I am the Executioner Dragon, but a cute mod

Thinking of this, Rika felt a chill run down her spine. If Orochi was the victor, she could use [Delusion Creation] to disguise herself as a level 2 mage and evade capture. Once she got through this ordeal, she could regain her freedom.

But the situation was completely beyond her expectations. In a brief moment of panic, she made a decision: to leave Japan, go abroad and live in an assumed name, and never come back.

After having this idea, Qi Benli took advantage of the moment when everyone at the high school was cheering and secretly left, heading towards the exit of the high school's barrier.

She deliberately walked in the opposite direction of the battleground of Gojo, Sukuna, and Orochi, just in case she accidentally bumped into Gojo and Sukuna.

But what you fear most is what happens. As she was walking quickly through the forest, she saw two figures in the distance, one in pink and one in white. They were Gojo Satoru and Sukuna.

[How could it be them?! What are they doing there?!]

Upon seeing these two living devils, Qi Benlixiang shuddered and immediately stopped in her tracks. She turned around and pretended to take a walk back, hoping not to be discovered.

"Huh? Isn't this Rika? Where are you going?" Gojou Satoru's voice came from behind, and the next second, her arm was on Rika's shoulder.

Rika shuddered, stiffly turned around, and met Gojo Satoru's questioning gaze.

"Ah, Gojo-sensei, what a coincidence! I didn't expect to run into you here, I, I..."

Rika tried her best to appear natural, but after witnessing Gojo Satoru's terrifying power through the monitor, she couldn't even look the other person in the eye when she lied.

As she felt the total amount of curse power within her body begin to plummet, Rika understood that [Delusion Creation] would soon become ineffective under Gojo Satoru's questioning. At that time... Rika recalled Gojo's battle with Orochi, and the scene of herself being instantly killed by a single Azure Fist flashed in her mind.

Just as she closed her eyes, preparing to fight to the death before her magical power was exhausted, another voice rang out:

"Oh, what a coincidence, you're here to buy ice cream too?"

"Ice cream?"

Upon hearing those three words, Rika blinked and looked at Gojo, only to realize that she was holding an ice cream in her hand, while the pink-haired boy behind Gojo was also holding a vanilla ice cream.

Rika immediately realized that this was a golden opportunity to dispel the five suspicions, and quickly forced a smile:

"Yeah, I saw everyone was having so much fun, so I thought I'd buy some ice cream and join in the fun... So what are you guys doing here? Logically speaking, you shouldn't be here..."

As she felt the depletion of her magical energy begin to slow down, Rika finally breathed a sigh of relief. At the same time, she became curious as to why Gojo and Sukuna had suddenly come to buy ice cream after finishing their battle.

Sukuna didn't intend to hide this from him:

"Why buy ice cream? You should ask your talkative teacher first. I really don't understand how she could have so much to say during a battle, and then she said she was thirsty afterward and dragged me to buy ice cream. The worst part is that she didn't bring any money..."

As she spoke, Sukuna gave Gojo a resentful look. Gojo quickly finished her ice cream and then changed the subject:

"Hey, let's not talk about that anymore. Let's hurry up and buy ice cream for everyone while the ice cream truck is still here!"

After she finished speaking, she pushed the reluctant Rika back. When they returned, Gojo was holding several large boxes of ice cream, which, of course, came from Rika's wallet.

At this point, Rika's escape plan not only completely failed, but her wallet was also emptied. Looking at the white-haired woman beside her, Rika had no way to express her bitterness, and she had to put on a smiling face when facing Gojo.

The world where only Rika is injured has been achieved...

After defeating the giant serpent, Gojo and her friends held a party, where she specially invited Sukuna and introduced him to Natsuyu Eri and others.

However, Natsumi Eri's gaze towards Sukuna was very strange, as if she were looking at a rival. Sukuna couldn't bear such a gaze, and returned home halfway through the party.

After this battle, Sukuna had the idea of ​​training Itadori Yuujin. He wanted to use his relationship with Gojo Satoru to send Itadori Yuujin to study at the Jujutsu High School.

This method is highly feasible. Sukuna even asked Gojo for his opinion beforehand, and Gojo agreed. The only obstacle is So.

Sou absolutely disagreed with sending Hisahito Itadori to the Jujutsu Academy. After all, it was tantamount to a murderer sending his son to a police academy. How could he be a jujutsu master? He was clearly being sent as a hostage!

However, in the end, Itadori still went to study at the Jujutsu High School. The reason was simple: Sukuna threatened to tell Itadori Yuujin about his dark past if he didn't agree, forcing her to nod.

As for why Itadori Yuujin had to become a sorcerer, it was because Sukuna wanted Itadori to be able to protect himself in his absence.

Yes, he's leaving.

He had already discussed it with Gojo Satoru, asking her to use her family's resources to create a clone of Itadori. Afterward, he would transfer his consciousness into the clone and no longer interfere with Itadori Yuujin's life.

He planned to travel to the country his students had established in the Ryukyu Islands to see for himself whether it had become the country he envisioned.

Of course, Gojo Satoru wouldn't help for nothing. Her condition was that Sukuna had to have a serious fight with her after he returned from the Ryukyu Islands. Sukuna agreed.

On the day I left, the airport was surrounded by a lot of people, including Suo, Huzhang, Wutiao, Limei, and even the old otaku She came over.

Su Nuo stood on tiptoe and looked through the crowd for a long time, but still couldn't see those two familiar figures.

[Perhaps something's happened.]

Su Nuo didn't let his mind wander. He waved to the people who had come to see him off and resolutely boarded the plane...

Chapter 144: I Want to Make Games!

The Enma Palace, a barrier inside the roots of the ancient tree, has become boring since the Great Serpent died. Fortunately, this barrier perfectly isolates it from the outside world, making it a good place to play games in peace. So Lilith took out a whole monitor and console from her inventory and happily started playing "Minecraft".

After half a month of exploration, with the help of Amelia and Tianyuan, Lilith successfully completed the original version of Minecraft. After the Ender Dragon turned into light spots and shattered into experience, the portal inside the dragon's nest opened.

She jumped in, the screen went black, and the final poem began to scroll until, finally, Lilith returned to the save point in the main world.

"Yay, I finally beat the game!"

Amelia and Tengen clapped to celebrate this milestone moment, while Lilith kept a straight face, looking like she thought, "That's it?"

After completing "Minecraft", Lilith was filled with doubts. For her, although the gameplay was good, the content was too bland.

Putting aside the Titan creatures and such, why hasn't the Executioner Dragon even appeared in the entire game? Lilith was already somewhat dissatisfied with Steve being the protagonist, and now it seems he has almost no role in this game?

"Damn it, this must be a fake ending!"

Lilith gritted her teeth, refusing to accept this ending, and so, under the incomprehensible gazes of Tengen and Amelia, she began to explore my world anew.

Three days passed quickly. Lilith, controlling Steve, traversed the entire save file but found no trace of the Executioner Dragon or the Nameless Land. Her patience was wearing thin, until, just before she broke down in despair, Tianyuan pointed out the crucial truth:

"Why don't you check a guide? Checking a guide is better than figuring it out on your own."

Lilith looked up at her, her little face full of seriousness:

"Looking up a walkthrough? That's practically blasphemy against the game!"

However, Lilith regretted saying that. If she didn't check the guide, how long would it take to find her part in the game?

As for directly accessing all gameplay elements through the game's underlying code? That's no different from looking up a walkthrough, but... just because Lilith doesn't look up walkthroughs doesn't mean others can't.

Lilith coughed lightly and winked at Amelia, who immediately understood. Amelia squeezed in front of the monitor and clumsily tapped on the keyboard, searching for terms like "Minecraft game guide" and "Executioner's Dragon" on a search platform.

Seeing this, Tianyuan wiped the sweat from his forehead and muttered a complaint:

Why do that?

Lilith firmly stated:

"This is a matter of principle!"

"........."

Before long, Amelia successfully searched for Minecraft game guides and found some information about the Executioner Dragon.

However, the information displayed on the screen disappointed Lilith, because at this time, the content such as the Executioner Dragon and the Nameless Land was still a setting on a certain forum and had not been added to the game at all.

Most importantly, even if the Executioner Dragon is added to the game, it will only be a mod, merely an expansion of the gameplay.

Lilith felt saddened that, in the end, it wasn't even the original content of the game, and it was several levels below the canonical protagonist Steve.

This made Lilith, who always believed that even if she wasn't the main character, she was still a very important supporting character, feel like the sky had fallen. She was heartbroken, but this emotion only lasted for three seconds.

Lilith discovered that after learning about mods as an extension of Minecraft gameplay, her skill library suddenly expanded with a huge amount of new content.

Information such as zombie viruses, zombie vaccines, Superman, giant beasts, cursed spirits, and sorcerers are clearly not things that can be found in the original Minecraft.

Lilith's guess:

Because Lilith is above the underlying code of Minecraft in the game's design, she can play like a player, just like Steve.

Mods are naturally part of the gameplay, but Lilith didn't realize this at first and therefore didn't know that mods existed.

After learning about mods, Lilith naturally gained the ability to generate items and creatures that did not exist in her original Minecraft world, and these mods were related to the worlds that Lilith had visited.

Having visited the zombie world, one gains the ability to generate zombies and mutated zombies; having visited the world of cosmic superhumans, one gains the ability to generate various superhumans and giant beasts; and having arrived in Jujutsu Kaisen, one gains the ability to generate various cursed spirits, sorcerers, cursed tools, and cursed objects.

If Lilith wanted, a thousand Gojou Satoru vs. a thousand Sukuna could start right now. Of course, this kind of cricket fighting game no longer appeals to Lilith; what she's thinking about now is:

[As long as I visit enough worlds and install enough mods, how can a mere Steve compare to me?]

Thinking of this, Lilith couldn't help but laugh out loud. However, in Amelia and Tengen's eyes, Lilith's sudden burst of laughter after seeing the content on the screen made her look like she had gone mad with anger...

After the YY session ended, Lilith immediately began to think about which world she should go to next. However, after some thought, she realized that in the comics she had read, there didn't seem to be any character who could rival Steve in creative mode.

Even Zeno from Dragon Ball, who can erase the universe at will, doesn't mean his power will work on Steve. After all, Zeno's rule-based abilities might not work on a world where the leaves are still floating in the air after the tree trunk is cut off.

Of course, Lilith can kill Steve in Creative Mode, but that would be bypassing the invincibility code in Creative Mode, not actually overriding the game itself.

Unless... Lilith creates an independent game based on the original Minecraft setting, with herself as the protagonist, and adds a bunch of settings on top of the original Minecraft.

Once the game is finished, I'll travel into the game world and install mods. Then, I won't have to worry about not being able to defeat Steve.

As for how to travel to this game world, Lilith hadn't considered it. After all, before coming to this world, the world she saw on the roulette wheel was mostly the comics and games of this world, and she didn't think she would fail.

So, upon realizing this idea, Lilith couldn't hide her elation and eagerly looked at the bewildered Amelia and Tengen, saying:

"I've made up my mind, I'm going to create an unprecedented super game! What do you guys think?"

Upon hearing this, Tianyuan, though puzzled by Lilith's behavior, still offered his own thoughts:

"Making a game is no easy task. Although I can't help you with that, I can still support you on a moral level."

Amelia, on the other hand, blindly supports Lilith's decision. No matter what Lilith wants to do, she will definitely be the first to stand up and support her.

And so, with passion and Amelia by her side, Lilith embarked on her journey to create the game...

Chapter 145: The Birth of Spiritual Travel

Regarding this game featuring Lilith herself as the protagonist, Lilith plans to develop it into a AAA title similar to The Elder Scrolls, Assassin's Creed, and Red Dead Redemption.

I can even imagine the huge sensation the game will cause worldwide after its release—just thinking about it makes me a little excited!

However, reality is far from what one imagines. Lilith knew nothing about building a game framework. She finally found a game tutorial, but when she looked at the progress bar, it took about seven hours.

Just seeing this progress bar made Lilith feel dizzy. She definitely wouldn't do coding herself, since she had Amelia as her maid and there was no need for her to do it herself.

And so, under Lilith's orders, Amelia patiently watched the tutorial for a full seven hours, and spent two days without eating or drinking, finally creating a game prototype.

After the game was released, Lilith couldn't wait to become the first player. After playing it for a while, she found that the game was far from the AAA masterpiece she had imagined.

It was a pixelated game with incredibly rudimentary graphics, mediocre combat effects, mediocre art style, and mediocre gameplay. After playing it, Lilith's assessment was: