World Travel Simulator System In Modern Society

Chapter 171 Star God's Defeat Again, Star Hall Pope Was Given Two Choices

Slashing the space in and around the Star God a thousand times with his Nine-Colored Cosmic Sword, Alister obliterated the Star God.

There weren't even any remains left from the Star God and his corpse was destroyed into nothingness. Of course, that was only his avatar and not his main body.

If it was his main body, Alister knew that he was still weak when compared to the main body of the Star God.

However, that didn't discourage Alister. It wasn't that long since he received the World Travel Simulator System and compared to those gods who were likely hundreds of thousands of years old, Alister only spent less than a month in the Transcendent World.

But if his full-dive simulation time was included, he only spent a decade in the Zombie World before. However, that didn't affect his body's lifespan since he had used his World Master authorities to grant him eternal youth as long as he was in the Zombie World.

So he had already recovered his lost lifespan in the Zombie World.

'Hmmm… That might also be the reason why the system stopped the time in the Transcendent World but didn't stop the time in the owned worlds. In the end, age doesn't matter much since it's reduced to nothing but numbers when one becomes powerful enough.'

'Gods should have endless lifespans so as long as I reach that level and my loved ones reach that level as well, we don't have to worry about the erosion of time.'

When Alister thought about that, he immediately remembered something.

'System, you had promised me before that as long as I complete the full-dive simulation and obtain ownership of the second simulated world, I can have access to more secrets regarding the system itself.'

After asking that question, Alister anticipated the reply from the system.

Sure enough, the system didn't play dead and immediately replied to his question.

[The system had indeed promised that and the system won't go back on its words. As long as the host can obtain ownership of the second simulated world, then the host can obtain some information to a certain extent regarding the system.]

[However, ignorance is sometimes a bliss. Knowing information and secrets that aren't suited for the host's power level might be detrimental to the host's growth. So, there will only be information that the host can access when the host reaches that required power level.]

Receiving that reply from the system, Alister understood it, 'Well, I'm not in a rush. It won't be long for me to reach the power of a god so I can obtain more secrets regarding the system at that time.'

While Alister was deep in thought, the Star Hall Pope who had witnessed the defeat of the Star God had his jaw dropped!

His eyes gazed at the place of death of the Star God but no matter how much he looked at it, he didn't have the eyes that could turn death into an illusion.

And since he didn't have those overpowered eyes, the avatar of the Star God's death couldn't be resurrected.

It was due to luck as well as Alister's deliberate control of his power that the Star Hall Pope hadn't died and was able to witness the defeat of the Star God.

Not to mention, if Alister didn't quickly kill the Star God, the Star Hall Pope would have died due to the shock wave caused by the collision of attacks between Alister and the Star God.

As for the Revered Constellation powerhouses in the Pope Palace, they were all subdued and knocked unconscious by Alister. Because of that, they weren't able to witness the defeat of the Star God.

However, Alister didn't care much since he already knew that it was difficult to convince the top powerhouses to submit to him.

Although using mind control to make those top powerhouses loyal to him would be detrimental to their growth, that didn't matter much to those old fossils whose potential had already been exhausted.

Of course, Alister still wouldn't use that method since there was still the better alternative which was the mind bug.

Unlike a mind parasite that has delayed mind control, a mind bug works by preventing someone from betraying him but still allowing them to retain their consciousness.

Those planted with a mind bug won't show loyalty and won't affect their personality and wisdom. But if they even just have a slight intention of betrayal or harm to Alister, they would suffer from extreme pain.

It was like the slave collar that was available in the Transcendent World. The slave could retain their consciousness and personality and their loyalty wouldn't be distorted to listen to their master, but any thoughts of disobedience and betrayal would cause the collar on their neck to let them suffer from agonizing pain.

He had already planned to plant mind bugs on those old top powerhouses or those disobedient leaders of the top forces.

The only ones he wouldn't put a mind bug on were those heirs of the top forces.

Although a mind bug wouldn't affect the potential and wisdom of a person, Alister knew that it would be better to show some "trust" and benefits to the heirs of those top forces.

As long as he showed them his full power, they would dare not defy him for fear of suffering the same fate as the top powerhouses in their force.

After all, compared to those old top powerhouses whose values and mindset were already rigid due to the passage of time, it was a lot easier to affect the minds of youths.

As long as he gave those heirs some benefits that even their top force couldn't provide, Alister believed that only those idiots would dare to defy him in the face of such benefits.

And for such idiots, they would have no value and could only be dealt with by planting a mind bug on them. But in most cases, not all heirs of those top forces were like that so Alister still planned to deal with them after he dealt with the Star Hall.

After defeating the Star God, Alister released his astral pressure and glared at the Star Hall Pope, "You have two choices! Let the Star Hall Pope submit to the Hong Clan and enjoy a lot of benefits or be tortured for an eternity!"