Chapter 420: Chapter 419: Apocalypse Is Poisonous 4 Chapter 420: Chapter 419: Apocalypse Is Poisonous 4 Little rmaid: “The original silver color represents the early days of the Apocalypse, red signifies urgent calls for help, green stands for fair trade, and blue varies with its shade; dark indicates a severe state of the Apocalypse, and light indicates rebuilding is underway.”
“Hmm, I get it. What about black and gray?”
“Black signifies zombification, and gray…” The Little rmaid paused.
Su Shu turned around, looking at her: “Does it represent the destruction of the world?” she guessed.
“Yes, Master.”
Su Shu looked at the serial numbers that filled the screen, about half of which were gray. She had previously thought they were not lit up because she lacked access rights. Could they all have been destroyed?!
Su Shu, who had been relaxed just a mont before, suddenly looked very grave.
If soone had told her there were countless parallel worlds intersecting with ours before her rebirth, she wouldn’t have believed it.
But now, even she had co back to life. How many unknown things could there be in this world that she couldn’t even begin to imagine?
At this mont, she looked at the nurous gray numbers, each one that turned gray signifying destruction…
Su Shu suddenly rembered the world they were in now. “Which one are we in now?”
Little rmaid: “Panel 1077, on the east wall. Should I push it out?”
Su Shu didn’t quite understand what ‘pushing it out’ ant but nodded anyway.
She watched as the golden “001 transaction” next to the gray “004” number on the wall in front of her flashed and disappeared, only for a new number to be lit up.
“1077 transaction”—was pushed out.
Su Shu, Little Snake King, and Fox—all were stunned!
What the hell! They could do that?
Su Shu was speechless for a long ti, then suddenly turned her head to ask the Little rmaid: “Among so many worlds, our world doesn’t even have a number assigned to it?!”
Little rmaid: “Yes, the primary system can only display the first five hundred usual worlds. Our ranking is more than a thousand. Only if there is an Apocalyptic Rescue Intern or a willing Savior to sacrifice themselves, can our world be lit up in the front.”
Su Shu asked: “Since those gray worlds have been destroyed, why not make them go away and light up the other worlds that still exist? Wouldn’t that be better?”
Little rmaid: “All the gray worlds are there because of the accumulated achievents of countless sacrifices. To honor their fearless contribution, all current Apocalyptic worlds are ranked according to their total rit.”
“There’s a ranking system?!”
What’s the use of rankings when survival is not even possible?
The Little rmaid shifted her position as she sat.
Little rmaid: “Heaven’s Dao is problematic, and at the mont we haven’t found a solution. Once any world activates the Apocalypse mode, it is very difficult to reverse the path toward destruction. Therefore, we need people to work hard to slow the pace of destruction, to extend the existence of the world, and provide a chance to find a real solution. All the rescuers across parallel worlds need to work together if we are to survive the true challenge of the Apocalypse.”
Su Shu looked at her, and for a long ti didn’t speak.
After a while, she slightly furrowed her brow, “What do you an by once the Apocalypse mode is activated, it is very difficult to reverse the path towards destruction? Before I was reborn, our city had already begun to rebuild, life was getting back on track.”
The Little rmaid looked down, deep in thought. Su Shu guessed she was probably searching for information within the system.
After waiting for a whole five minutes, the Little rmaid finally lifted her head.
“Master, before you were reborn, do you rember how you died?”
Su Shu was taken aback by the question!
How… had she died?
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