I am the Executioner Dragon, but a cute mod.

Seeing that Lilith hadn't realized the gravity of the situation, the main god's orb of light sneered repeatedly, saying:

I don't know much about the source of this disaster. I only know that a higher-dimensional being died and its remains were projected into our dimension, altering the rules.

You probably know about parallel worlds, right? Every decision we make, every choice we make, creates a parallel world.

How many decisions will a person make in their lifetime? That's unknown, so the number of parallel worlds is also unknown, and the danger comes from these parallel worlds.

Think about it, so many parallel worlds were born from different choices, each with its own historical trajectory. What would happen if they overlapped?

The main god's orb of light paused deliberately, clearly giving Lilith time to process the information. After a brief moment of thought, Lilith guessed:

"Since parallel worlds are born from choices and decisions, does the overlap of all parallel worlds mean that everyone can know the consequences of their different decisions, thus possessing the ability to choose their ideal ending?"

[If it's really as you say, that would be wonderful, but... how can this be called a disaster?]

The sphere of light from the main god smiled, but there was no joy in it, only helplessness and mockery towards Lilith's naivety. He continued:

The overlap of all parallel worlds will result in an absolute survival of the fittest. Only the individual with the highest historical progress will survive, while all the rest will perish.

Note that this destruction is not directed at the world; it is precise down to each individual. Whether you are an elephant or a bacterium, you will have to go through a historical process of judgment.

Only if the rules determine that you are the one with the highest historical progress among all parallel worlds and all of you, can you survive; otherwise, you die.

After speaking, the main god's orb fell silent, as if waiting for Lilith to show a frightened expression after hearing the horror of the disaster.

But Lilith, still seemingly wanting more after hearing this, noticed that the main god's orb of light didn't continue speaking, and she was somewhat puzzled:

"Why did you stop? You've built up the groundwork to this extent; you should be getting close to the main point by now."

The main god's light sphere was a little confused:

[What setup? I've already said everything; that's all the information.]

"That's all? Is that all?"

Hearing this, Lilith was somewhat skeptical, but after realizing that the main god's light orb was telling the truth, she felt a wave of disappointment.

"……Oh well."

These three words were spoken so casually, as if answering an unimportant question, that the divine orb, which wanted to see fear and surprise on Lilith's face, sensed something was amiss:

What does "Okay, fine" mean? Shouldn't you look shocked?

Lilith waved her hand, clearly not understanding the idea behind the God's Light Sphere:

"Shocked? Shocked by what? If you want me to be surprised by the overlap of parallel worlds, you're in for a disappointment. This is nothing to me."

This answer surprised the main god's light orb. At first, it thought Lilith was just boasting, but seeing its serious expression, it realized that it was only itself that was self-righteous from beginning to end.

So the main god's sphere of light began to ponder: Is it because my level is too low, and I have greatly underestimated the abilities of this guy in front of me? Is my understanding of Him still limited to the emperor's golden hoe?

Thinking of this, the main god's orb of light fell silent. He knew that all the little tricks he had made in front of Lilith were just self-humiliation. Rather than that, he might as well shut up and preserve the last bit of dignity.

The fact that the main god's orb doesn't speak to Lilith doesn't mean that Lilith won't actively seek out the main god's orb.

Fearing that her words might discourage the main god's sphere of light and cause Him to never recover, Lilith spoke:

Are you scared? Scared that you'll be replaced by your parallel universe self in this disaster? Scared that everything you experience will become a predictable possibility? Are you afraid of that?

Upon hearing this, the main god's orb of light did not respond. In His understanding, the reason Lilith was concerned about Him at this time was simply to mock Him and embarrass Him.

As the creator of the Main God Space, the Main God Orb has seen too much selfishness and deceit. It is not strange to it. In its eyes, this is just the nature of life, and no life is an exception.

However, Lilith's next words plunged Him into a long silence. Lilith said:

"If you're scared, I can help you."

The main god's orb of light desperately tried to find any trace of mockery in those words, but what He saw was the genuine sincerity in Lilith's smile.

The sphere of light from the main god found it unbelievable; it could not comprehend either the goodwill shown towards Lilith or the attitude of treating her as an equal.

Why? Why would you help me when we've only known each other for less than an hour? Shouldn't selfishness and betrayal be the essence of life? How could you...?

"I guess I'm just a busybody."

Lilith shrugged, showing no concern.

"If I had to give a reason, it would be that you brought me into the God Space before. Although your purpose was not pure, you still did me a great favor."

Helping you this time is a way of repaying a favor.

Hearing this, the main god's light orb finally relaxed, even though it didn't know exactly what it had done to help Lilith. But this reason gave it some peace of mind.

If Lilith were to come and help Him without any reason, the God Orb would never accept it. This would violate His long-established worldview and be as obvious as having "I have ulterior motives" written all over His face.

After a small sense of relief came an overwhelming excitement. The main god's orb knew of Lilith's power, and if Lilith was willing to help Him, then He might actually be able to overcome this disaster.

No, we will definitely get through it.

So, to prevent Lilith from changing her mind, the main god's orb quickly said:

The only way to get through this disaster is to speed up your own historical progress. For me, as the main god space, I have countless dungeons under my command.

The level of mastery over high-difficulty dungeons is the standard for judging historical progress, because those high-difficulty dungeons are extremely difficult to conquer, and according to the normal historical progress, they would probably be conquered by the reincarnators several hundred years later.

If I could conquer the most difficult dungeon, my progress would increase by several hundred years.

Next, all I need to do is continue conquering the other less difficult dungeons, and I can firmly stand at the forefront of all the main god spaces and gain a chance to survive...

Upon hearing these words, Lilith nodded thoughtfully, then patted her chest and generously stated:

"In that case, let me handle the most difficult dungeon. Anyway, I can't go to the Reincarnator Square, and I'm bored to death staying in my room. I might as well set off now."

[no problem……]