A different world game? A different world game!

The atmosphere at the top of the tower suddenly became quiet.

Apis tilted her head, looking at her sister with a puzzled expression.

No, what are you saying?

Seeing the strange looks from everyone, Leilia realized that what she said might not have been quite right, and coughed awkwardly.

"What I mean is, you guys came here to help before, right? But now the Abyss's power has weakened a lot. Shouldn't you be supporting the world now?"

Judging from the information in the channel, there's still a significant shortage of high-end combat power.

After all, a high-end combatant can withstand the rift for a period of time, buying the Night Watchers precious time to gather enough strength to plug the gap.

As the earliest Soul Guardian squad, Leilia and her team's strength is beyond doubt.

They can be considered idols to the vast majority of the Night's Watch.

There are now two types of Night's Watch legends.

One type is those who were already legendary when they joined, and they receive fewer enhancements from the Night's Watch's blessing.

The Night's Watch's blessing is not entirely useless for these legends, but its effectiveness is very limited.

It's been enhanced, but it doesn't mean much to these legendary items.

It's definitely not a case of providing help in times of need, but it's more like adding flowers to brocade.

But in any case, it's not bad that the Legendary stage can bring a boost to combat power.

However, the problem is that at the legendary level, the gap in strength can be ridiculously large.

The legendary figures who join the Night's Watch are usually quite powerful, which results in even less combat strength being provided.

To some extent, with a few special cases, most of these legends joined the Night's Watch as unofficial members.

However, this situation improved a lot after Cana became a god, but in essence, he still joined because of the Night's Watch's power and their goals.

More importantly, it's because they are the only ones who genuinely want to resist the threat of the void.

These legends couldn't run away, and they didn't want to wait to die, especially after the evil gods were driven out one by one.

To some extent, many legends were forcibly tied to the Night's Watch.

The second type is naturally the direct descendants of the Night's Watch.

These people joined the Night's Watch before they became legends, some even rising from humble beginnings.

The most typical example of this type is Leilia and her group.

This is a team full of legends.

More than a decade ago, they were just ordinary professionals at level three or four, but now they have become legendary powerhouses at around level thirteen.

There are practically no such cases in the world.

Those who join the Night's Watch from a very low rank have no reason to worry about the Night's Watch's loyalty and level of trust.

Many Night's Watch members only acknowledge these legends, considering them as one of their own.

But there's no way around it; the Night's Watch has only been around for a little over a decade.

You can level up from level 1 to level 10 by accumulating experience.

However, there's really no way to deal with legendary characters above level 10.

There's nothing we can do even with the Creation Stone.

Therefore, there are not many legendary figures from the direct lineage.

Given that there are not many legendary figures in the world, the nodes of the Void Invasion are likely to appear in various places, making it impossible for many legendary figures to take action.

Because many legends have their own factions, and the Night's Watch legends are too widely distributed.

There are also many important areas and nodes where combat forces cannot be deployed arbitrarily.

Therefore, there are not many legendary combat forces that can be freely deployed at will.

The Blood Pit Fortress in the Abyss has a small team of five members, all of whom are legendary level thirteen or so, which seems a bit of a waste.

Especially at times like these.

Leilia had always thought they were just there to provide temporary support, but the battle had been quite intense lately, so she hadn't thought about it much. Now that things had finally calmed down, she remembered this.

Judging from this, it seems they'll be stationed at Blood Pit Fortress for a long time.

Actually, she was quite happy.

"They will be stationed here with you from now on."

Kana said what Lelia had been hoping for.

"The battle between the world and the void is a long-term process. Sending forces in the short term is meaningless. This is an event that will continue until we have completely overcome the void."

As he spoke, Kana turned his head and looked at the people in front of him.

"You must get used to it, just as you got used to the evil gods, the apostles, and the followers of those evil gods, and get used to the existence of the void."

Hear this.

Leilia couldn't help but roll her eyes and sigh, "That's enough, I feel like I've never had a moment's peace."

Upon closer inspection, it does seem to be true.

Evil gods, vicious rats, the abyss, and the void followed one after another.

And now, the void will even accompany them for decades.

"What? Want a vacation?"

"Kana asked with a smile."

He's not a capitalist; even the Night's Watchers like Lelia at the top have certain holidays.

However, there have been too many things to do lately, and I've hardly had any rest, especially when Lelia was in charge of the Blood Pit Fortress.

Leilia shook her head.

"No, fighting is rest."

Before Kana could say anything, Apis couldn't help but ask, "Did you go crazy trying to understand the rules?"

This is a very likely scenario.

Once you surpass level ten and enter the legendary realm, the entire path up to the godhood involves dealing with the rules.

Rules are the essence of the world; they are the laws governing how the world operates.

It was cold and unforgiving, like steel, unmoved.

Intelligent beings attempt to understand, connect with, and utilize things through their own reason, wisdom, and soul.

It is inevitable that one will be affected by the rules.

This leads to a classic proposition.

Are you the master of power, or its slave?
The one who understands the rules and is not affected by them is naturally the master.

Being influenced by rules and becoming a manifestation of those rules in reality—that is slavery.

This is a problem that legendary powerhouses must face.

Or rather, even gods have to face this kind of problem.

Many legends have fallen at this point, unknowingly becoming cold and ruthless, losing their former vigor and passion.

Evil gods and their apostles are essentially like that.

They comprehended rules that were inherently corrupt, and were influenced by these rules, becoming slaves to them and transforming into beings completely opposite to their former selves.

Furthermore, those evil gods were influenced by the rules they comprehended, and became aggregates of those rules.

Evil gods are not just simply evil entities.

Some gods who are completely influenced by the rules of the glorious, just, and orderly system can also degenerate into beings similar to evil gods.

It's just that they too have become manifestations of the rules, but their rules are more inclined towards order, and they don't cause trouble everywhere like evil gods, nor do they have subjective initiative.

They became even more pathetic than evil gods.

They turned into machines, cold, heartless machines.

KANA's data-driven rules are a prime example of this. These rules were born from KANA's emergence, changed with its use, and solidified through its operation. It can be said that the extreme order of data-driven rules easily turned KANA into such a mechanical entity.

Therefore, the Night's Watch has conducted in-depth research in this area.

Leilia is already showing such signs.

She was perfectly suited to battle and war.

When her sister asked her question, Lelia shook her head.

“I’m very vigilant, and demons are really annoying. Fighting them is a way to vent, like mowing the lawn. Isn’t that a relaxing activity?”

Leilia had asked, and had asked Kana.

Those who had followed Kana from the beginning and could be said to have absolute trust in him knew the origins of some of Kana's prophetic attributes.

That's another possibility—the possibility that he will not act.

At least that's how Cana explained it.

Leilia was naturally curious about where she would go in that situation.
Cana naturally didn't hide this from the public, which also served as a warning.

So Lelia learned that in the timeline without Kana, she lost her sister and was deceived and concealed by so-called well-intentioned lies.

Under those circumstances, she undoubtedly fell into depravity.

They became the Blood God's henchmen and the vanguard of trampling.

She undoubtedly became a legend, and the bloody war started because of her.

When Kana spoke of this future, Lelia, unusually, did not offer any rebuttal but remained silent.

She was just not a smart person; she didn't actually use her brain much.

She knew that she would indeed end up in this future.

Therefore, she is very wary of herself.

Even now, having become a legend and slaughtering demons in the abyss, he remains vigilant.

In particular, she clearly felt how easily she grasped the relevant rules during the war.

Fortunately, the missions she experienced before becoming a legend allowed her to master the power of the Soulfire, and there were also relevant rules to balance it.

To be honest, this obvious magical power doesn't quite suit her.

However, when a rule that one is extremely proficient in comes into contact with a rule that is somewhat difficult and requires time and effort to master, an acceptable balance is achieved.

To be honest, it's not just Leilia.

Apis and others were in the same situation.

Even with data-driven methods, the fact that they were able to reach this level in just over a decade demonstrates their talent.

Moreover, the Night's Watch's power was indeed somewhat excessive.

Those who lack the talent to become legends are fortunate; reaching the pinnacle like level ten is already a blessing they wouldn't even dare to dream of.

But those who are talented can easily get lost in such excessive growth.

After all, a true legend takes at least several decades to emerge from.

Even the most talented person needs twenty or thirty years, and that's assuming everything goes smoothly.

The night watchmen's forced growth severed this time interval.

Even those born with innate knowledge will not have a strong enough will without the tempering of time, and will be influenced by the rules.

What was originally just a matter of concern for the legendary class was a problem that the Night Watchers had to solve.

That's why Apis cares.

As for Kana...

Everyone assumed he was an outsider.

He became a god after more than ten years.

Listen, is this human speech?
But that's how a savior should be.

"In any case, the Blood Pit Fortress is now in your hands. I will not take action unless a god appears, and I hope you will remember that."

The group nodded solemnly.

When the Iron Flower Construct transforms this area into a suitable one for them, they will be able to face situations where their combat power is below that of gods.

Unless the demon army fully assembles and attacks them, completely ignoring the existence of Bloodbath Fortress.

But this is unreasonable.

Given this situation, Bloodbath Fortress will certainly launch an attack on the demon army from the flanks and rear.

Therefore, the demonic army that attacks them will never cross the main battlefield.

Although they haven't reached the top level of 15 yet, there are still five of them here.

Moreover, they cooperated extremely well.

With proper coordination, they can also block it.

Therefore, entrusting such a task to them is perfectly fine.

"So, what are you planning to do in the abyss, huh?"

"Lelia asked."

Kana nodded.

"The God Kingdom Project has hit a bottleneck; a most fundamental problem remains unresolved."

This is the most basic question. If even the most basic question cannot be solved, then the God Kingdom Project should not continue.

"I need enough energy, enough to support the God Kingdom Project."

To be honest, some people couldn't understand what he was saying.

After all, they are legends, not gods.

I can't understand how much power the God Kingdom project requires.
"A creation stone?"

Isabella couldn't help but say.

This was the largest amount of energy he could get, after all, it was an entire Creation Stone.

Each time a wish is made using a complete Creation Stone, it brings about tremendous and transformative changes to the Night's Watch.

"Not enough, they are completely different concepts."

"Forehead……"

Everyone was silent.

Well, people can't imagine things they've never seen or can't understand.

"So you think something like this can be obtained in the abyss? By stealing from other gods? Like the evil gods of the abyss?"

"I can understand a little bit," Apis asked.

Kana nodded.

"While not entirely accurate, it's similar. This is the 1121st floor of the Bloodbath Battlefield. You should know that there are a total of ten such battlefields."

Several people nodded.

They certainly wouldn't forget such basic intelligence.

"From one to ten, it was all because an unexpected battle caused the Abyss to suffer a great loss."

“I think I know what you’re planning to do, but is there really such an opportunity? That one opportunity that spread from one to ten was tens of thousands of years ago.”

Even for them, things that happened tens of thousands of years ago are extremely distant.

Simply put, after suffering a great loss in that incident, the Abyss became extremely vigilant, and even after tens of thousands of years, they never found another opportunity to replicate it.

“I know, I didn’t expect to replicate such a massive achievement. I just wanted to add one or two more layers to the tenth layer. When the Blood Battlefield spreads, it’s equivalent to seizing a plane of the Abyss, which should be able to create enough energy.”

To be honest, I still can't imagine it.

The more one understands the scale, intensity, and history of the bloody battlefield, the less one can imagine how it could possibly be accomplished. (End of Chapter)