning them into a level of the Abyss, giving birth to various creatures that conformed to the aesthetics of many races. This was also to coordinate with some of the Abyss's special invasion methods.

In addition, there are various byproducts that can be obtained in war—special materials and minerals from the abyss.

The extremely chaotic environment, coupled with the magic mixed in, will produce many minerals and materials that cannot be produced in normal environments. These are all top-quality treasures.

Many demons' weapons are made from these materials. Stealing these weapons and remelting them creates new magical equipment.

Simply put, killing demons can both satisfy hatred and avenge oneself, and also bring sufficient benefits.

Of course, this is on the premise that you are strong enough and have a firm enough will.

There are also many cases where people who participated too deeply in the bloody battles were subtly influenced by the abyss and eventually fell into demonic ways.

However, these are things that non-god-level beings need to worry about. God-level beings do not need to worry about being affected by the abyss during the blood battle, as the power of the abyss is not enough to affect gods.

Gods who fall into the abyss are usually forced to make choices due to circumstances, and most of them have a voluntary element.

After the conversation, the Item of Judgment handed a special crystal key to Kana.

"Using this key to open the portal will directly connect to our fortress camp in the bloodbath. Otherwise, if we open the portal randomly, we could easily be led astray by those damned demons and end up in their trap."

Hearing this, Kana nodded; he could understand. Bloodbath was one of the main gameplay modes in the late game, essentially a special version of the endless roguelike mode.

After putting the key away, Kana looked at the other three.

"If you want to come down, I will send someone to contact you to connect your transmission frequency. I will provide an interface for the transmission frequency."

The man in pure gold nodded: "That would be wonderful, thank you for your generosity."

Judgment Mist said hello and left immediately, and Kana didn't stay there any longer either.

He returned to the City of the Ring through the portal, handing over various preparatory tasks, including communication with people from other astral worlds and various learning preparations.

The title "Scholar" alone speaks volumes about the extensive knowledge of the crew of this interstellar spaceship, which will greatly accelerate the Night Watch's advancements, including in alchemical technology. (End of Chapter)