Technically, its only one yandere teacher. Professor Sillage and Hongpeng are pretty normal in comparison, they're trying to win him over properly by persuasion alone.

He's not a genius, he's a raw, uncanny, unmatched talent.

Since they killed innocents, they should have the mentality to be killed as such. Those they killed didn't have a choice, neither shall they have it.

Okay then, its fascism.

I believe Ammut to Suho would be like Bellion to Jinwoo - the strength and muscle of the team, except Ammut's not an undead nor a shadow.

The OG Association Chief (but not one in this life) died in peace due to cancer. Now its up to him to take the mantle.

Its sort of both in this case, there are a lot of people with the same power to control every other people that's not on their level.

MC and his two sidekicks are NOT hard mode players, they are SOLO mode players. Now that you're aware of this, read the rules again. And I said everyone on THAT LEVEL, and that level is a whole lot of players.

That's the problem of having everyone on that level the same power. Its literally communism.

Yes, the MC is not merciful nor is he kind. He's out to save humanity, that means only preserving those who are needed for the greater good, not for the weak nor anyone else that acts like entitled pricks.

Remember, though. Easy and normal mode players will die either way if not by the monsters. I'd say the dying by player hands is the least of their concerns.

Oh, that. God have mercy for whoever comes against that.

Almost no place is safe for nuclear research to start with. Even the Americans lost lives trying to understand it in the first place.

That's the thing about demons, you don't need to treat them as humans. That means beheading, bleeding, dissection, incarceration, nails-ripping and every other torture you can do to them - nobody can't and will complain about it.

You're not wrong, but he can still commune with the other gods via Ariana.

Wow.

My personal answer for the 4th riddle was RULES. As rules are beautiful to its maker, incomprehensible to others. Neccessity for some, the perfect loophole for others. Does anyone have a better answer to share?

He's considered sane enough for a lone person who survived his own world with nobody but the gods to confide to.

Actually, that guy is already on his next life. So for him, its ANOTHER next life.

Hasting's balance was indirectly referring to how much power can one player (MC) monopolize where the others can't have, and the only way to make everyone equal is to make everyone else realize they have to grow just as strong - an invasion would be the perfect wake-up call, even if people have to die for it. Technically its power balance amongst players.

While MC's balance was referring to how much power and influence can the beings inside the Tower of Trials can have (rules and regulations). Hasting did overstep his boundaries in order to achieve the power balance, but the authority balance inside Tower of Trials was challenged.