Rebirth: I can easily control the end-of-the-world game

"Hmph." The big cat chuckled, its triangular eyes lowered as it looked outside. "These guys only dared to do this because they saw that there was a problem with the Rainy Season and thought that something had happened to the God."

Feng Lan didn't say anything. She couldn't very well say, "Your gods' irregular behavior this time is because you ran into an old flame, haha."

As for the shadowy figures provoking her outside, Feng Lan didn't take them seriously at all. Even though a small number of lucky little mice escaped from Bi Wuqi and Bi Ke, the swamp, which had been waiting outside for a long time, was still waiting.

After confirming that Fenglan did not need any further help, only two or three of the more seriously injured large cats stayed behind, while the rest of the cats left to provide assistance at other breaches that required manpower.

After all, the border is just too long. Even if these guys could break through the boundary wall before, they would never have dared to be so arrogant and open in smuggling across when the gods were still around. No, it's no longer smuggling, it's an attack.

The big cats' worries didn't last long.

With Bik and Misty guarding the gap, no shadow figures were able to enter. After the gap widened, a few of them who hadn't concealed their figures finally couldn't help but go in. After all, sending subordinates in before could be considered as vanguards, but now that they were being unilaterally crushed, sending people in like this was just a meaningless waste.

These people were indeed stronger than those shadow figures. Amid the heavy expression on the big cat's face, the mist rippled for a moment, and only a faint sound and a hint of blood could be heard from within, without any change.

Big Cat: "...Ha."

"I thought it would be something amazing, but it's just like that, meow."

"Is this all you're capable of?"

"There's absolutely no need for the gods to intervene."

Seeing that the situation was going very well, the cats, relieved, quickly began to mock the shadow figures. After all, the cats had never suffered such humiliation before, and their wounds were still aching. As long as the gods were alive, the chains on the boundary would never disappear, and beings exceeding the chain's limit could not enter!

The cats were all incredibly arrogant. Feng Lan's gaze lingered on the three leaders. They were only three people, yet they gave her a faint but strong sense of coercion.

"Are you sure everything's alright?" Despite his boastful tone, an injured cat, its wounds bandaged, approached Feng Lan and asked in a low voice. Its expression remained unchanged, still that arrogant and cheeky look. Clearly, the cat was well aware of its own strength and the strength of the stowaways outside, but it held a grudge.

Feng Lan: "...If they can't get in, then there's no problem."

She'll definitely be fine, and besides, it's one against many, so she's not without help. It's just that if the fighting starts, the world will be devastated.

Of course, Feng Lan believed that by then, the two gods would definitely come out. If they couldn't hear such a commotion, then the two gods must be...

The worst-case scenario that Feng Lan had anticipated did not occur.

"Crash..."

The chains, which only became visible when attacked, began to move. Pale golden light emerged from the chains, and the shadow figures outside the boundary wall, like vampires in the darkness being exposed to sunlight, saw their floating mist and shadows quickly disappear, revealing their true forms. Many weaker beings were instantly annihilated in the dazzling light.

The smuggler, already frowning because of the tricky wind and mist that prevented him from getting through the entrance, changed his expression drastically. The men guarding Black Spot quickly pulled him in front of them. Black Spot's expression turned serious, and the shadow beneath him moved, blocking the light from the chains.

"what--"

"grown ups!"

Besides Fenglan, the chains in other parts of the border also started to move, and in this world, only the gods can control the chains.

Most of the stowaways who came to test the waters immediately turned and fled. Some, not quite believing it, retreated a little distance and watched from afar. Others, disbelieving in the divine, thought that the gods were bluffing and, despite their serious injuries, forced themselves to use the chains to test the waters.

"Hmph, I—" Before Black Spot could finish his harsh words, he sensed a burst of divine power within the world, his expression filled with horror, "Two kinds of divine power?!"

Feng Lan sensed it even faster. She quickly put away the [Core] and mist that were also affected. As a dark race, Bi Ke also felt uncomfortable with the light on the chains. Even though the damage was not intentionally directed at him, he shrank his size and hid next to Feng Lan, muttering, "So dazzling."

The light was blinding to Bi Ke, and Feng Lan didn't have time to answer because she immediately took out a bunch of energy cubes that used up light energy!

The large cat beside him was admiring the deity with a look of deep emotion when it suddenly noticed a bunch of flashing Rubik's Cubes appearing next to Feng Lan. "?"

Feng Lan was pleased to see the Rubik's Cube charging. "How can this not be considered light energy?"

Moreover, it charges much faster than ordinary light energy.

When Feng Lan looked up again, the stowaways outside had disappeared, the chains had slowly vanished, and the holes that the stowaways had made had been repaired. A gentle yet somewhat weary voice appeared in the sky of this dimensional world, and all living beings could hear it.

"I'm fine, I'm just taking a short rest."

"That's great! I knew the deity was alright." The big cat beside Feng Lan immediately burst into tears, shedding more tears than she had cried because of her wounds. Seeing that Feng Lan had no expression at all, the spirit beside her meowed and wiped away her tears. The big cat cried and asked her, "Why aren't you crying?"

Feng Lan: "...I'm not naturally inclined to cry."