Western Fantasy: I Rescue the Villain Who Has Fallen into Disgrace in the World of Eclipse

On a whim, he decided to risk his life to save others, but ended up encountering a water ghost. I originally thought that my absurd life would end in abstraction, but unexpectedly it took a turn for the better. Traveling through the game world that I have cleared countless times, I became a boy named Clore. Good news: As long as you complete the level, you can go home. The bad news: This is the Hell difficulty with the highest player mortality rate. In order to pass the level alive, Kroll tearfully made a decision that went against his ancestors. Help! It was obvious that he died saving people in his previous life, but in order to pass the level after time travel, he had to continue to be a good person. A witch who went crazy, a fallen saint whose faith collapsed, and a paranoid sage who violated taboos. Every future disaster has the power to destroy the world. All the villains in the original work that frightened players were brought back on track by Kroll in advance. Everyone thought he would be the hero who would save the world. But Kroll just wanted to finish defeating the BOSS quickly and go home. However, when he finally completed the level and was about to run away, familiar figures stood in front of him. The "missing villains" who had been saved by him all said in unison: "You can't leave."