Soon, Yat, who observed through the phantom's senses, discovered that the malicious intention was rapidly condensing.

Similarly, through oneself as the essence of the concept of doom, even if one tries to constrain his perception, Yago can feel the fluctuations in the power of the rules related to fate there.

But it was also this that made him feel something was wrong.

He had confirmed it before.

The fate of this world, whether it is luck or bad luck, is locked and has been written to death.

From the moment a person is born, if he does not suffer interference from outside the world's forces, the disasters and the bonus of luck they suffer will be constant within a range.

If a person's luck is constant at 7, then the biggest lucky event he can encounter is 7. He will not encounter any difficulties above 7 degrees for most of his life.

In the past, the world was calculated based on the "total value of addition and subtraction" and consumption.

For example, if a person's total value is 70, he encounters a lucky event of 7, consumes 7 points, and has 63 left, then he may encounter a lucky event of level 7 or above in the future, which will reduce.

At the same time, if he encounters a huge disaster, such as level 7, it will increase by 7 points and increase to 70.

The luckier a person is and the fewer unlucky things happen, the faster the person will die.

Once the total value is consumed, the person's luck will completely disappear and it is time to leave.

At this time, even if you just fall, you will fall to death.

And this world is not.

The luck and misfortune of this world are constant, without the so-called "total value", and are not the kind of existence that was used as a "consumable" in the previous world.

In this world, people with a level 7 destiny will normally only encounter lucky or difficult events of about level 7.

That is to say, in this case, these people themselves will not even show up in a larger event.

As for whether they will die?

Judging from the current situation observed by Yat, it is not accurate.

From this perspective, Yat believes that this world does not have a "constant" fate.

It's not about the power of fate.

According to his understanding, the power of fate is to place the power of fate in the corresponding person or object through the regular corridors connected to the long river of time or similar rule polymers as the core.

Because the power of destiny and corresponding characters in the corridor of rules resonate with the power of destiny of items to manipulate world changes.

Outside the Rule Corridor, in the "world", the power of fate in the characters will reach a connection with the long river of time due to the influence and influence of props such as the fate slabs in the Rule Corridor.

Under this mechanism, if the character's fate deviates, it will affect the long river of time, so that it can draw strength from the tide rise and fall of the long river of time.

However, each change can only absorb power once.

Because it is involved in the long river of time, when it causes changes in the long river of time, the power of the long river of time will also act in reverse on the corresponding characters and events in the world, forming a new stable trend again.

If you want to draw strength again, you need to deviate from your destiny again.

In this case, luck and bad luck on people and corresponding items are required to flow.

Otherwise, under the traction of the long river of time, the world will suffer an impact.

This is also the reason why Yat doubts about this world.

The luck and bad luck of this world are constant above the characters and objects.

In this form, because the force is fixed and cannot flow, then if it resonates with the long river of time, the pressure brought by the long river of time will be extremely huge.

To change your destiny, you need extremely huge power.

Two worlds of the same level, under different rules, change the fate of a low-level character with no flow of fate, and consume even more than the consumption of a high-level character with no flow of fate.

However, this is also two-sided.

Because fate is locked and cannot flow.

Therefore, once a lock is destroyed, the power of fate on its body will crush other locks under the urge of a long river of time, forming a great collapse of chain reaction.

To prevent this situation, the method is precision control.

Although the shapes are different, this setting is also to draw strength from the long river of time.

Although the lock will cause a great collapse when broken, in this case, it is better to keep the lock and place the power of fate with limited capacity.

The general trend of destiny remains unchanged overall, but there will be many minor changes and derivations in details, which is also the original appearance of the long river of time.

In this case, the fate of being framed will cause changes in the long river of time.

And it is continuous.

Without locking in fate, the strength you can draw is unstable and the number of times is small.

Locking your destiny, you can draw not much power every time, but it is extremely frequent.

As long as there is no "lock" destroyed, the power of this world will continue to grow...

So, how should we maintain this world?

Yat looked into the distance, and he had thought before that the world would be closely monitored.

Moreover, strong people with multiple levels of seven-level power states cannot be left to the game country.

So......

Do you give some of the benefits of the stable operation of the world to the gods of this world?

I see.

Yat quickly determined one from several logical conclusions that best matched his guess.

The gods in this world also have the responsibility to monitor and maintain this world.

So.......

Among them, there may be one or more gods who control "destiny" and follow the path of "destiny"?

If that is true, then... maybe I have some chance?

Although he already understands that his "conceptual state" is not perfect, it is theoretically not difficult to manipulate a "doom" god of regular state.

But theory is theory, and its smallest goal is-

"Not hurt"

Others may accept success at a certain price, but Yat cannot.

It is not because of his high caution as he is a paranoid, but because of reality.

If he does not complete the deity related to fate or has any traps in a short time, the information about people with fate or who have such abilities among the "players" will be immediately leaked.

Although the theory is good, it is because if something goes wrong in ideal practice and leads to the leakage of information on his existence, it will be more than worth the loss.

However, at this moment, something happened to the team he was paying attention to, a team of thirty people.
Chapter completed!