Quick Wear: Driving Gods in a Dark Fairy Tale

"By the way, aren't you placing empty shell clones in worlds with bosses just to protect the protagonist from being parasitized by the bosses?"

Bai Jun propped up his chin and asked with interest, "But now, with the Boss's blessing, the poor little princess can't even keep her last bit of self-awareness. Why don't you go and take care of that Filina?"

Filga sighed softly, "That's right at the beginning."

Bai Jun: "It seems that you have changed your mind again and are planning to let it go?"

"At first, I felt that things like Bosses that harm the fairy tale world didn't need to exist. After all, they were just derivatives of the negative emotions that the protagonists couldn't bear and the malicious intent that attacked the fairy tale world. Their existence would only make the already precarious fairy tale world even worse, or even worse than destruction, causing the protagonists who struggled to support the existence of the fairy tale world to fail at the last moment, and their original wills would be eroded by the Bosses, leaving them with only their shattered souls, unable to even truly perish."

Filga frowned slightly, "This is not what I want to see. They are the creatures I want to protect. This is not the ending they deserve."

"Indeed, no matter from which angle you look at it, the Boss is something that shouldn't exist."

Bai Jun was not surprised by this. He agreed with a smile and asked, "Then may I ask, what happened to make you change your mind?"

"After all, even I think this is unreasonable. It really shouldn't be like this."

Filga closed his eyes, as if he didn't want to recall. "Because I found that those bosses are not just derivatives of evil thoughts, they also have their own consciousness. Although they are only a very small number, it is undeniable that they are already independent individuals."

"Any life in the fairy tale world, as long as it has individual consciousness, will be the object of my protection. I have no right to deprive them of the right to exist in this world."

"The Creator is fair to everything. I cannot destroy one side in order to protect another."

"Even if the Boss successfully parasitizes the protagonist, it will drag the entire fairy tale into the cracks of time, causing you damage comparable to the destruction of the fairy tale, but you still tolerate the existence of the Boss in order to maintain this fairness." Baijun applauded, "You are really a saint and your reasons are very consistent."

Of course, Filga heard the sarcasm in his words and felt helpless and amused.

"After all, not all bosses will parasitize the protagonist, so we can't kill them all with one blow."

Baijun: "A boss that doesn't parasitize the protagonist is seeking death, but I think any normal boss still wants to live. After all, if they don't parasitize and replace the protagonist, they will die. In the same world, one of the protagonist and the boss will always die."

"After weighing the pros and cons, it's more worthwhile for the Boss to die."

"Then let's follow the trajectory of fate and let them make their own choices." Felga said, "In order to maintain the existence of the fairy tale world, I can only protect the protagonist as much as possible, but I will not kill the derivative bosses in the world."

"Whether it is liberation or destruction in the end depends on themselves."

"..."

Bai Jun rubbed his temples and said nothing more.

Unfortunately, I had committed too many sins in the past, and it was time to pay for them. Just as I was about to lie down on the bed, sort out the mess in my mind, and have a good rest, the maid knocked on the door.

"Sir, I didn't see anything in the direction you pointed--"

The maid's voice suddenly stopped. After a few seconds of silence, the tone of her voice suddenly rose, "Master White Wizard?"

Filga, who was facing the maid, said: "..."

Baijun, who was half lying on the bed: "..."

Bai Jun held his forehead and sighed. Before the maid looked at him, he decisively shifted the blame to someone else, "Master White Wizard, can you explain?"