The Tutorial Is Too Hard - Chapter 218.2

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Chapter 218.2

Translator: JiuJiuBa

Proofreader: GodlyCash

Although the God of Hope answered me, it doesn’t resolve the fundamental question .

I had intended to ask again, but the God of Hope interrupts me .

[Stop . Don’t ask again . If you want to ask more questions, you’ll have to pay contribution points . ]

As soon as the God of Hope says this, a series of messages appear before me .

[Tutorial, Hell Difficulty 49th Floor cleared . ]

[All abnormal phenomena and injuries are recovered . ]

[Awarded 9000 points as a clear reward . ]

[Awarded 9000 points for the first clear reward . ]

[There are Gods who have good impressions of you, as additional1000 points are awarded . ]

[The God of Hope is watching you . ]

[The God of Hope wishes to pay additional rewards . Do you accept?]

I ignore the clear messages and focus on the God of Hope .

[Ok, what do you want to know?]

“I want to know why and how you saved those people . ”

[Why? Do you even need to consider the reason? Someone wanted to remove the barrier and kill the believers in my Holy Land, so I saved them . ]

That reason is not enough .

“I don’t think so . You have no reason to care about the life or death of your believers . ”

The God of Hope’s doctrine pursues hope .

Whether the believers face setbacks or salvation at the end of their hope has nothing to do with hope itself .

Although he may be reluctant to have fewer believers, I didn’t expect him to interfere with the stage personally .

What’s more, people in the tutorial can’t be regarded as real believers .

[Well, you understand Gods quite well . I saved the children just because I liked the situation . ]

The God of Hope reveals his thoughts .

[In such a short time, you brought them hope and despair over and over again . Your presence alone was hope for them, but at the same time, your disappearance has become despair . The power you possess symbolized their hope to survive so they become nervous when you leave . ]

The God doesn’t stop explaining .

The reason is longer than I thought .

[They can only live on my mercy in a world polluted by your poisonous fog . They will never return to their hometown and will be trapped in the Holy Land forever . Even in such a dire situation, they will not lose hope for the future . It will eventually pass and their safety in the Holy Land is guaranteed . That’s what I like . You brought them new despair when they were ready to start anew . Because of that, they will never lose hope . ]

The story should have a happy ending, but a poisoned world becomes a variable .

So it brings people new despair, but at the same time, it gives rise to hope .

[Although it’s just a world trapped in the tutorial, I like the ending of the story very much and want to give it a clean finish . In fact, I don’t even want those children to escape the despair and start a new life . ]

“So you want people to despair forever . ”

[Of course . Hope cannot be established without despair . Those who free themselves of despair will praise the power that saved them, but no one will praise hope . ]

I knew that the God of Hope was not interested in salvation, but I had no idea that he would so actively push his believers into despair .

The God of Hope, who was supposed to be more righteous, now seems nefarious .

[Evil, are you still distinguishing between good from evil? Why don’t you put such a troublesome and useless standard on yourself first?]

I don’t really want to .

As the God of Hope said, the standard is troublesome and useless .

“Now can you tell me the method you used?”

Regardless of how the God of Hope wanted the stage to end, this is blatantly an act of interference .

I have never heard that a God can end a stage without a vote .

[It’s my holy land . That kind of decision is possible . ]

“Can you explain it in detail?”

[That’s fine, but it could cost contribution points . ]

“Fine . ”

The God of Hope is silent for a while .

Are you calculating contribution points and information prices?

[What do you think is the greatest characteristic of the Holy Land?]

“I have no idea . ”

[…Can you at least try to think about it?]

It has to be answered by the God of Hope regardless .

I don’t have to rack my brain for an answer .

[A Holy Land is the place where God lives and where no other God can interfere with it through divine power . ]

I have two questions .

Ahbooboo had set up a barrier with the power of the God of the Sky .

[That sword set up the barrier just outside the influence of my Holy Land, which is smart . ]

One question is why has a meaningful place like the Holy Land appeared in the tutorial .

Next, I ask the God of Hope if it was really okay to put the Holy Land in the tutorial .

The God of Hope gives me the answer immediately .

[It’s not a real Holy Land, but it’s not entirely fake either . To put it simply, it’s like having a second home change for the public to use as a villa . Since I am nominally the owner of the building, I can exercise the owner’s right to interfere . ]

I feel that this statement is controversial .

[Don’t ask too much about it . You won’t get an answer even if you spend all your contribution points . ]

The God of Hope ends the topic with this sentence .

It was a poor explanation for what would’ve consumed all my contribution points .

I wondered if there is anything more to ask .

No .

I’m about to let him send me away, but the God of Hope asks .

[You still have some contribution points left . Do you have any questions left to ask?]

The God of Hope has been asking me questions in turn, inducing me to answer them, or answering in a very general way, in order to reduce the consumption of my contribution points .

I don’t know why .

I wonder if there is anything else I want to ask the God of Hope .

“Yeah, no . I’m going to leave . ”

[Really?]

The God of Hope asks again .

At this point, there was nothing left to ask so I think the God of Hope wants to tell me something .