As he had expected, life wasn’t that easy. Reality would always disappoint him. But that wouldn’t stop him from doing what he intended to do.
Even if he couldn’t take the shortcut in creating the <Supreme Chaos> talent, it didn’t mean that he couldn’t create the <Supreme Chaos> talent. But for him to do that, he would have to go with his intended plan of visiting all of the Supremes in his world and stealing their <Supreme> talents.
“I’ll deal with the <Supreme Chaos> talent problem later, for now, I have to clean up the trash.”
By trash, Allen meant the Supreme Psychic that was currently indulging in the illusions that he had created.
As for how he will clean up the trash, Allen didn’t think about it too much. After all, when you take out the trash, do you need to think about it too much in planning how to dispose of it?
Allen didn’t want to just kill the Supreme Psychic since such punishment would be too lenient despite all of the crimes that he had committed. That was why Allen planned to just torture the Supreme Psychic.
With his <Supreme Illusionist>, Allen trapped the Supreme Psychic in endless illusions of torture such as experiencing being cucked or experiencing all of the tortures that have been created by mankind.
One second in the real world would be one thousand years in the illusory world. And Allen made sure that the Supreme Psychic’s mind wouldn’t break so that he would be able to savor all of the million years’ worth of torture.
After dealing with the trash, Allen used his <Supreme Teleporter> talent to teleport back into his room. Allen didn’t have to worry about being caught on camera due to his Anti-Spy 2000 that was activated last time which caused all of the spy gadgets in the room of all Supremes to be destroyed.
So the spy gadgets in the Supreme Psychic’s room were already destroyed and since there were no CCTV cameras in his room, Allen didn’t need to worry about the Supreme Academy having evidence of the crime that he had committed against the Supreme Psychic.
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Arriving in his room, Allen lazily lay on his bed. Although he wasn’t both physically and mentally tired, it didn’t mean he couldn’t rest.
Allen knew that it wasn’t only the Supreme Psychic who committed a heinous crime yet wasn’t put behind bars. There were far more Supremes that had committed crimes but were still able to live their usual life without having to own up to their crimes.
“This world is fucked up and corrupted.”
Allen commented on what he had observed in his world.
“No, I am mistaken. The world is innocent. Humankind is the one who is fucked up and corrupted.”
He took back his words as he knew that it wasn’t the world’s fault for being corrupted, it was the fault of the humans that were living in the world. If it wasn’t for the humans that had roamed the planet, the world would have been pure and free from corruption.
“If I was someone with a hero complex, I would have already started reforming the world to be a better place. After all, I am clearly capable of doing that since I am the strongest in this world.”
“But fortunately, I am not. I don’t have to be burdened with the responsibility of reforming this corrupted world. I love my life to be filled with anything but problems, thank you very much.”
Allen knew that if he wanted to, he could force all of the humans in his world to become better people and for this world to be peaceful and free from corruption. But he wasn’t someone with a hero complex so he wouldn’t burden himself with such a heavy responsibility.
Even if he did that and let’s say he was successful, as long as he was no longer present in his world, the humans in his world would start turning back to their true nature which harbored nothing but negativity and corruption.
The human race, deep inside, didn’t want peace despite saying that they wanted to achieve peace. After all, having peace would be too boring for a chaotic race such as the human race.
It was like asking the demon race to free themselves from evil and become good individuals. That would be a bullshit demand.
And because of that, Allen didn’t bother wasting his time reforming the humans in his world. The only way to free his world from corruption in the shortest amount of time was to put all of the humans in his world under mind control which would erase their negative thoughts and such.
By doing so, all humans would become “pure” and free from corruption.
Although it was only in theory, Allen believed that it was achievable but he didn’t bother himself in finding out whether it was achievable or not.
For him, he didn’t mind if most of the humans in his world were evil and corrupt as long as they don’t bother him in his daily life. If they dared to make his life filled with problems and troubles, then he would make them cease from existing.
That was why Allen could tolerate the existence of criminals in his world since he didn’t care about them because none of those criminals ever bothered with his life.
Of course, he couldn’t say the same thing to the victims of those criminals since at least one of those victims might become a protagonist driven by revenge or something. That would be quite interesting if such an event ever happened.
Allen had already known that there was a Supreme in his world who owned the <Supreme Protagonist> title. But whether the Supreme Protagonist in his world was a true protagonist or a fake one was left to be checked by him. He would check later after he visited the Supreme Protagonist to take his <Supreme> talent.
“System, activate the Trade Feature reward and integrate it in the Alternate Multiverse Chat Group so that my chat group members can use it.”
But first, Allen ordered the system to publicize his Trade Feature so that all of his chat group members could use it.