Nestled in the heart of the Aogrive forest, Gaige Ferguson's mansion had only three areas designed for spaciousness—the dining area, conference room, and living room. The living room, in particular, was the most capacious part of the mansion, featuring a massive TV and a carpet that made it seem as if the place was built for giants. In reality, it was spacious to accommodate Gaige's extensive family. "Cain, why are we gathering here?" Phutzafghuerh inquired of the person who had arrived first in the living room. Cain, one of the aliens, simply shrugged his shoulders, as he had no idea why they were suddenly summoned to the living room. He also glanced at Dambie, another alien, in the hope that she might have some insight, but she too was clueless. One by one, all of Gaige's family members eventually gathered in the room. It was disheartening for them to see their numbers reduced by half after Andy successfully purged the others. Out of the eleven aliens, only three remained alive, an

Gaige's exclusive mission of eliminating Andy every time he respawned was a true blessing. It not only allowed him to lead a relatively carefree and peaceful life but also provided him the satisfaction of killing Andy as much as he pleased. Additionally, the mission came with the benefit of the system's comprehensive tracking of Andy's activities. [Mission: Purge Andy] [Respawn timer: 11:04:23] [Location: Yawyklim, San Antonio, Miranda City] [Coordinates: 14.6506° N, 121.0177° E] The system provided an abundance of information about Andy's whereabouts and respawn, almost as if it were spoon-feeding Gaige. However, he had no intention of actively pursuing Andy after each respawn. Since his mission had no time limit, he preferred to wait for Andy to come to him rather than embarking on a search. Gaige was completely out of funds, making it impossible to travel to another nation to eliminate Andy. So, he intended to laze around while he waited. That had been the original plan, but

Gaige Feryuson gathered everyone in the living room to discuss whom they should choose for revival. "I have the opportunity to bring someone we lost back to life. The question is, who should we select?" Gaige announced. The room fell silent, except for the children, who were uninterested in the adults' conversation. Gaige gently placed the children on the floor and encouraged them to play on the carpet. He then turned back to his still-stunned family members. "It's quite an offer, isn't it?" he commented, breaking the silence. Anniston, with a quivering voice, interrupted, "C-can't we bring them all back?" His heart raced with a mix of excitement and unease. "Everything comes with a cost," Gaige explained. "Can we offer something of equivalent value to each person's life? Remember, we didn't just lose one family member; we lost nearly half of our loved ones." "What do you mean to provide? Did you offer something in exchange?" Patal asked in concern. Everyone looks intently at Gaige

"I want to cry." "I want to cry." "I want to cry." These phrases reverberated in Gaige's mind as he listened to the words of the god before him. Although Lord Lumeire had already asked him to rise, Gaige remained bowed throughout the entire conversation. He was afraid that, when faced with the god assigning him unwanted tasks, he might utter curses. To avoid further trouble, he responded to Lord Lumeire in a passive manner, resembling a robot. "Is there anything you want to ask?" Lord Lumeire inquired. "Nothing, my lord." "Very well, you may now return." Lord Lumeire permited. With a portal aglow, Lord Lumeire opened it. Gaige offered his new god only a brief glance before making a final bow and leaping into the portal. As Gaige disappeared, Lord Lumeire muttered something under his breath. He said, "He truly is a rude child." … … At the temple, just moments before Gaige's return, the priest soulfully chanted prayers with his attendants and the devotees of Lord Lumeire. Gai

Andy spent a hundred years helping a human clan build their connections and wealth, ensuring he had someone to rely on for his needs whenever he lost his wealth due to dying and respawning. Each time he came back to life, Andy's primary concern was his combat skills, as he couldn't fast-track his way to leveling up and enhancing his strength. "Are you going into battle again without leveling up first?" the man financing Andy inquired. "Yes, it's more enjoyable this way," Andy replied with a grin. "It seems you've finally found something to amuse yourself." Over the phone, the man's voice sounded young, and in person, he appeared even more youthful. Despite being in his eighties, the man had the appearance of someone in his sixties. When Andy and the man first met, Andy was still a teenager, and only he experienced the normal process of aging. In fact, he had witnessed Andy in various forms—Andy had been a teenage girl, a woman in her fifties, a man in his hundred years, and an in