Chapter 211: Chapter 211: Rule-Breaking Completion, “I” Will Be the Winner

The outcome is decided!

Hearing these words in her ear, Xie Antong felt a bit dazed, as if she had heard the final ending of the Game, and couldn’t quite react.

Only, this ending wasn’t an official Game announcement, but something the Black Knight said.

“You have that much faith in him?”

“What else can I say?” the Black Knight replied with a careless tone. “You think he’s dead or something?”

Xie Antong was silent for a moment. Yeah, now that she thought about it, she hadn’t even considered that “Sin” might fail.

It was a strange feeling — like this guy escaping death at the last second was just... natural.

“The Beacon is on you? When did you two make that plan?”

“Hehe, sorry, miss. Some things can be shared, some can’t. He told me that the Beacon must not be shown to anyone. That includes you.” The Black Knight chuckled apologetically.

What do you mean “not even you”?

Her mind couldn’t process it at the moment, so she let it go. Once the Game was truly completed perfectly, she’d go back and rewatch “Sin’s” perspective — to see how he’d pulled it all off.

The All-Seeing Eye collectively turned. She no longer needed to monitor the entire city. With the replica shattered, her energy consumption had dropped significantly.

Now, she just had to wait amid the cloudburst’s dust and firelight, hoping for the final victory.

Meanwhile, Chiyo Eine was also staring dead ahead at that cloud of mist, not daring to blink.

She couldn’t believe that in that kind of situation, “Sin” could still pull off such a reckless, desperate counterattack.

She didn’t even know how to evaluate it. In her heart — in terms of strength — she now truly accepted the world’s strongest.

She only hoped that “Sin” was already dead.

As long as “Sin” went down, nothing else mattered. Even if it meant mutual destruction with the Divine-crafted Hunter, she could handle any remaining stragglers!

But when the smoke slowly cleared, Chiyo Eine’s heart immediately sank. She clearly saw a blue-colored object swaying in the dust.

Even though she couldn’t see it clearly, it felt like a blue-painted face had emerged in front of her — like a nightmare.

Still not dead! Why is this thing so hard to kill!

Her heart skipped a beat, and she was about to raise her hand to control the Black Water Pool.

“Bro, if you wanna take a break, stay here and chill. I’ve got a book — hold it for me, will ya?”

Xie Antong instinctively held out Confessions of the Disillusioned, and the next moment, a gust of wind blew by — the Black Knight was already charging at Chiyo Eine.

Xie Antong looked down at Confessions of the Disillusioned. She knew how powerful that thing was, so naturally she didn’t plan on reading it. She found a rock and sat down quietly.

Chiyo Eine was just about to let her Fallen Black Pool go berserk, when she suddenly felt like a beast had locked eyes on her. She turned — and a black giant was already charging over.

The Black Knight’s attack style was the most primitive — and also the most unstoppable: a direct slam.

Watching this b*stard of a thing charging straight at her, Chiyo Eine was instantly alarmed. She quickly began to control her Black Water Array to block the Black Knight.

Of course, the Black Knight hadn’t expected to accomplish much. One charge forced Chiyo Eine to reposition — and with that, everything was settled.

Lu Ce stumbled out, his entire right side gone — like it had been chewed off by a prehistoric beast.

But if one looked closely, they’d see with horror that the shredded flesh and shattered bones were regrowing at an insane speed!

Before firing that shot, Lu Ce had taken a bottle of Intermediate Healing Potion. After firing, he drank a bottle of Advanced Healing Potion.

As long as his mental core held, even if his body were crushed to dust, he wouldn’t hesitate or worry.

Just like that, he spread his arms, lips cracking into a grin, raising his arms to the sky.

And behind him, the final Divine Creation collapsed with a thud.

The chain of explosions inside it left it with no way to continue — its mission had ended.

For top-tier experts, a battle only takes a single moment.

【All Special Hunters have been eliminated. Final killer: [Sin]!】

Just as Chiyo Eine was about to continue fighting, a massive voice echoed across the sky. In the pitch-black night, blood-red letters appeared once again.

【Game Over!】

【Tokyo Battle Royale, perfectly completed.】

【All remaining Players may spend thirty minutes freely browsing or exit immediately.】

“What the h*ll!”

Chiyo Eine shouted in shock at the final Game ruling.

The Hunters were supposed to be all over Tokyo, and there was still time left. Why declare them the winners now? Had Tokyo’s people all died?!

Lu Ce didn’t move to attack. He just tilted his head slightly in her direction.

That blue-painted face seemed to be shifting again toward the mask form — and the instant she saw it, Chiyo Eine’s body burst into Black Water, reforming elsewhere.

Once bitten by a snake, fear of ropes for ten years.

She had to act fast — dodge, defend.

The Black Knight, standing by, let out a cold laugh and said:

“Heh, really? You’re asking why?”

Chiyo Eine: ......

Face darkening, she didn’t want to admit defeat. Her eyes shifted — and landed on Xie Antong.

In an instant, her eyes nearly popped out of her head, gasping:

“You’re still alive?!”

Then her gaze snapped toward “Sin,” and her look said it all — like her faith had been shattered.

“You two... you planned this from the start?”

As she finished, her last fighting will slowly faded, and she slumped softly against the Black Water Tree beside her.

Xie Antong: ......

She’d always admired the opponent’s wild imagination.

Chiyo Eine’s eyes dimmed as she spoke in a low voice:

“It’s meaningless now. I lost......”

“This Game... there’s no real winner......”

Honestly, she’d seen that from the beginning.

If the Players won, it meant the Game outweighed the world — public opinion would lean entirely toward the Game.

But if Tokyo won, then they were all just chess pieces in a game, puppets dancing to the Host’s strings.

Still, the latter... caused slightly less damage.

“Why wouldn’t there be a winner?” Lu Ce slowly turned his head, grinning viciously as he looked at her. “I’m the winner.”

“You won, but the world lost,” Chiyo Eine said.

“What the world loses has nothing to do with me.” Lu Ce sneered. “But then again......”

“The Game... might not have truly won either.”

He raised his hand and pinched his face, which was slowly transforming into the mask.

“In a Game like this, how could I possibly allow... anyone to earn more than me~~.”