Consuming lifespan to draw rewards, I'm invincible in the apocalypse!

Let alone players of all races, even Jiang Yi found Chi Su's statement unbelievable.

He was thinking—

Was this statement fabricated by Chisu to target Tianchou?

Or is it really true?

Is there anything special about Tianchou's fate?

Could it be that Tian Chou is truly a person of destiny, and Xiu Nei's targeting of him is to plunder his fortune?

That doesn't make sense either, does it?

If there really is such a thing as "luck" and it can be plundered, then why doesn't he plunder the even more mysterious and powerful Chi Su himself?

So kind of you, leaving it for Xiu Nei to seize?

So, that's not right!

Jiang Yili didn't understand the logic behind this, but he didn't dwell on it.

Instead, he remained behind the scenes, watching Tianchou help him obtain a massive amount of roulette wheels.

At this moment, from Tianchou's perspective, he only felt that Chisu was brewing some kind of conspiracy and deliberately making up lies.

After all, the curse of the immortal beast has nothing to do with the Tenghai tribe!

Master Chisu certainly knew this!

It's even quite possible that the so-called curse was created by this master!

Tianchou had figured it out by now!

During the time that the Long-lived Beast was missing, it was completely occupied by Master Chisu and the Tengjiao Clan and other races!

It is very likely that these races and star masters created this curse while conducting research on the immortal beasts.

Or perhaps they deliberately created this curse, and are plotting something behind it!

Even now, the disappearance of the Longevity Beast has been blamed on the Tenghai Clan, and the curse of the Longevity Beast has also been blamed on the Tenghai Clan!

snort!

Highly respected and virtuous?

They're nothing but a bunch of despicable scoundrels!

However, in order to complete the task implied by Jiang Yi, Tian Chou forcibly suppressed the hatred in his heart and took the initiative to reply to Chi Su:

[But if you can't find out through divination, can you ask directly?]

Now, if I answer your question and say that I can really break the roulette wheel curse, will you believe me immediately?

Chisu quickly replied: "I wouldn't go so far as to believe it outright."

However, we can use props to sign contracts.

I can represent all races and sign an agreement with you—

As the party signing the agreement, your responsibility is to break the curse of the Immortal Beast.

Meanwhile, the other parties who signed the agreement provide you with a massive pollution wheel.

[Surely you wouldn't refuse such a mutually beneficial cooperation model, would you?]

However, Tianchou directly replied with a sarcastic remark:

[Master Chisu really thinks too highly of himself! He casually bestows upon himself the title of "Representative of All Races."]

Can you truly represent all races simply by claiming to be "representative of all races"?

Chisu's reply appeared very humble, not at all like that of a high-ranking, powerful figure.

He said: "[Sorry, I misspoke.]"

I cannot represent all races.

However, I was the one who found the immortal beast, so I believe I have some say in its ownership.

[Haven't there been strong suggestions from players to open the Immortal Beasts to all races?]

Now, the question is quite simple—

[In this agreement, the races willing to contribute the roulette wheel as Party B will have the right to use the Eternal Beast after it returns to normal.]

Races unwilling to contribute to the wheel of fortune will not be eligible to use the immortal beasts in the future.

Then, on behalf of those races willing to sacrifice for the immortal beasts, I will sign an agreement with you.

What do you think of this?

It must be said that the explanation given by Chisu is perfect.

Those players were hoping to get the Longevity Beast for free, expecting it to be a public item available to all players across all races.

But this idea is clearly impossible to realize.

Don't say that the immortal beast is a living being rather than a prop.

Even if it really is a prop, it can go without eating, drinking, or sleeping every day, spending every minute and second on the lottery.

That wouldn't be enough for all races to use!

The point raised by Chisu at this time was more reasonable—