I, the anti-superman, have hacked into the chat group.

“That’s perfect. I’m very familiar with this kind of technology. Let me help you. I guarantee we’ll get results quickly,” Karl said.

"This...isn't it too much trouble for you?" Riku felt a little ashamed for having received help so many times.

“It’s alright. It’s fate that we met in the group. Just consider it as making friends. Besides, it’s nothing to me,” Karl said.

Chapter 275 Exploring the New World

Forest Elf territory.

Sinker constructed a time array around the body of the Dragon King, utilizing the instability of spacetime around the Dragon Spirit to make time inside the array five times faster than outside.

When Karl returned, the magic circle was just ready to be used.

“This magic circle can greatly increase our efficiency, let’s give it a try,” Sink said, trying to build a good relationship with Karl, who had already revealed part of his strength.

Regardless of her motives, the magic circle was indeed very useful, and Karl and Sink stayed inside it for two days.

……

Sink put away the magic circle he had set up and said, looking slightly tired, "This is all the curse magic, and it's the last type of magic. The rest are all variant magic, such as the Zero Blessing of the Void. This kind of magic cannot be simply classified because of the particles, but if we have to say, it is still derived from ordinary attack magic."

Karl controlled his body to expel the elven curse and said, "Thank you for your hard work. I don't need magic that simply enhances power."

“In that case, that was the last one. You have now experienced all types of magic recorded in my clan’s records,” Sink said.

"Very good, it was a pleasure doing business with you."

Sink nodded, then asked, "So when will you help us break free from the Forest God's rule?"

“Tomorrow, I have some things to do later,” Carl replied.

Sink was satisfied with the answer. A day was hardly a wait. Karl had super speed and could complete a lot of things in a short time, so a day would be a long time for him. But for Sink, even inventing a very simple new spell would take at least a few days, so she wasn't in a hurry at all.

"In that case, I'll be going too." The Dragon King straightened up, yawned, and said.

He could have left a few days ago, but out of curiosity about Karl and partly because he wanted to find a place to rest for a while, he stayed a few more days.

Karl and the Dragon King left one after the other, and parted ways at the edge of the forest, flying in different directions. Karl was heading to human territory.

Today, Riku has come to trust Carl and no longer arranges meetings in places far from humans.

They had been talking in a cave. Although Riku knew that Karl could see human settlements with his super vision, he had never mentioned it. But now, Riku completely believed that Karl was a trustworthy person.

"So, have you found a suitable universe yet?" Karl asked after entering the underground.

After Riku used the Purple Lantern Ring to create a new space underground, he moved the collider there. Karl had already optimized it, and he could slowly search for suitable universes here and discuss things with others.

Riku wants to use the collider to transfer all of humanity to other worlds. Such a decision is naturally not something that can be implemented casually; everyone needs to be informed.

“A parallel world where the two of us can coexist,” Riku replied.

Unlike Marvel or DC comic book universes, the No Game No Life universe doesn't automatically create new universes. In other words, their parallel worlds are incredibly diverse and have few similarities.

The advantage of this situation is that there is no need to worry about the new world being like the one we have now, with a bunch of gods leading their races in war. However, there is also a corresponding disadvantage: the differences between the worlds are too great, and they may not be suitable for human survival.

Riku and Shubi spent almost non-stop using the collider to search for parallel worlds over the past few days, but in the end they only found two worlds that barely met their requirements.

“What kind of world is it exactly?” Karl asked.

“One is a desolate world along the Yellow River, filled with yellow sand. It seems that the resources there are almost exhausted, but there are still more than we have now. If you had told me before that I could go to such a place to survive, I would have agreed without hesitation,” Riku said.

"And the second one?" Karl continued to ask, knowing that if there were a better option, he would naturally not choose the first one.

"The second one is somewhat similar to the previous mission world, with extremely similar architectural styles. It should also be a modern society built by humans, except that we only see ruins," Riku said.

It's important to note that the function of a collider is not to explore the universe, but to utilize the connections between universes to transport objects that are at the same coordinates in two universes.

Just like when King uses it, he can only teleport another Spider-Man from New York to New York in this universe, and he can only teleport between corresponding coordinates.

Therefore, Riku could only use the collider to transport humanity to another universe, to the location of the planet beneath his feet.

There are many parallel worlds, but because the differences between these parallel worlds are too great, most of the time the location corresponding to this planet is a vacuum, and even when a planet does exist, it is not suitable for habitation.

Currently, there are two habitable planets in Riku. One is a barren planet covered in yellow sand, where humans can survive, but life won't be very comfortable.

The other one, judging from the current situation, should be Earth in a parallel universe. It is a place that is absolutely suitable for human habitation. The only problem is that within the range that the collider can detect, Riku only sees ruins.

“The collider can only see an area the size of a city. We’ve been observing these two worlds for several days. Schwi can determine, through weather changes and other factors, that the first world has been completely turned into desert, but the situation in the other world is not so easy to ascertain,” Riku continued.

"So you don't know whether Earth in the second universe has been completely destroyed, or only some parts have become ruins, and you don't know the reason for the destruction... You don't have a single clue?" Karl said.

If he had a choice, Riku would like to move to Earth to live, and there is an opportunity right now, but he is not sure what the situation is like there.

“When we were observing the second world, we would occasionally see some hideous creatures wandering in the ruins, but there are many possibilities. They could be the original creatures of the planet, an invasion by alien life, or a biohazard or something like that,” Riku said.

“Now that you have the Light Ring, most of the things you mentioned can be easily resolved,” Karl said.

“I know, but what if it’s a highly advanced alien race conducting experiments on Earth? The collider will cause too much noise, and we won’t have many opportunities to try it,” Riku said worriedly.

“You’re being a bit too cautious. First of all, the Lamp Ring is an interstellar-level weapon. Even if you encounter other civilizations, you might not be able to defeat them,” Karl said. “Secondly, even if there are problems, you can seek help through the chat group.”

Chapter 276 Attracting Attention

Karl tried to convince Riku to be more confident. He said that Riku was still very strong, but his endurance was not good. If he were given a furnace, he would be fully capable of annihilating most of the lower races.

Riku was somewhat hesitant. He understood that Carl was right; he now had the ability to face most risks. It was just that this matter was of great importance, which made it difficult for him to make a decision.

Riku activated the collider and brought up the image of that universe again. In the midst of ruins, a monster resembling a giant spider was wandering aimlessly.

Riku wasn't afraid of it. This monster was no match for the demon species, both in appearance and strength. He was even certain that even if he and Shubi didn't make a move, other humans would find a way to kill it.

What worried him was what the appearance of this monster represented, where they came from, how many there were, why there were no humans in the ruins, and whether the humans on that planet had become extinct. These things were completely unclear.

boom!!!

Just as Riku was deep in thought, the image on the collider was suddenly obscured by a burst of fire, followed by a violent explosion. A missile fell from the sky and blasted the monster to pieces.

"That is..."

"Human weapons."

"...This is it, let's get ready to move."

Riku was silent for a few seconds, then immediately changed his mind and began preparing to lead humanity to that planet.

That missile was just an ordinary weapon, but the fact that someone launched a missile means that humanity is not extinct and that it is very likely that a certain level of industrial system has been preserved.

No matter what kind of crisis is happening on that planet, the fact that the industrial system has survived shows that humanity is not without the ability to resist. And the crises that modern civilization can contend with are unlikely to cause much trouble in the face of the Purple Lantern Ring and the Machine Race.

There is no place more suitable for human habitation than Earth. Riku has no intention of giving up such a wonderful world. The existence of missiles indicates that the risk has been reduced to a certain level. If not now, when?

"Rikku, the tribesmen have all assembled and are ready to depart at any time," Rikku's sister said as she ran over half an hour later.

"I'm going to a new place again. I wonder how long I'll stay this time."

"No, this time it's different. I heard from Riku that we're going to a new world this time, where there will be no more endless war."

"Not only that, it's also a world dominated by humans. I'm really looking forward to it."

The humans of this world, accustomed to frequent migrations and needing to constantly evade battles with other races, readily accepted the idea of ​​moving to another universe. It was simply a matter of migrating further this time. They completely trusted Riku's decision.

“Alright, Shubi, let’s begin,” Riku said.

"Ah."

Hughie nodded and slowly started operating the collider.

The main body of this machine consists of two particle emitters 200 meters apart. They emit particles that collide with each other, thereby opening a gateway to other worlds at the center.

Nearly 3000 people need to be teleported this time, so they need to open a large enough and stable teleportation portal in the center of the colliding particle stream.

……

At the border of the Dragon Spirit's territory, the Wise Dragon King was leisurely flying towards his own land, but at that moment, he suddenly stopped.

"What's going on? Why is there such a strong spatial fluctuation in that direction?" the white dragon said, looking back at the direction behind it.

The Dragon King stopped in place, carefully sensing that this was the first time he had ever seen such spatial fluctuations. At first, they were not strong, but as time went on, they became more and more serious, seemingly surpassing all the spatial magic he had ever seen.

"Let's go take a look." The Dragon King turned around and flew towards the center of the spatial fluctuations, which was the human territory.

Colliders travel between different universes by inducing resonance in the universe. This is a very sophisticated technology that requires the most precise instruments to achieve. Karl optimized the collider, but its operating principle is still cosmic resonance, and the impact seems to be even greater than initially expected.

The reason why humans have been able to survive in such a harsh environment is not only because they have always lived underground, but also because the black ash produced by the great war can shield them from the detection magic of other races.

However, the black and gray color can no longer conceal their presence, because the space itself is now fluctuating.

High in the dark, gray sky, a giant fantasy creature named Abantheim was slowly moving forward.

Fantasy species do not have a uniform appearance; they can look in any shape. However, compared to other fantasy species, the one in front of us is probably quite peculiar in appearance.

Because it is square in shape, its sturdy body automatically constructs individual rooms for people, making it resemble a large floating castle rather than a sentient being.

"Did you feel it?"

The inhabitants of the castle asked each other that not only were people living here, but that they were also the Skywing race, one of the superior races, who had lived on this fantasy species since birth.

Similar to the marine species, the Skywing species is also a race consisting only of female individuals, but unlike them, these Skywing species do not require other species to reproduce.

All Skywings were created directly by the God of War. They are born with infinite lifespans. Thousands of years ago, the last Skywing was named Jibril, and she was called the final individual.

In other words, that was the last Skywing race; from then on, the number of this race would not increase, but only decrease.

Even so, the Skywing races are still incredibly warlike, perhaps the most enthusiastic race when it comes to war, as almost all of them consider achieving final victory for the God of War as the goal of their long lives.

"With such a strong fluctuation, is there even a need to ask? Of course I felt it."

Just as the Dragon Spirits are aggregates of space and time, the Skywings also have their own unique characteristics. They perceive space itself solely through their physical bodies without any magical or mechanical assistance. They may not be as sensitive as the Dragon Spirits, but they are still among the best of all races.

“Those races are up to their old tricks again, Azriel, hurry over and check it out,” said Jibril, who had long pink hair.

"Really, you have to call me 'older sister'," said the first Skywing species to be born.

“However, you’re right, we should go and see. I’m also very curious. Which race has the audacity to make such a big commotion without any attempt at concealment?” Azriel said with a sinister grin.

The castle-like fantasy creature began to accelerate, its massive body flying towards the ground like a streak of light.

Chapter 277 Angels and Dragons

"Shubi, how long will it take for the portal to open?" Karl suddenly asked in the underground cave.

“According to the calculation, there are 3973 seconds left,” Hugh replied. It would take more than an hour to build a stable portal that could accommodate more than 2000 people.