I am the Executioner Dragon, but a cute mod.

The Executioner Dragon's annihilation ability is extremely powerful. Even in creative mode, where one is immune to any attacks and negative effects, one can be instantly killed by the Executioner Dragon.

Just consider the Executioner Dragon's health bar: 10 to the power of 305. What does that mean? Assuming a drop of blood is 1 centimeter thick, then the Executioner Dragon's health bar could span the entire observable universe.

When faced with annihilation, the Executioner Dragon can directly receive a immunity and have the annihilation effect directly reflected back onto the caster. However, now, an extreme situation has arisen—the Executioner Dragon is both the caster and the victim.

So at the moment the annihilation was initiated, the Executioner Dragon was exempt from the annihilation, which backfired on itself, and then it was exempted again... This result looped infinitely, eventually reaching a certain balance, and finally crashed completely.

When Steve arrived at the nameless place, all he could see was a sea of ​​red and black; he frowned slightly and stroked his chin.

"Where's the Executioner Dragon Girl? Where did she go? Could it be... that the mod is incompatible with the Executioner Dragon? That shouldn't be the case, I succeeded with the Withering Rathian..."

Steve murmured, then looked at the petite, long-haired girl with black hair nestled beside him. Though he said nothing, the girl instantly understood his meaning. After closing her eyes for a few seconds, she said:

"I can't sense the Executioner Dragon; He's not here."

"Is that so? It seems it really is a mod incompatibility issue. I'm a little disappointed, but having you is enough..."

Upon hearing this, Steve didn't think much of it. Instead, he smiled at the girl with long, straight black hair, took her back to the main world, and they lived a shameless life together...

Time has passed, and the execution dragon continues to cycle between annihilation and exemption. The balance between the two is extremely fragile, though of course, this fragility is relative.

To break this fragility, at least the energy generated by the collision of a neutron star and a black hole would be needed, an energy capable of instantly destroying the sun.

This event has an extremely low probability of occurring in a single star system. If they are lucky, the execution dragon can escape in a few hundred years; if they are unlucky, it may take countless eras for the system to crash.

However, perhaps because the Executioner Dragon was destined to survive, an event with an even lower probability than the collision of a neutron star and a black hole struck, and it precisely affected the Executioner Dragon.

It was an energy entity connected to countless multiverses and possessing independent consciousness. After finding the Execution Dragon, it did nothing but send out a message:

Do you want to understand the meaning of life? Do you want to truly...live?

[Yes/No]

This information appeared naturally in the consciousness of the Execution Dragon, as if it had existed from the beginning, without any abruptness.

If the Execution Dragon chooses [Yes], the terrifying energy generated from traversing the world will instantly pull it out of its frozen state. But how can it choose [Yes] when it's in a frozen state?

Fortunately, the deity who posed this question didn't seem to be an honest person. After discovering that the Execution Dragon was unable to make a choice, the information changed:

Do you want to understand the meaning of life? Do you want to truly...live?

[Yes(15s)/No]

That's right, a 15-second countdown appeared after the [Yes] option! Once the countdown reaches zero, [Yes] will be selected by default. This is a trick that only some unscrupulous merchants would use, but the main god has actually learned it!

Is the Main God Space really that short-staffed?!

Fifteen seconds passed in the blink of an eye. Once the numbers reached zero, the Main God Space made a powerful move. Under the interference of the power of spacetime, the fragile balance between exemption and annihilation was broken.

The Executioner briefly regained some consciousness, but even in its current state of paralysis, it was unable to use its full power.

Although he didn't know what was going on with the spacetime force that suddenly acted on him, in order to get out of his predicament, he subconsciously followed the spacetime force and forcibly interrupted the cycle of exemption and annihilation.

The specific method is not difficult. Each attack by the Execution Dragon needs to meet certain conditions, which cannot be changed.

For example: if the target of the annihilation is the Execution Dragon, then it will definitely hit the Execution Dragon.

To get rid of it, a prerequisite needs to be added. Add a time prerequisite to the erasure process, and the target of the erasure will not be the current executing dragon, but the executing dragon in other time periods.

Setting the timeline back a thousand years, the annihilation automatically travels to a thousand years ago, starting a new cycle with the execution dragon from that time, plunging into an endless freeze...

"Phew... I'm finally free! That damned Steve, he made me look so pathetic. If I ever get the chance, I'll make him pay...!"

After escaping the system crash, Executioner Dragon breathed a sigh of relief, then clenched his fists, feeling a mix of anger and helplessness.

He recalled the scene of Steve subduing Wither Zilla with the pink stick. Even though such an instant increase in favorability was no different from cheating, in the perception of the Executioner Dragon, it did not fall under the category of cheating.

Among the strange mods Steve installs, interacting with characters can increase their affinity, and these interactions are not limited to giving gifts or engaging in entertainment.

Being poked by that pink stick, even if the reason is unknown, is undoubtedly within the rules and will increase favorability significantly.

Even if he wanted to trample Steve underfoot and humiliate him, the Executioner Dragon could only retreat in the face of these unknown mods.

"I finally escaped the crash, but this doesn't seem to be some kind of no-man's-land... Where am I?"

Only then did the Executioner Dragon begin to observe his surroundings. As far as the eye could see, there was a mess of shelves, and besides the snack packaging, there were some bloodstains on the ground.

The same applies to other directions, except that there is a huge glass window to the south, from which one can clearly see the decaying, apocalyptic scene outside.

The houses were broken, the streets were littered with overturned cars, and even in the shadows of the shops across the street, a few slow-moving zombies were hiding.

This was an unfamiliar place. To the Executioner Dragon, only the zombies in the shadows outside the glass window and the smell of blood in the air were familiar; everything else was completely new to him.

"Is this another world? Steve shouldn't be here..."

The Executioner Dragon murmured, recalling the spacetime power that had helped it escape the deadlock. With a little doubt, it found it and followed it to the source of the spacetime power.

It was a sphere of light located in a vast space, containing an extremely large amount of spacetime power. In addition, the sphere of light was constantly releasing invisible threads, each of which seemed to be connected to a dimension, as if it was absorbing something.

"Interesting. So this really isn't my world? Looks like there's something fun out there!"

The Executioner withdrew his gaze, his wisteria-colored eyes sweeping across the ground behind him, where six people lay, dressed in various clothes—four men and two women.

The Executioner's eyes lit up; it was the first time it had seen a human other than Steve (the villagers didn't count, as they seemed to be a completely different species from Steve).

Even though He doesn't particularly like humans because of Steve, He is extremely curious about them!