Death Game: Starting as a fraudster, pretending to be a god.

Chapter 1580 The Settlement of the God Realm

Since "Paper Kite" felt it was better for her to act alone, Lin Yu naturally had no objections.

After all... a kite that acts alone has its own uses.

After seeing off "Paper Kite", Lin Yu returned to the hotel.

Although the night was still long and he had many things to do, for Lin Yu...

At this point, he chose to rest.

He has done enough tonight.

not to mention……

The things I can do now are all trivial and insignificant.

Others might not understand, but Lin Yu understood one thing very well...

At this moment, the realm of gods is undergoing a dramatic change that could overturn the entire "player" landscape and alter the ecology of the ten realms.

And... this dramatic change is directly related to me.

Therefore, Lin Yu understood that whatever he planned to do, the best thing to do now was to wait until everything "settled down".

Even though he was personally involved and could already judge the approximate outcome, this matter involved too many high-ranking figures and past secrets. Even the slightest change in details could significantly alter Lin Yu's plans.

So sometimes... not doing something is better than doing it.

Waiting is also a manifestation of wisdom.

After quietly returning to his hotel room and washing up, Lin Yu lay down on the bed. He could hear some noisy footsteps and faint conversations coming from the corridor.

The dramatic changes in the divine realm are like an upheaval from above, which is now being transmitted to the real world through the giant "network" woven from the interpersonal relationships of the "players".

But Lin Yu seemed oblivious to all the noise, peacefully closing his eyes and drifting off to sleep.

……

……

……

"Damn it, wake up!"

At exactly 8:30 a.m., Lin Yu was not woken up naturally, but was woken up by someone.

Opening his eyes, Lin Yu saw Liang Ye's large face.

However, Liang Ye looked a little different than usual—his hairline was much higher and he looked much more mature.

Lin Yu had only ever heard of someone turning white overnight, but never of someone going bald overnight—let alone being half-bald.

Of course, once he regained some consciousness, Lin Yu immediately remembered something.

Captain Liangye was bald to begin with.

He simply lost his wig.

It seems that Yin Lan and Liang Ye's support in the God Realm last night was quite effective; at least they must have participated in some kind of battle.

And he even knocked Captain Ryoya's wig off.

Lin Yu suppressed the urge to complain about everything, pretending not to have noticed anything and speaking as if he had just woken up and was still a little groggy.

"What's wrong, Captain Liangye? Has something serious happened?"

“Of course, didn’t Yin Lan and I go to the Western Eighth God Realm to provide support? Or did you, Xiba, tell us that something happened to the ‘Eternal Cage’? Have you forgotten, Xiba?” Although Liang Ye’s tone was relatively calm, Lin Yu could tell that he was actually very excited and was now trying his best to restrain himself. “In short… by the time we had organized our manpower to enter the ‘Eternal Cage’, the entire ‘God Realm’ was already in complete chaos!”

"The War of the Gods—centered around the kingdom of the God of Fairness and Judgment and the Western Eight Kingdoms of the God of Shadows—involves at least seven gods and many more demigods!"

Upon hearing this, Lin Yu also appeared to have snapped out of his shock at the major news: "It's a battle of this level?!"

Liang Ye nodded sadly: "Damn it, it was such a fierce battle... Although those gods were all immortal high-dimensional beings and the demigods also had many ways to protect themselves, after fighting for so long, no one really died."

Hearing Liang Ye's words, Lin Yu's heart trembled slightly.

Even though he already knew that someone's departure was inevitable and that it wouldn't manifest as the fall of a "god," he still couldn't help but hope for a miracle the moment he heard Liang Ye's words.

However, Lin Yu did not show any of this, nor did he interrupt Liang Ye. He simply listened to Captain Liang Ye continue speaking.

"In short, although Xiba didn't die, Xiba's... for these high-ranking beings, the loss of strength alone is already painful enough."

"Moreover... there's an old saying in the West, 'When gods fight, the fish in the moat suffer'..."

Lin Yu interrupted Liang Ye, saying, "Is it 'when the city gate catches fire, the fish in the moat suffer' or 'when gods fight, mortals suffer'... Of course, I think you mean the latter."

“Yes, yes, it’s the mortals of Xiba who suffer. Oh, I’m a peninsula person after all. This is your old saying. It’s normal that I don’t understand Xiba. Don’t take it too seriously,” Liangye waved his hand. “Besides, it’s just a metaphor.”

Then, Liangye continued, "In short, although none of these gods and immortals perished... most of them were indeed seriously injured."

"And they will be affected, their Western Eight Kingdoms and the Western Eight Authority they control will change—and these changes will be reflected in the Western Eighty Realms."

“Especially the Western Eighth World where they live.”

Liang Ye said seriously.

Although Lin Yu was not surprised by all this, he still asked, "So... there will be big changes in the Ten Realms, is that right?"

Liang Ye nodded: "Yes, Yin Lan has already reported this matter... Next, I'm afraid the 'Order' of the West Eight will require most members to measure the changes that have occurred in the Ten Realms after entering the [Instance] next time."

Lin Yu nodded: "Indeed, these changes mean that a lot of data within the organization will become outdated, and many changes may need to be grasped in a timely manner."

"However... aside from these macro-level and long-term considerations, what is the specific outcome of the battle between the two sides in the 'Eternal Cage'?"

"How are 'General' and 'Grandmaster' doing? Which side, Shadow or Fairness, won? How is 'Nioh's' promotion going?"

Lin Yu asked eagerly.

Liang Ye pointed to himself: "Are you asking me, you idiot... Director, do you think I can understand this?"

"Besides, I'm not stupid. If I knew all this, I would have told you right away—even Yin Lan didn't quite understand the final situation."

"Once she comes back from the 'Secretary' and the 'Professor' and the three of them have reviewed the situation, we can just go and ask her directly."

Liang Ye said solemnly.

Lin Yu nodded slightly after hearing Liang Ye's words.

However, what Lin Yu just said wasn't really about Liang Ye.

Lin Yu's main reason for asking the question was because...

He knew that others would hear about these issues.

"I can see the situation clearly without waiting for the three of them to come to a conclusion."

A strong, resonant female voice rang out from the balcony.

Then, the balcony door opened, and Lin Yu saw a tall and capable girl walk in, her head wrapped in bandages like a rice dumpling.

Even with his face covered, Lin Yu could still tell who the other person was.

"Grandmaster..."

Lin Yu had just opened his mouth, and before he could say more than a few words, he saw Liang Ye spring up from beside his bed.

Then, Lin Yu saw Liang Ye salute the Grandmaster with a very standard posture and speak in a strong voice, enunciating each word clearly.

"Grandmaster...you are well!"

Grandmaster Gu Mo looked at Liang Ye, then chuckled, rubbing her head.

"Alright, 'Good Night,' is it... You're quite interesting."

Liang Ye stood even straighter: "Thank you for your praise! It's my honor!"

Gu Mo waved her hand: "Okay, relax, don't be so tense—this isn't a public, formal occasion, and I'm not someone who cares about these things."

"Of course, even in formal public occasions and when facing other people, you don't need to be so serious, because no one really cares about 'order'."

Liang Ye said earnestly, "Damn it, I care a lot about these things! You may not care, but my manners must be impeccable."

Gu Mo nodded, a knowing look on her face: "Ah, I understand, I understand. That's how you people from the peninsula are, you have some 'prestige culture'..."

She expressed her respect and understanding.

Liang Ye spoke again with utmost respect and politeness: "May I ask what brings you here...?"

"I came here specifically to see him," Gu Mo said calmly, pointing in Lin Yu's direction. "I have something to say to him... It just so happens that he is also very concerned about the outcome of the matter in the God Realm, so I might as well tell him as well."

"Right, 'Director'?"

Liang Ye looked at Lin Yu in shock, her eyes revealing complex emotions—beneath the shock, there were also many complex emotions such as jealousy, flattery, and admiration.

At this moment, Liang Ye felt as if the plot of the short drama she had been staying up late to watch recently had come true—the feeling that her ordinary colleague who worked with her at the company was actually riding in the car of a beautiful female CEO.

Although Lin Yu had mentioned his relationship with the "hacker," and Liang Ye vaguely knew that he seemed to be quite valued by the "Grandmaster"...

But this is nothing more than what that colleague once said about "knowing a beautiful female CEO."

The key point is not the fact that the "Grandmaster" came specifically to find Lin Yu, but the attitude that the other party showed!

The underlying code that required maintaining politeness when meeting with senior figures and leaders in organizations like the Grandmaster was finally overcome by curiosity about his human side.

Liang Ye walked quickly to Lin Yu's side and patted Lin Yu on the shoulder.

"What the hell is going on?"

"The 'Grandmaster' and the 'Hacker' are very good friends," Lin Yu glanced at Gu Mo and asked, "Is this something I can say?"

Gu Mo nodded, indicating that Lin Yu should go ahead.

Liang Ye frowned and asked again, "So what exactly is going on between you and the 'hacker,' or rather, the 'administrator'?"

Lin Yu opened his mouth, intending to make a casual, perfunctory joke, but the words suddenly fell silent.

“She is like family to me…like a biological older sister.”