"The commander you were supposed to protect wouldn't have died today, but because of the butterfly effect caused by your decision, he wasted an opportunity to summon me, which is equivalent to wasting a life."

Shi Yin continued.

"I hope that at some point in the future, when I am overwhelmed with other matters, you and your companions will be lucky enough to save the Lord from certain death. I wonder if your companions will be so fortunate as to survive each and every calamity."

"By the way, wasn't it that guy Agarai who took it upon himself to leak the information to you and guide you back to the rescue?"

Ji Chuan's shoulders stiffened slightly; clearly, Shi Yin was right.

Agaray didn't directly ask him to come and help; he just told him that someone had been killed, and sometimes important comrades had been killed, and he rushed over eagerly...

"It's a pity that he will pay the price for his recklessness. The next time Milica fights against zombies and natural disasters, the losses will be at least a third more than usual. When you see that you have caused a small country to suffer for the sake of one person, I hope you can still laugh."

With each word Shi Yin spoke, Ji Chuan's face grew paler.

In fact, when saving people, normal people don't think about so much. Ji Chuan only knew to do his best, not wanting his companions to sacrifice themselves, and wanting to turn the situation around with his passion and hard work.

Every decision comes with a price. Since that forgetful guy Agareth is willing to do this, let him learn his lesson again.

In any case, Milica suffered severe losses in manpower and resources.

Although Yanlong Kingdom still lacks a trump card, Shiyin can currently control the situation. Even without it, it won't be a big deal if they try.

But things are going to be difficult for Milica.

Fortunately, it was Milica who encountered difficulties.

If Ji Chuan were to follow others' instigation based on his own ideas, causing the Yanlong Kingdom to suffer the butterfly effect, Shi Yin guaranteed that she would strip Ji Chuan of his superpowers, throw him into a crowd of civilians, and let him experience what it means to struggle like an ordinary person.

They are blessed but don't know it.

"You guys are really serious, like you're watching a shonen manga." Shi Yin looked at the girl who was standing to the side with her head down, not daring to breathe loudly: "And you, Lin Beiyue, I know Ji Chuan might lose control. He's not very smart and is prone to making foolish mistakes. Are you going to join him in his antics?"

Ji Chuan silently looked up, his expression somewhat bewildered.

Just scold him, why resort to personal attacks?

"I'm sorry, Sister Yin." Lin Beiyue's head was bowed very low.

Compared to Ji Chuan's attempts to make excuses, Lin Beiyue had clearly already anticipated being punished upon her return.

"It was my hesitation that led me astray," Lin Beiyue apologized softly.

When Lin Beiyue heard that one of the important people in their lives would be sacrificed, she panicked for a moment. By the time she realized her mistake and regretted it, it was too late. She and Ji Chuan had already rushed halfway there.

"Go back. Everyone go back and copy the Doomsday Rules. Next to each rule, write a detailed analysis of the reasons and submit a report to me. Finally, make a guarantee at the end." Seeing that the two of them had nothing to say, Shi Yin waved her hand, not wanting to get entangled in this matter any further.

The two nodded and walked out dejectedly.

[Sizzle sizzle—]

[Ahem.]

Is it too harsh to hold a young person, especially a first-time offender, to such high standards?

A steady voice sounded, and a small, square black box-like device on Shi Yin's desk emitted a slight electrical hum. Immediately afterward, a holographic projection appeared in front of him.

Hermod's projection appeared in front of Shi Yin. He was sitting on the sofa, and the projection also showed the sofa under Hermod.

“Survival of the fittest.” Shi Yin sat in the chair, her face indifferent: “No one is irreplaceable. If I lose one Agare, I can create a second one. He had better think this through.”

[However, for these little ones, this is their first rebirth, and it's normal for them to have the passion to save those important to them.] Helmod sat on the sofa watching, while Shi Yin's holographic projection looked somewhat helpless. [The passion of youth is the spark that ignites a prairie fire and the first ray of light to break through the darkness.]

"The premise is that they have the power to break through the clouds." Shi Yin snorted lightly, "It's ridiculous that they want to be the light that saves the world when they can't even defeat me."

Forget about it, let's not dwell on it.

[However, it seems my mark awakening will have to be postponed, and I won't be able to go to the battlefield for a while.]

Helmod actually agreed with Toki's words quite a bit; he and Toki's thought processes were always on the same wavelength.

I wonder if the mastermind is aware of this; otherwise, I might be in serious trouble. Although I can do my best to arm Wilren, I don't have any truly high-level combat capabilities.

"It's okay, I have more than one option." Shi Yin lay back in the chair, seemingly suddenly deflated, her face looking a little tired.

I told you to balance work and rest; if you keep going like this, your mental state might suffer.

"Nonsense." Shi Yin waved her hand impatiently: "What do you want from me this time?"

[The Black Bat Heavy Prison, you know it.] Helmod's projection reached out, seemingly picking something up from a nearby table; it looked like documents or something similar.

"Isn't that the most chaotic heavy prison on the Volga border?" Shi Yin thought for a moment; she vaguely remembered the place.

Someone has kidnapped Tyr's Cookies.

Shi Yin: "?"

Shi Yin: "..."

"...You mean that bear?" Shi Yin paused for a moment before realizing, "Someone actually managed to tie it up?"

[You can't say that directly to Tyr. What bear? That's Tyr's Siberian hamster.] Helmod shrugged. [The Doomsday Phonetic Symbols information has been synchronized to me. I've reverse-tracked the missile's destination: the Black Bat Heavy Prison.]

Shi Yin didn't speak. She rested her chin on her hand and looked out the window, her brows slightly furrowed.

[Do you suspect something's fishy?]

"Hmm, it's too directional." Shi Yin looked out the window; the view here was excellent, offering a panoramic vista of the surrounding mountains.

"It's alright, aren't you? Are you worried about a trap?" Helmod's expression was a little strange. "But you might need to lie in wait a little. Our poor little biscuit is probably starving and crying its eyes out in its room right now."

[Now that we've found them, Tyr will surely thank you properly. He's always felt indebted to his darlings, and now that Biscuit has been captured, he must be quite heartbroken.]

Shi Yin: "..."

"You mean that square bear?" Shi Yin silently recalled the bear named Little Biscuit.

Even though bears are generally quite large, the bear named Biscuit is actually three meters tall, but in photos it looks like it's only one meter tall.

It was so fat that Tyr fed it five meals a day and still felt it wasn't enough.

Love is always a feeling of indebtedness.

But your son doesn't look like he's been starving even if he's gone for three days.