Starting with One Piece, a Multiverse Simulation

"To be honest, even now, I still can't figure out what kind of existence you are."

Having devoured the gods and humans using the remnants of the Creator God's power, I should possess extremely strong futuristic vision. Orsteed's power is the reason I cannot see through him, but what about you?

Even though Rudeus, a reincarnated person from another world, has no secrets in my eyes, why can't I see through you?

Orsteed may be the strongest in the world right now, but in reality, neither the gods nor humans take him too seriously. What kind of threat does someone who has chased him for more than two hundred cycles and failed every time have?

Although Alsteed was strong and reasonably intelligent, he was clearly no match for him, which is why he was always outmaneuvered by him.

But in this cycle, not only did Rudeus appear, but Wood also appeared, something neither the gods nor the mortals had anticipated.

The god-human with an extremely strong ability to see the future could only vaguely sense that Rudeus would be one of the main factors that led to his defeat, which is why he kept an eye on Rudeus and his family.

It was only after Wood appeared that the god-man felt a strong unease about him, a feeling of being completely out of his control.

Besides Rudius, another person who shouldn't have appeared in this world has suddenly appeared: Wood Grellatt.

What makes God even more uneasy is that, just like the Dragon God Alsteed, he cannot see or interfere with Wood Grellatt's future.

Having devoured the original god-human, he can confidently assert that Wood is a native of this world (The Sims). However, given that he was born into this world and is a god-human, it is quite strange that he cannot see the other's future.

When he first met Wood two years ago, out of intense unease and discomfort at being out of control, the god of man didn't hesitate to expose himself in front of Rudy and plotted to kill Wood.

To his surprise, Wood was resurrected two years later and joined forces with his great enemy, the Dragon God, constantly pushing him to the brink.

It was at this moment that the god finally understood that the factor of defeat he sensed in Rudy did not come from Rudy himself, but from Rudy's immediate family (in the original story, Rudy's son), that is, Rudy's twin brother.

Rudy's special feature is that he is a reincarnated being, but to this day, neither the gods nor the humans can figure out what kind of being Wood really is.

Just an ordinary native? That's impossible!

Rudy, a reincarnated being born with the Laplace Factor as a cheat, is at best only at the level of one of the Seven Great Powers.

Wood and Rudy are twins, and their talents and advantages should have been similar at the beginning. However, Wood has managed to pull ahead of Rudy by such a large margin. Even a fool would know that Wood's background must be extraordinary.

"My origins? As far as my current identity is concerned, I should be Wood Greirat."

But if you want more specific details, I don't know how to explain it. Maybe I, like you, came here from some unknown place.

Upon hearing Wood's words, even the god-like man with his mosaic-like face showed a solemn expression.

Don't ask how Wood and the others could tell that the other party looked solemn when his face was all pixelated. It was because after Wood said that he was on par with gods and humans, the other party fell silent.

"No, you're playing me! You can't possibly be the same kind of being as me!"

I was born in the same era as the creator god of this world. In terms of status, I am at least at the level of world consciousness. When I stole the power of the human god, I saw all the other gods, and none of them had someone like you.

The god pondered for a long time until he saw Wood looking at him with amusement, and then he realized that he had been tricked!

If Wood really was someone like him, he would have lived for countless years. Even if he had hidden himself well, it's impossible for him to have left no trace in history.

Moreover, it's clear from Wood's first meeting with the Dragon God that he was almost completely unaware of the previous war between humans and demons.

"Of course I can't be the same kind of person as you, hiding your face and thinking you're making a movie?"

You want to become the only god in the world, that's your business. You can scheme against other planes and kill as many people as you want, but I can pretend I didn't see it.

After all, I'm not some kind of hero; saving the world is what heroes and protagonists do, it has nothing to do with me. But you've attacked my family, so I can't just turn a blind eye."

For Wood, the simulated life in the multiverse was just like his real life experience. Just as Senis and Noren treated Wood as family, Wood felt the same way.

Chapter 546 Battle against the Demon King who has transformed into a God of War!

Wood was indeed not lying. For him, the simulated life in the multiverse was just like a real life experience. Although he cherished the family and friends in each stage of his life, he had no obligation to save the world.

If the gods hadn't targeted Rudy from the start, or even plotted against him because of Rudy, and had eventually involved Senis and Norren, Wood wouldn't have bothered with them.

The "human god" is just a delusional chuunibyou. The other party wants to become the only god in the world. What does that have to do with Wood?

As long as Wood's core interests are not touched, everyone can do their own thing.

The original intention of Wood's Multiverse Simulator is to become stronger by gaining more experience and learning more through life experiences in other worlds.

If things had gone according to plan, Wood would have eventually encountered the world's most powerful dragon god, Orsteed, rather than the so-called human god.

It can only be said that the previous actions of the "human god" were a case of being too clever for his own good, because his supposedly clever actions directly pushed Wood to the opposite side.

"Hmph, there's no use saying all this now. I admit that your combination with Dragon God Orsteed is strong, but I might not lose even now!"

"A guy who's lost to me over two hundred times in a row, plus a boy of similar strength, and an ordinary human girl—this mere combination dares to challenge a true god?"

The god was arrogant, but the other side did have the right to be arrogant. What was originally a three-on-one situation turned into a three-on-three situation due to the other side's various preparations and calculations.

Having donned the "God of War Armor" and become the "God of War," Badigandi has undoubtedly entered the ranks of "gods." After all, 4200 years ago, he had already perished together with the then-Dragon King Laplace using the God of War Armor.

Now that Badigandi has donned the "God of War Armor," he is still able to maintain his rationality, which raises his level of danger to another level.

After all, a creature with strength but no brain is just a pure beast, but a being with both strength and brains is a true warrior.

Badigandi was originally a demon king symbolizing wisdom. Without reason, he could not unleash even 30% of his true strength. But now that he can control the "God of War Armor" with his wisdom, his strength level has undoubtedly risen to the same level as Wood and Orsted.

As for the other henchman of the gods, the old sword god who was Alice and Kyrie's mentor, he is also an existence that cannot be ignored.

The old swordsman should theoretically be the weakest among everyone present, after all, he was even defeated by Alice.

However, it is unknown whether the opponent held back during the battle with Alice, out of concern for Alice's safety.

Moreover, since the gods and humans have lived for such a long time, even if Orstid is just an unweaned baby in comparison, it is impossible that they have not mastered some powerful secret techniques or tools.

Having devoured the human god, he was once the father-in-law of the first Dragon God. Not to mention the secret techniques of the Dragon Clan, he should also have mastered quite a few forbidden techniques and precious items from other planes.

Laplace has only been in the human world for a few years, yet he has already created several major powers, including the "Seven Great Powers," and even left behind many trump cards.

Theocratic thinkers are far superior to Laplace in terms of intelligence and experience; otherwise, they wouldn't have failed in every battle between the two.

Wood certainly wouldn't believe that such a cunning and calculating being hadn't left any backup plan.

"You despicable coward, only knowing how to use underhanded tricks behind my back, if you had dared to appear before me even once in these two hundred-plus reincarnations, would I have let you live until now?"

Having been struck twice in a row on his weak points by the god, Alsted could no longer suppress his anger and charged straight at his opponent.

The Dragon God was originally quite calm and intelligent, but when it came to matters involving humans and gods, his intelligence would quickly plummet below normal.

However, this cannot be blamed on him. After all, the enmity between the Dragon God and the Human God is nothing short of a blood feud. Now that the two have met, they are already extremely hostile towards each other. The Human God keeps bringing up the fact that the Dragon God has been defeated by him more than two hundred times in the cycle of reincarnation. The proud Dragon God naturally cannot tolerate the other party's repeated mockery.

Even the Dragon God has dignity. If he remains silent after being mocked by his mortal enemy with whom he has a blood feud, then he is not the Dragon God, but the so-called "Turtle God"!

Seeing the dragon god rushing towards him, the human god let out a mocking laugh, then flashed into the world of nothingness behind him.

Enraged, the Dragon God, seeing that the Human God had chosen to flee again, followed him through the ripple-like light curtain without a second thought, ignoring Wood's shouts behind him, and also flashed into the World of Nothingness.

"Damn it! I knew I couldn't team up with this guy. Every time we get into something related to gods or humans, his IQ drops to an even lower level than the Demon Wolf King."

They were clearly provoking and luring him, yet this guy recklessly charged into their trap. It seems his previous two hundred-plus defeats weren't entirely without reason.

Seeing the Dragon God follow the Human God into the World of Nothingness, Wood immediately covered his face with his hands, revealing a speechless expression.

Before the final battle even began, their strongest fighter had already foolishly fallen into the enemy's trap, and the methods used by the enemy were, in Wood's opinion, quite rudimentary.

Even a fool could see from what just happened that the human god was deliberately provoking the dragon god and luring him into a trap.

Didn't they see Badigangdi and the old sword god standing at the entrance? They were fully capable of stopping the dragon god's pursuit, but as the dragon god chased the human god, they treated him as if he were invisible, letting the dragon god chase the human god into the world of nothingness.

Wood had his own speculations as to why the gods and humans didn't choose to fight in this world, but instead placed the battlefield in the world of nothingness.

Although many years have passed and the seal of the first Dragon God on the human god has loosened, allowing the human god to appear in this world in the form of a spiritual entity, it is inevitable that his strength is limited to a certain extent.

Therefore, Wood speculates that in this world, the gods may not be able to fully exert their original power, which is why they lured the dragon god into the world of nothingness where he could unleash his full potential.

Furthermore, the gods were the first to find the world of nothingness and were sealed there for so many years. It wouldn't be surprising if they had some kind of setup or trump card there.

In this world, the "human god" is nothing more than a freak who can talk nonsense all day long, never wear clothes, and appears everywhere in other people's mental worlds. In terms of combat power, he's probably just a weakling at best.

According to the original script, they could have easily defeated Badigandi and the old sword god with a three-against-two advantage, and then entered the world of nothingness to use their overwhelming three-against-one advantage to defeat the final boss, the god of men.

However, the originally favorable situation was turned into a difficult situation by the Dragon God, who was a complete idiot.

The final battle, which originally had a very high chance of victory, has now become much more uncertain in terms of outcome.

Wood cannot be certain of victory against Budigandi, who is wearing the "God of War Armor." Even if he manages to defeat his opponent in the end, the price he will pay will likely be substantial.

The situation was roughly the same in Alice's battle with the old sword god. Alice's strength might have been slightly stronger than the old sword god, but the human god was an old monster who had lived for countless years.

He somehow found the old swordsman a very powerful "holy sword" and used some secret techniques and items to forcibly raise the old swordsman's strength to another level.

We're skilled players, but our opponents are whales (players who spend a lot of money). With the help of powerful artifacts and various items, Alice might not be able to beat the old Sword God anymore.

"Damn, if I had known it would turn out like this, I wouldn't have stopped Rudy from coming along. This time, things might have gone wrong."

This is not Wood being self-deprecating, but the current situation is truly quite unfavorable for Wood and his team.

Even if Wood and Alice could defeat Badigandi and the old sword god, it's still unknown whether the Dragon God could hold out against the gods and humans for so long in the World of Nothingness.

Undeniably, in terms of pure strength, Dragon God Orsteed might have the upper hand, but a being who can manipulate many powerful figures is now daring to provoke Dragon God into a one-on-one fight. Could he not have prepared some backup plan?

If Rudy had come along earlier, the situation would be different now. Alice and Rudy together should be able to easily defeat the old sword god.

If the three of them then defeat Badigandi as quickly as possible and then enter the World of Nothingness, then everything might still be in time, but now...

"Wood, do you have time to be half-hearted when you're fighting me now?"

Although I hate to admit it, the combat power I possess now, wearing the 'Battle God Armor,' is absolutely worlds apart from what I was before. Even if this power doesn't originate from within me, I have to acknowledge its immense strength!

While Wood was still ranting about how Dragon God had let his teammates down, Budigandi suddenly appeared in front of him and threw a punch at his handsome face with a fist the size of a cooking pot.

Before the massive, armor-covered fist even touched Wood, the powerful pressure of the punch had already stirred up the surrounding air, even creating a vacuum in front of it.