A brave man may not live, but he cannot die

"Yes, I was the one who killed the hero. It was just my job. Don't mention the demon invasion. It has nothing to do with me. You should solve the problems of your world on your own..."
In 1458, on the eve of the end of the world, Quinn, the shameless alien traveler, despicable human insider, and the devil's lackey, was questioned when he defected. He was asked if he felt guilty about the cultivation of the gods. He said:
"First: The end of the world is the gods' problem. I just don't clean up their messes. How can I talk about cultivation?"
"Second: I'm not from this world, why should I care about your life or death?"
"Third: Miss Demon King is waiting for me in her wedding dress. I'm going back to Earth with the gold, a wife and children, and a warm bed. Goodbye, stupid other world..."
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In 1460, mankind survived the end of the world safely.
According to newspaper reports, the first words of Quinn, the Supreme God Slayer, President of the Abyss, Perfect Law, Pianist, Demon Slayer, Ninth Otherworld Traveler, Lord of Cinder, and Ultimate Hero, after his triumphant return were:
"Damn it, how could such a good villain script turn out like this?"

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