In this chapter, we learn that the "game of extinction" is going to destroy the universe, and that no one will be able to win it. The only winner will be the one who plays the game of fate. This is because the "fate" of the game is all about "fate," and if you restart the game and force it to be restarted, the game will be meaningless, and everything in the universe will be destroyed. The game looks better than before, and the chess pieces are moving again. Could it be that this is because of the fact that the two of them have gained five momentum parts of their primordial sword technique? Now that they have, they can start the fight again. They have been fighting for hours and hours, and now they finally have a chance to fight. This time, they will return to the origin of god slaying strike, and seal off all their escape routes. If they don't dodge this move, he says, he's afraid that he'll get killed. He's not sure if it's because the soaring snake is hungry, or because he mistook the Chaos energy from the sword for the sword himself, and regarded it as the supreme weapon of Chaos. The soaring snake eats divine weapons, but since the sword spirit is fused with his sword spirit, it doesn't pose a threat. If the snake is a living snake, it can swallow a divine weapon. The storm's sword isn't as good as the ultimate weapons of Chaos, but it is still a decent sword. But if it is an actual snake