A different world game? A different world game!

Inside the Tower of Trials.

Biglett dashed in like a shooting star. Once inside, he began to carefully examine his surroundings.

"This is the Tower of Trials? It's all white and there's nothing special about it."

"This is a hidden area inside the Tower of Trials, not a place used for regular trials," the Necromancer Dragon revealed itself and explained.

"Um?!"

Upon seeing the undead dragon, Bugret was somewhat surprised. For a moment, he thought it was a being controlled by a necromancer.

However, after a moment's thought, he dismissed the idea, since this was Kana's territory, and Kana had always looked down on necromancy.

"You look quite pathetic. Are you one of the few dragons left behind after they left?"

Burghert quickly deduced the possible origin of the undead dragon before him.

The undead dragon did not respond, but merely glanced at the other with its empty eye sockets.

It was equally curious about Bugret, having vaguely heard that a dragon soul had been sealed within Kana's body, later released, and possessed an alchemical body.

To my surprise, when I saw the other person in person, they looked much better than I had imagined, at least much better than I was in my current condition.

The two dragons sized each other up.

It was the older Burget who first noticed the anomaly, asking with a face full of astonishment, "You...you are the Dragon of Life?"

He never dreamed that the undead dragon before him was actually a life dragon.

"How did you end up like this?"

How could a living dragon possibly become a necromancer? No necromancer possesses such an ability, unless a necromancer god personally intervenes, but that is clearly impossible.

"Because I don't want to die," the undead dragon replied frankly.

"What? As a living dragon... it seems I have no right to judge others."

The transformation from a living dragon to an undead dragon was so shocking that even the rebellious Bugret found it hard to accept.

However, just as he was about to reprimand the other party, he suddenly realized that he had no right to criticize him at all, after all, he was a Radiant Dragon and had an extraordinary history.

"Alright, alright, it seems you've made a lot of determination." He then praised.

Then, his attention was drawn to the only portal in the space, and he walked forward and peered inside.

Sure enough, he saw the abyss and spotted Kana and the Abyss Dragon right next to the portal.

In an instant, his body went into battle mode, but quickly returned to calm.

The undead dragon witnessed this scene from behind and had to admit that Bugret's willpower was far stronger than his own.

Faced with a blasphemous being like Svenana, he was able to regain his sanity in a very short time.

"As expected of Kana, he always manages to meet some strange and wonderful dragons."

For example, there's the Frost Dragon with its deepest grudges, the Radiant Dragon with its eccentric and rebellious personality, and the Life Dragon behind them that refused to die and became an undead.

Now, a hybrid blasphemous dragon, a mix of a Fallen Blade Dragon and an Abyssal Evil Dragon, has emerged; none of them are ordinary.

Kana turned to look into the portal.

Biglett looked at him and nodded slightly.

Inside the abyss.

After confirming that Bugret had received the item, Kana stood up. He looked at Svina Anna beside him and asked, "Want to leave here? I can take you to my world, but it's much more dangerous than here."

Svenana looked at him, her heart filled with curiosity, wondering what place could be more dangerous than the abyss.

Kana didn't hide anything and said directly, "The Void, my world has been targeted by the Void, and the Void's vanguard has already begun to wreak havoc there."

Svenana immediately recalled the memories of her inheritance and instantly understood the terror of the Void.

After understanding, she had to admit that what Kana said was true; that place was indeed more dangerous than the abyss now.

"You wouldn't happen to be the kind of savior who leads the world to resist the invasion of the void, would you?"

Clearly, such information exists in the transmission of memories.

After all, the astral plane is vast and boundless, and the existence of the void is impossible to verify. Not all worlds are powerless to resist the void, but such worlds are few and far between.

Kana nodded calmly.

Svina Anna looked Kana up and down carefully, then shook her head: "It doesn't seem like it. It doesn't look like it can succeed."

But she added, "But I have to consider whether this is my only chance."

After a moment of thought, she couldn't help but ask, "I still don't understand, why did you come here? It certainly wasn't just to take me away; our meeting must have been an accident."

So you've come for my father? Judging from your appearance, it seems you have a grudge against him; are you here to kill him?

Cana nodded: "That's right, but not here. I'm going to take him back to his hometown and kill him there."

Although she didn't quite understand the reason, Svenana nodded: "If it's to kill my father, I'm willing to help. If we can really get rid of him in the end, then staying in your world to resist that terrible void is not out of the question."

Originally, if he hadn't met Svenana, Kana planned to go to the Abyss first, at least to see the Fallen Blade Dragon.

Using his own abilities, he left a mark on the Blade Dragon. This mark was completely harmless, and its location could only be detected when the Blade Dragon invaded the world.

In this way, once the news spreads, we can accurately locate the Blade Dragon after it invades the world, and then go to kill it.

But now, things are naturally not so complicated; everything is already prepared.

Kana walked up to the dragonman who was hanging from the vines and stared at him.

"Let that coward speak up."

The dragonman glared at him fiercely, without uttering a sound.

Kana tightened the vines slightly, performing only the most basic restraint, so that the spirit of the Fallen Blade Dragon could descend.

"Alright, I know you can see and hear. Now come out and talk. You're not so cowardly as to not dare to do something this simple, are you?"

"Cowardly human, it seems you've already prepared for what you wanted to do?"

The spirit of the Blade Dragon has returned.

Kana didn't hide anything and said frankly, "I made a pact with the Frost Dragon to pierce your body with this sword and take your life."

Now I believe I possess that ability. However, in your former world, there are still those of your kin whom you betrayed, who yearn to devour your flesh and blood, wanting to witness your demise.

"Heh, I finally escaped from that hellhole, and now you're just casually telling me to go back? Do you think I've been corrupted by the will of the abyss to the point of being unable to think?"

The Fallen Blade Dragon retorted dismissively.

Kana simply smiled and did not refute, for he naturally had complete confidence. (End of Chapter)