Number One Dungeon Supplier

"As if being a villain is a great job to do." Jin rolled his eyes but inside his heart, there were a few strings tugging around, knowing that if he were to do so, it might indeed bring some joy to him.

"Oh stopping kidding yourself. Even by fighting against the Celestials, one would believe that you are the villain at this point. Don't you know? Anything that the Celestials attack would be considered evil?" Kraft said as he pointed at them with a tilt of his head.

"That is why they are not willing to return to the Celestial Plane in this current condition. Imagine going back being all beaten and worn out without any rewards or victory at hand. They would be scrutinised.

At the very least if they are going back to the Celestial Plane with a healthy looking army, the Dashavatara could at least lie and say that they went for some military exercise instead, hence the cut in communications." Kraft explained.

"In fact, you should be glad that the entirety of the Dashavatara Army had been sworn into secrecy. Otherwise, you might potentially be in great trouble for hitting them so hard. Imagine one of them leaks the news, that news will be a rumour and subsequently a gossip. Eventually, it will be so huge that no one will be able to ignore it and this will bring problems for them and for us."

"Lol. By then maybe Ress could potentially disappear." Jin said but the System decided to chime in.

"Not necessarily so." The System replied. "In the Celestial Plane, time moves non linearly to the point that it does not follow any actual or specific timeline. The governance of time and space can be so convoluted that it is impossible to predict how the information or rumour may be passed.

Ress might potentially disappear once the information had been spread or alternatively, it could be known in a matter of days."

"Is that how the Dashavatara knew that the God of Preservation had gone missing?" Jin asked and the System gave a positive affirmation.

"Yes, we had been lucky that the Dashavatara came with time in our hands. The System believed that they were merely attempted to trace the God of Preservation's sudden disappearance once his signal had been altered. The System deduced that they never expected that they would expect such resistance from us."

"Soooooo, shall we go with the villain route? We can make some badass dimension gates like those manhua and they can be connected to a tower." Kraft grinned and rubbed his hands.

"Please, if you do a tower, you will immediately run away after the first floor. Your interest will die out and the Star Foxes or whatever planets you named them, will take over instead. You will not even bother to continue." Jin was annoyed that Kraft suggested such an irresponsible idea even though it would be feasible.

Feasible in a way that he can copy ideas and technologies for the long run that the Mecha World can present as they attempt to clear this dimension gate. After all, Jin never genuinely utilise the full extent of his powers before. He was able to clear most of the dimension portals that he had opened and there were no monster outbreaks prior to this.

But if he were to introduce this to the Mecha World, it would be interesting to see how they deal with this menace. Surely a lot of people will die depending on where he creates this dimension gate. It could be in a space colony, or possibly in a populated world.

If he did it in a space colony, the obvious way to destroy it is to blast it to kingdom come. But things might be a tad different if he does it in a populated world. Besides, he had thought about it before, and having the two factions work together to bring down these kinds of dimensional gates would be a blast of a movie for Rei since he needed someone to salvage his films.

If he can do this, just do some CGI rendering scenes as well as some within dungeon instance stuff, this might potentially be a hit. However, the people in his homeworld would consider this a thriller rather than a documentary.

However, it also all boils down to whether he has a place for all the humans that would be killed just as he housed all the minions whom he did not blink an eye to their defeat. Would they be worth keeping or are they considered as a deadweight for Jin.

Perhaps that was a conversation that he might need to sit down and do with the System especially when the System did say that there is no way he can continue going around massacring every single human he sees and subsequently assume responsibility for them. That would eventually be a gross oversight of responsibility.

Yet, at that point of time, the System did read Jin's thoughts and could only provide a solution. "Give their recovered body and souls to the Synthesis World. They can provide eternal life to them and they will still continue their lives as it is. Only those who we deem important through the Synthesis World's Administration, we can pick those out and have them in our command." The System proposed.

Kraft immediately caught up with why the System suddenly said this and found that it was actually a decent idea. "So keep them in happy life storage, powering the Synthesis World, and then take them out when we need them to work. This is a win win situation!

Well maybe not so much for the ones we killed, but hey it's a good idea!" Kraft nodded his head and Jin nodded his head slowly as if he was processing the decision that the humans were going to 'convert' to mere resources.

At this rate, he was going to play god in order to become the number one dungeon supplier but considering what he had done for the past few experiences, the responsibility is going to get bigger as he continuously walks the tightrope of morality.x`