Skadi, returning to infinity

But Lilith seemed to be completely nonexistent, giving her no reply whatsoever, which made her sigh slightly.

"It seems like he doesn't want to talk to me."

Lilith didn't want to talk to her, either because she hadn't woken up yet, or because she couldn't respond in this world, otherwise it would cause her trouble.

If I really want to know, I guess I'll have to go back to the Ark world.

"Hey, what are you doing back here?"

The owner of shop number seven looked at her slowly walking in, somewhat puzzled.

"I'll cancel the task."

Her voice brought Skadi back to her senses.

He looked up at her and said softly.

"Huh? You don't actually want to kill the Lich King right now, do you?"

Skadi's request fell to Shopkeeper Number Seven, who immediately guessed what Skadi was thinking.

"Well, let's not waste any more time. I want to kill the Lich King."

Hearing her say that, the owner of shop number seven was a little confused.

"Why? The Lich King's power is what you need now, isn't it? Killing him wouldn't be a good thing for you."

The owner of Shop No. 7 was doing this for Skadi's own good, and Skadi knew it very well.

"I think instead of me explaining, I should show you why I made this decision."

Skadi took out the Lucky Dice and played with it in her hand.

"If the score is one of 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5, then I'll give up on killing the Lich King now. If the score is 6, then I'll attack the Lich King."

What do you think?

Her words made the shop owner of store number seven open his eyes wide and look at her expectantly: "Alright, I'd like to see if you can do it."

"Ah."

Skadi nodded, tossed the dice into the air, and then held them in her hand.

“Look.”

Without even glancing at it, she opened her palm, letting the shopkeeper of number seven see the number of dice in her hand.

"That's really 6!"

Seeing this, Shopkeeper No. 7 knew he didn't need to persuade Skadi anymore; fate had already made the best arrangement, and he should just go with the flow.

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"Hmph, I'd like to see what he's capable of."

When Skadi approached Shopkeeper Number Seven, she asked her to open the quest log and then cancel the quest she had accepted.

"Hey, canceling a mission costs 10 points, are you really willing to do that?"

Before operating the shop, the owner of shop number seven glanced at her and made a joke.

"Hmm? Take a look at my points."

Skadi opened the interface to show her her score.

"4950... Did you slaughter the entire demon race?"

Tilting her head, the shop owner of number seven said this, clearly implying that she knew something.

She realized what was happening, covered her mouth, and looked at Skadi cautiously.

Her actions clearly indicate that she is hiding something.

Skadi didn't care about this, because she knew very well that there were no secrets that could be kept in this world.

These gods have many ways to find out about them.

"Yes, I had 3507 points when I completed the second phase of the mission."

"Then I was busy all afternoon, and in the evening I dealt with a whole bunch of demons, so I got 1443 points, which is how I got to this point."

"It's a bit of a shame. If I could have killed the two demon kings, I would have had more points."

Not only the Demon King, but also those SS-level enemies couldn't be wiped out in one fell swoop; she still faced many limitations in this world.

"Hmm? Those demon kings don't have any points, so killing them won't help."

"Because they are considered messengers of hell, and are subject to the jurisdiction of hell."

"But it's really surprising that you were able to fight a demon king like that."

"It's a pity you don't have a good weapon, otherwise we really could have killed you."

"Although the [Sword of Pride] is a mythical weapon, it deals very little damage to creatures that are also demon lords or demons. Its defense..."

Defensive is fine, but offensive is not.

The owner of Shop No. 7 knew a lot, but Skadi didn't really care.

"It's okay if we can't kill him; there will be plenty of opportunities in the future."

As she answered, the task was canceled, and her score reached 4940.

"You really don't care about going against hell, do you?"

The owner of shop number seven sighed inexplicably, it was unclear whether he was praising her courage or feeling that what she did was inappropriate.

"It's not about fighting against hell, it's just about surviving."

"Besides, in this [Game of Gods], is there really an option that allows you to avoid everything?"

Her rhetorical question made the shop owner tilt his head twice in thought, then shake his head after a while: "The more you try to avoid becoming enemies with someone, the more..."

It's about who you might become enemies with. Even if you don't become enemies with him, you might become enemies with other forces.

"For example, if Hell's enemy is the divine realm, and you don't want to be enemies with Hell, you must be enemies with the divine realm. Trying to have your cake and eat it too is impossible."

I haven't seen anyone who can have their cake and eat it too.

"For these powerful forces, it's either absolute loyalty or absolute disloyalty. You either have to stand with them, or you have to stand with them."

On the other side.

"Hmm, so your choice doesn't seem wrong either."

"However, if you really want to do this, you have to avoid becoming enemies with the divine realm."

"But as far as I know, the gods aren't exactly good people either..."

"Hey, I feel like you're going to run into a lot of trouble in the future, hehe, I'm really looking forward to it."

While she was worried about Skadi, she was also thinking about what interesting things would happen if she and the divine realm became enemies in the future.

It seemed that for her, the most important thing was whether Skadi could bring her joy.

"You guys have such a twisted sense of humor."

Skadi shook her head; she didn't seem angry at all.

"It's not a perverse sense of humor, it's just that in the long course of life, there's no more fun left."

"So I'm happy to see that you might bring me different kinds of fun."

"Because that means I'll see some really interesting things."

“I’m really looking forward to that scenario and I even want to help you get things done.”

"But not in this world. Maybe I'll come find you after this is over."

It's so amusing to see someone blink and say such seductive things in the form of a rabbit.

Skadi didn't react to her words, she just stretched and yawned.

"Alright, I have to go now. See you later."

After saying that, she turned around and slowly left the store.

Chapter 94: This is my gift to you.

Watching her retreating figure, a thoughtful look flashed in the eyes of Shop Owner No. 7. Then, as if she had made a decision, she pulled out a panel and started fiddling with it.

They drummed for a while.

"Hey, take this weapon. Consider it a loan. Remember to return it later."

Skadi, who had just stepped out of the store's protective perimeter, suddenly heard a sound behind her.

She instinctively took a step back, and a large blue sword flew from behind her and stuck into the ground in front of her.

Holding the greatsword, Skadi pondered the words of Shopkeeper Number Seven, a sense of unease creeping into her heart.

"Won't lending me this weapon cause any special consequences?"

Although getting an SSS-grade weapon for free was great, she didn't think the shopkeeper of Shop No. 7 would just give it away randomly; there must be some other motive behind it.

"It's borrowed from you. I'll take it back whenever I want."

"Moreover, this thing belongs to me, not to the [Game of Gods]. I have the right to allocate it as I see fit; I can give it to whomever I want."

You don't need to worry about that much.

"Since its creation, this child has never found a suitable master, and I don't use swords, so it's fine for it to stay with me."

"Given how much joy you've brought me these past few days, and with even more to come, I'll leave this child with you for a while."

"It's a good thing too."

"After all, it would be a waste if a weapon were just for decoration, wouldn't it?"

The shop owner's words make sense. As a weapon, no matter how powerful it is, it's a waste to just display it.

Thanks.

He gripped the sword hilt, his fingers gently stroking it.

The sword hilt is decorated with two kite-like birds circling together, with a hollowed-out design in the middle.