Start, Unlimited Skill Tree!

Generations of efforts have been made, only to provide successors, capable human beings with the conditions for victory!

(This paragraph is not very obvious in the original work. But in fact, judging from the detailed setting of the novel. The situation of Riku at that time is similar to the help of King Yu to Blank. The story of Riku and Shubi In a way, it's as if Blank lived once 6000 years ago.)

The world is more of these stupid but admirable guys.

Someone as smart as Riku is just a special case after all.

Seeing this Hermetos was a little shocked and respectful.

As a god, for the first time, he has not loved or disliked human beings, but respect, which is absolutely impossible to be born!

From the perspective of life, it is like a hunter being moved by a goat, or a giant being touched by an ant, which cannot be violated.

And human beings have spent countless years accumulating, until now Riku leads, and begins to make use of those useful information and knowledge, such a situation——

Countless eyes are watching this page after page of stories.

Just like the 170 seven [ghosts] in the book, their eyes are radiant with fire and sparkle.

"Okay—let's start the game." After explaining some plans in detail, Riku in the book finally concluded.

"—[Swear to the Will]." [Ghosts] replied.

Like this——everyone answered as usual, but Riku said:

"...Forbidden to say that sentence again. We are not taking an oath to the will, but to the rules we agreed to."

So - yes.

"Say——【Sworn to the Covenant】." (This is a novel translation issue, you can understand what to swear by yourself.)

... (The original text is the oath of consent, probably to translate the same will! It has been changed here so that everyone will not be used to it.)

"[Oath to the Covenant]." Youye, Claire and the others murmured subconsciously.

Feel the touch!

To make an oath to the will is to inherit the will of the deceased compatriots and continue to work hard for survival.

But it's different now!

Riku said that he wanted to start a game where no one would sacrifice his life.

[Is there really a war in which no one dies? 】

Such dreamlike things, dreamlike speeches and oaths... caused everyone's consciousness to fall into an obsessive trance for a moment.

Chapter 380 Three Sorry!Forgive us for laughing unkindly!

"Swear to the covenant!" People couldn't help but follow suit.

In this way, it seems that they can fight together with the human ancestors [ghosts] thousands of years ago.

After the meeting, Riku and Hubie chatted while playing a card game.

Shubi couldn't help but hang his head because everyone could empathize with Riku before, but he seemed out of place by himself.

Shubi, who was the only one who couldn't understand that feeling, told Riku sadly that the probability of Riku and the others' success that he had calculated was zero.

"Zero rate...?" Claire and the others were suddenly poured cold water on their fiery heart.

No wonder Hubby said he couldn't feel the resonance...

Compared with other human beings who have the belief in victory, did Shubi think that the strategy would fail from the beginning?

"Well~ I said Shubi." Riku interrupted Shubi's thinking.

Then there is a talk about probability theory.

Through the game of rolling dice, Shubi replayed the algorithm of probability.

The probability of rolling a six on the six sides of the dice should be one in six, but the reality is that if there is a six, you will win, and the others will lose... So Riku said it should be one in two.

Either win it all or lose it all...

This kind of nonsense made the little princesses feel very ashamed.

however--

Surprisingly, the Ex-Machina known for its rationality—Shuby, was silent.

"..."

Ex-Machinas would be refuted by humans with such emotional arguments.

This scene reminded Hermetos and the others of Riku's lament when facing Shubi, it is impossible for humans to defeat machines!

But now, to some extent, it seems that Riku has won!

After that, the discussion between the two turned into a series of discourses such as one-in-[-] probability, non-existent people, and errors.

At the end of the summary, Riku gave a conclusion——these are called [cheating].

"Well, it's interesting, isn't it?"

Hubby still didn't understand, "...why...can you use the lowest probability...as the expected value?"

Everyone held their breath and also looked at Riku's answer.