??Chapter 856: Chapter 578 “Branch Office”: Open the Door, Free Trade! _2
Chapter 856: Chapter 578 “Branch Office”: Open the Door, Free Trade! _2
“‘God Descent’?! Another ‘God Descent’… That’s the seventh one, what are they doing over there!! What is the Saintess doing, does she want to destroy the world?!”
A high priest of the local imperial state religion said anxiously.
Since earlier, breaths from higher beings had been arriving continuously, but nobody had reported in advance, nor did anyone know exactly what was happening; they only knew about the presence of so “Evil Gods,” appearing one after another.
It wasn’t that their abilities were strong enough to spy on “Gods,” but those breaths weren’t hidden at all…
That’s why they were able to observe so situations.
A minority with predictive abilities sensed that the matter was related to “Bonfire,” no! More accurately, it was related to the current Saint of the “Light” religion, and one might even say she was actively summoning it.
What sudden provocation had she received?
Even though they were in different nations with different powers, they all simultaneously thought that the Saint summoning Evil Gods ostentatiously couldn’t be planning a rebellion, could she?
Compared to so orthodox nations, there were also heretics feeling complex emotions at this mont.
Among those who had descended were beings they worshipped.
A certain crystal-clear “God Revelation” even led them from then on to abandon all sacrificial rituals, cease all acts that hard life, and go to a certain area to care for the people there.
Moreover, a significant portion of people, who had previously committed nurous sins by defying the ‘Master’s’ will and creating untily slaughter…
Were directly erased by the “Master’s” power.
Many heretics clearly realized… the heavens were about to change.
…
Eventually, after consecutively summoning the consciousness of twelve “Gods,” including the “King of Madness,” Shana successfully got six higher beings to go all-in on this event.
The rest either were not in a state to serve, or they were too weakened by certain reasons to take on a major role.
“The ones we could find are basically all here; there are others left, but it’s very risky…” the “King of Madness” continued to inform Shana about the current situation in this containnt realm.
“World Code-13” functioned as a kind of large transit point in the past, amassing dozens of higher beings.
About one-third of them had already died…
“Disaster of Magic Fog” had a certain connection with the deaths of Those.
As for the remaining beings, up to now, they were mostly just the “old, weak, sick, and disabled.”
“However, on your way, if you manage to reach other ‘World Codes’ or anything within the ‘Light’s’ jurisdiction, you can try to recruit through similar ans.”
After the “King of Madness” had spoken, another ancient life form that was a recruit spoke imdiately after:
“But once you cross the border, don’t try it. Once you reveal yourself, the risks will be very great. You will be intercepted by many beings, and so of them might even descend in their true forms…”
Listening to these mighty life forms speak, Shana nodded in acknowledgnt.
After making sufficient preparations, she left the place and then answered so people’s anxious inquiries.
Following that, through so special devices, she led a group of reinforcents desiring to clean the regi toward the so-called “Emblem World.”
…
It was only about half a month after Shana left, that so parts of the employees who chose to stay and confird their stay thrice saw information suddenly erge on their retinas…
Seeing this scene, everyone was startled—since then, they had ceased performing any missions for a long ti.
But it seed like more had co now?
Before long, after deciphering this content, each of their expressions beca sowhat strange.
“It seems like they want us to interact with the ‘Light’ religion and so imperial mages, knights, and such, asking them to… assist us in creating marks that use BUFFs?” soone said, perplexed.
So others noticed problems inherent in the mission itself:”This isn’t officially issued by the company; it resembles sothing Brother Shunzi ntioned about the ‘Subsidiaries’…”
Regarding this “Subsidiary,” they knew sothing but had not engaged with it.
“Let
sort this out, ha, the request is that so of our employees here provide gold, then our area exerts effort, and then it acts as a platform to sell it?”
“Is this to restore the previous BUFF trading? Create a little golden bean, and split three to five points among us…”
“Damn, what kind of slave treatnt is this? I rember Brother Shunzi got thirty points for one golden bean, isn’t this just about one-tenth of the reward?”
An employee couldn’t help but curse under his breath.
But… after cursing, he couldn’t help but ponder, as they no longer had any inco from points.
Still, doing this could increase their inco a bit.
“Damn, let this ‘Subsidiary’ learn…”
“Life ntor Adorable” couldn’t help but mutter to himself.
This “Subsidiary” used to be known for luring people into using physical ans to rob and such, its thods of making money were relatively primitive and backward.
But from what he could see now, it seed to be starting to seek out trades…
Although he didn’t know where it planned to sell…
But once a systematic market was built by it, this advanced free trade could earn much more than the primitive thods of robbery!
“Alas, a fallen tiger is bullied by dogs, prepare to be a slave…” soone sighed resignedly.
For them now, this was at least an inco source, and if it grew, they could probably make so money.
And those employees who still traveled between realms did not refuse, after all, it was just collecting so gold, which was relatively easy to find, and they could pick so up on the way back when they went to inquire about Brother Shunzi.
As days passed, the trade began to establish, and the employees didn’t feel much change.
But the various local forces that earned quite a benefit from it began to feel sothing strange, encouraging more people to join and work at the “Extraordinary Factory.”
So forces even unprecedentedly opened the path downward to extraordinary powers, to cultivate more Extraordinary Ones.
The originally intense national situations even began to ease and calm down…
So visionaries began to realize that the civilization of this world seed to be developing in a strange direction.
…
On the Earth that had expanded who knows how many tis its size.
Colin, covered in scars, barely managed to deal with a group of pursuers, and then “Yukionna” led him into a sowhat safer place, imdiately plunging back into an unspeakable nightmare.
In this ti, the negative effects on his body, after a period of outbreak, gradually turned into a “chronic” phase, and his condition began to stabilize.
Taking advantage of the slightly better situation, he found a direction and tried to enter the ocean.
But unfortunately, after two failed attempts, he remained pursued until just now when he finally shook off the enemies.
Then, the suppressed negative effects burst forth again…
And this ti, for so unknown reason, his consciousness sank deeper and deeper, and everything around beca dark.
Cramped, narrow, with little room to stretch his limbs…
There was a force suppressing and limiting Colin’s awakening.
He felt as if he was trapped in an iron cage, sinking into the deep sea, breathing obstructed, increasingly suffocating.
Even, a terrifying fear arose in his heart that he might never wake up!
However, just then, outside the nightmare, the finger bone hanging on Colin’s chest suddenly glowed, and its soft light seeped into his body. As he “sank” in the nightmare, suddenly Colin saw:
In the blackness, a dazzling ray of light appeared, and from the light, a familiar yet incredibly comforting soft voice ca:
“Colin, don’t be afraid, this is my hand, grab it…”
Colin blankly reached out his hand towards the light, and as he touched the light, layers of glowing wings slowly folded around him, pulling him out of the dark nightmare.
The next second, a strong sll of blood ca, Colin realized sothing, abruptly opened his eyes, and woke up from the nightmare!
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