I am the Executioner Dragon, but a cute mod

Lilith couldn't help but exclaim that the bed was unexpectedly soft; just lying on it made her sleepy, and she wanted to sleep soundly right away.

However, Lilith knew she still had things to do, so she got out of bed and continued to study the layout of the small room.

Besides the furnishings mentioned earlier, there is a large solid wood wardrobe on the left wall of the small room. When you open it, it is empty except for two wardrobes with characters floating in mid-air.

"What's this……?"

Lilith was curious, so she clicked on the word "wardrobe," and a brand new page appeared before her eyes. It looked like a shopping mall interface, but the categories and products inside were completely different.

First, there are the categories, from top to bottom: suits, hair accessories, tops, bottoms, and shoes and socks.

The first category of outfits neatly displays sets of clothing, such as business suits, commuter suits, neon high school suits, aristocratic formal suits, and gentleman suits.

Hair accessories are categorized into various wigs, hair clips, and headbands; tops include linings, sportswear, and coats; bottoms include pleated skirts, trousers, and tights; footwear includes shoes and socks…

After quickly glancing at the clothes, Lilith was deeply shocked:

"Wow, there are so many styles of clothes? But... why are clothes so much more expensive than weapons and vehicles? Does that make sense?"

Seeing that even the cheapest outfit cost over a hundred points, Lilith was puzzled, but she quickly came to a guess:

In the God Realm, weapons are essential. Everyone who wants to survive the upcoming missions must purchase weapons.

Clothing is different. It's not a necessity, and no one would waste points buying a bunch of clothes. With fewer people buying, clothes naturally become more expensive.

With that thought in mind, Lilith silently closed the wardrobe, having no intention of buying any clothes.

Although the CLA-style Lolita outfit she's wearing is the initial set that comes with the female version, its texture and quality are miles ahead of other clothes, so there's absolutely no need to change it.

After closing the wardrobe, Lilith was about to rummage through the desk to see if it was useful for buying books, but before that, she inadvertently discovered a door next to the wardrobe.

"Strange...why is there a door here?"

Lilith examined the door, then looked at the position of the bed, and realized that the reason she hadn't noticed the door immediately was because the wardrobe was so prominent that it blocked the door.

Although Lilith didn't know why there was such a door in the Main God Space, it didn't stop her from being curious. Just as she reached for the doorknob, a voice suddenly rang in her mind:

[Wait, don't open this door!]

Chapter 17: The God's Light Sphere Was Shocked for an Entire Day

It was a mechanical voice devoid of any emotion; the meaning conveyed in the words was less like a prohibition and more like a command.

Upon hearing this, Lilith's hand, which was reaching for the doorknob, froze in mid-air. She paused for a few seconds, then looked around, trying to find the source of the voice.

Who is speaking?

After the question was asked, the voice did not respond, clearly disdainful of answering such a question, so Lilith changed the subject:

"You said you can't open the door, why? Is there something outside?"

Shortly after the question was raised, that cold, mechanical voice rang out again:

[Outside the door is the Reincarnator's Square, a place for Reincarnators to trade or relax. Because it stands in the void, it cannot bear the arrival of someone like you.]

If you insist on going, you'll only destroy the Reincarnator Plaza and cause huge losses to the Main God Space...

"I'm going to destroy the Reincarnator Plaza? Really?"

Lilith was full of questions, wondering how the God of God could not even create a platform that could bear power if he could recruit her into the God of God Space.

But the voice spoke without hesitation:

Why ask about this matter again? At first, when I found you in the vast universe, I thought I had picked up a top-notch henchman, but who would have thought that you would be so strong that even I could not see through you.

Honestly, I regret bringing you into the Main God Space. If possible, please leave and never come back.

The voice was clearly devoid of emotion, yet Lilith detected a hint of disdain, which greatly displeased her.

"You're the one who brought me in, and now you're telling me to leave? Do you think I'm easy to fool? Get out here."

The voice said:

[I'm not coming out, what can you do to me?]

I might as well tell you, I reside in absolute nothingness, at the boundary between fantasy and reality. No matter how powerful you are, there is absolutely no way you can find me.

"you sure?"

Hearing the voice say that, Lilith raised an eyebrow slightly, and after receiving a very affirmative reply in her mind, she smiled, her tone flippant:

"You said it yourself, so here I am!"

As she spoke, Lilith precisely controlled her power, and solely based on the voice echoing in her mind, she traced the clues to a ball of light located in a pure white space.

At first, the God's Sphere of Light, situated in absolute nothingness, was dismissive. In its eyes, there was no place in the world that could be found here. No matter how hard it tried, it couldn't get out of this place. How could someone just walk in like that? Isn't that ridiculous?

However, the main god's light sphere, which was holding this idea, was quickly proven wrong, because from its perspective, Lilith, who was originally in the reincarnator's exclusive room, suddenly disappeared from the spot.

Without any warning or foreshadowing, it was as if Lilith had never existed in the first place.

Seeing this, the main god's light sphere sensed something was wrong and hurriedly released its senses, trying to find Lilith. However, before its senses could spread, it heard a familiar voice:

"Hey, were you looking for me? Are you surprised to see me?"

The main god's light sphere followed the sound and saw that the purple figure had appeared in the pure white space at some point, with an undisguised smile on its face.

[Are you kidding me?]

The main god's orb of light was speechless, looking at Lilith in the pure white space, feeling as if its worldview had been completely refreshed. After regaining its senses, it asked in succession:

[How could you be here? This is absolute nothingness, the boundary between reality and fantasy. Even if you're stronger than me, you shouldn't be here... What method did you use?!]

This time, the voice carried clear emotions—excitement, confusion, and bewilderment—which made Lilith unable to help but complain:

"So you can speak properly now. I thought you could only talk like that."

Main God's Light Sphere:

[That's not the point, answer my question!]

"Oh dear, why are you in such a hurry? Isn't the answer obvious?"

Lilith narrowed her eyes, and a smile that could captivate anyone bloomed on her face:

"Because... I'm stronger than you. If I'm the sun, then you're just a grain of sand, understand?"

[No, no, I admit you're strong, but it's not about strength. You shouldn't be here in the first place. It violates the rules, like...]

The main god's sphere of light paused for a few seconds and made a very vivid analogy:

[Just like Tyrannosaurus Rex, a top predator of the Late Cretaceous period, which ruled the land for two million years, even the most powerful creature couldn't survive in the sea!]

Hearing the analogy given by the main god's light sphere, Lilith finally understood what the main god's light sphere was surprised about, and in order to appease the main god's light sphere, she gave her own answer:

"Then I'm a swimming expert!"

Upon hearing this, the previously excited main god's light sphere suddenly fell silent, and even the entire pure white space fell into boundless stillness.

The deathly silence lasted for a full three minutes before being broken by Lilith, who gradually realized something was wrong, and she asked the seemingly malfunctioning main god orb:

"Hey, are you alright?"

A few seconds later, the weary voice of the main god's light sphere came through, tinged with helplessness and a hint of relief:

I'm fine, thank you for your concern... I admire your abilities, I can't control you. If you want to stay, then stay. If you want to leave, I won't stop you.

That's enough, I'm a little tired. Give me some private space, I want to be alone.

Upon hearing this, Lilith realized that she might have gone too far, so she prepared to leave and wait in her room for the next mission.

However, before leaving, he suddenly recalled the invitation he received from the Main God Space when he was stuck in a malfunction due to the annihilation before arriving in the Main God Space.

The phrase "[Yes(15s)/No]" remains vivid in Lilith's memory. Now that she has finally managed to stand in the same space as the God's Light Orb, Lilith seizes the opportunity to ask that question:

"By the way, is the Main God Space short-staffed lately? Why was I invited in? Can you tell me about it?"

You want to know? I might as well tell you.

Although the main god's orb did not want to communicate with Lilith any further, the question Lilith raised pointed to something that evoked fear.

Confessing is one thing, but if it could also plunge Lilith into the same fear, that would be even better. So he said:

You should know about dimensions, right? In this world, higher dimensions have absolute dominance over lower dimensions. From the perspective of higher dimensions, a giant dragon is no different from an ant.

What I'm talking about is a catastrophe caused by a higher dimension, one that is bound to happen in the future... No one will die, but everyone will die because of it.

This statement was quite intimidating. In short, after hearing it, Lilith blinked in bewilderment, then scratched her head:

"Why did you stop? Keep going..."

Chapter 18: Are you scared? I'll help you.

Seeing that Lilith hadn't realized the seriousness 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 and thus have 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 chuckled, but there was no joy in it, only a sense of helplessness and mockery towards Lilith's naivety, and 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, was puzzled when she noticed the main god's orb didn't continue.

"Why did you stop talking? You've laid the groundwork for so long, you should be getting close to the main point by now."

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