When the main hub was pressed down.
At first glance, nothing seemed to have changed. However, on a deeper level, the changes had begun to spread.
After being unable to move for a long time, Iyadese, who had been smashed into the wall, was finally able to move.
However, it was too late.
Iyadese closed his eyes and sensed the light patterns around him dancing wildly. Everything had reached an irreversible stage.
Iyadese walked out of the hole in the wall. Its eyes were filled with helplessness and anger. It knew that pressing down the main hub was an irreversible operation. What would happen next would be a nightmare that would spread to the whole of Rasudran.
What made it feel the most helpless was that in this moment of life and death for Rasudran, it could only be a spectator, unable to participate, and powerless to reverse the situation.
After all, this was a game between the Demon Gods. It was not something that it could decide.
Rubble began to fall from the sky above them.
The aftereffects of pressing down the main hub had begun to show.
Only twenty meters away from Bobota, Ia 'Adasi stared at the Alien from afar. It couldn't hide the anger in its eyes, but it was also filled with resentment.
Bobota seemed to have sensed the hatred as well. He turned around and looked at Iyadese from afar.
Their gazes met at this moment.
Bobota's appearance was ugly and terrifying. His purple skin with a hint of dark red looked very ferocious. He raised his eyebrows and glared at Iyadese with his bloodshot eyes. It seemed that he was provoking Iyadese.
Yiyadese stared at Bobota in silence. Its mind was racing, and countless thoughts had crossed its mind. It wanted to kill the culprit behind all this.
However, in the end, Iyadese only sighed in its mind. It turned around and slowly walked outside.
Now, no matter what it said or did, it would be meaningless. Even if it killed Bobota, it would not be able to change the course of events. Killing Bobota might also ruin the next step of the Deep Lord's plan. Why bother?
Since it was irreversible, it could only accept it. Taking advantage of Rasudran's destruction to maximize his own benefits was the best choice at the moment.
Step by step, Iyadese left the underground hall. Behind it were falling rocks and Bobota, who was laughing crazily in the rain of rocks.
…
He had no idea what was going on.
"Nitotep has left the Shadow Mist!"
Thanks to the potion, the damage to his spirit sea was much better. He asked Fafnir to reopen the live broadcast. However, this time, he didn't dare to enter the Shadow Mist Region. He only wandered around the periphery of the Shadow Mist Region.
When Nitotep left the Shadow Mist Zone, he immediately noticed her presence.
He projected Nitotep's figure in the yard.
From the details of the illusion, Nitotep didn't seem to be in a good condition. Several of her tentacles were broken, and her beautiful robe had obvious bloodstains and tears. It was obvious that Nitotep's injuries were not light.
"There must have been a fierce battle …" Angor muttered to himself. "Something's not right inside the mist zone."
Even the seven Great Abyss Devils who controlled the Void Pagoda were excluded.
Angor looked around to see if Fafnir had anything to say. However, when he looked at Fafnir again, he noticed that the man wasn't looking at him at all. Angor had no idea what was going on.
Canaan suddenly stood up and let out a long sigh while clutching her chest.
"Are you alright, Canaan?" Angor looked at her worriedly.
Canaan waved a hand. "I'm fine. It's just that the sadness around me is gone, and I feel a bit uncomfortable."
"Uncomfortable? Rasudran stopped sobbing. Shouldn't you be happy? "
Canaan looked into the distance with a heavy expression. "I was thinking the same thing. But I don't know why, but that feeling is getting worse."
Angor followed Canaan's gaze.
He did not know what Canaan saw, but he saw the dark clouds surging in the sky, the wind howling, the sparks flying in the wind, and the lonely and deep Void Tower that stood silently at the end of his vision.
Angor looked at Nitotep's illusion in the yard.
Nitotep's injury, Rasudran's sudden change, Nightclub Owner's final step … All these things happened at the same time.
But he was only a weak apprentice. No matter how confused he was or how fast the outside world was changing, the only thing he could do now was to watch it happen, change it, and its outcome.
Angor didn't manage to break the silence for long. "Huh? The dark light outside the Void Pagoda is gone?"
Fafnir finally opened her eyes and looked at the Void Pagoda in the distance with a serious expression.
But at the same time, he wondered why Fafnir looked so serious. Wasn't it a good thing that the mist was gone? Why did Fafnir look so serious?
After a long moment, Fafnir suddenly sighed heavily. "I didn't think it would come this far."
How far did it come? Angor looked at Fafner doubtfully and waited for an explanation. But before he knew it, Fafner suddenly threw a thunderous bomb at him.
"The end of Rasudran is coming."
Angor didn't understand what Fafnir meant at first. But when he thought about it carefully, he realized that Fafnir was referring to "the end of the world".
"Mister Fafnir, you mean —" Angor couldn't believe what he was hearing.
"It's exactly what you're thinking." A rare solemn look appeared in Fafnir's green and red eyes. She said in an urgent tone, "The time of the end is coming, so it's time to prepare to leave."
Rasudran was coming to an end? But how?
Canaan was just as shocked. She looked around and saw that everything was fine. There might be some changes in the sky, such as dark clouds, fierce winds, and sparks, but it shouldn't affect the whole of Rasudran, right?
Fafnir snapped her fingers, and the wind domain covering the area disappeared.
Sparks began to drift in from the outside.
"What you see may not always be the truth." Fafnir looked back at Angor and Canaan, who were still in a daze.
What you see may not always be the truth. Angor agreed. As an illusionist, he knew that the lowest level of illusions was to confuse the naked eye.
But what did that have to do with the current situation?
"You can see a creature's outer appearance, but you can't see the damage inside, or the decay of its mind. Similarly, you can see that the city in front of you is stable, but you can't see that its foundation is already crumbling, "Fafnir explained in a plain tone.
If each of Rasudran's laws could be likened to a string, then Rasudran's laws could be compared to a string. Now, all the strings were showing signs of chaos, and some were even broken.
Fafnir did not know why such an unforeseen event had occurred, but she understood that when this string of strings went wrong, Rasudran was already finished.
Seeing that Angor and Canaan still didn't understand, Fafnir created another gust of wind and brought Angor's new consciousness to the outskirts of Rasudran.
Angor's pupils shrank into slits when he saw what was going on.
They were at the outermost area of Rasudran. One step ahead was the void, and one step behind was the earth. This area was always stable. But now, a large number of cracks had appeared.
Countless rocks and foundations fell from the edge of the crevice.
All of them were falling into the dark void.
In just a few minutes, the outermost area had shrunk, and it was still shrinking at a visible rate.
If this continued, it wouldn't be long before Rasudran completely collapsed and fell into the endless void.
"The end of Rasudran will come sooner than you think. This is only the outermost area of the city. Once it gets on the right track, it'll collapse on a large scale. "
Fafnir's explanation made Angor feel even more terrified.
Canaan also saw the changes at the edge of the city. Apart from shock, she also felt relieved after her doubts were cleared up. She had been worrying about this for a long time. Now, she finally understood why.
"Sir Fafnir, then … if we want to leave, how should we leave? Through the tunnel under Rasudran to the inner area? " Canaan asked. She was shocked by Rasudran's collapse, but she didn't really care about this place. She only felt a little regretful.
Right now, Canaan was more concerned about how to leave this place.
"The throne is about to arrive. Rasudran has been sealed inside ever since the flames appeared in the sky. It won't be easy to get out now. Even if we can break the seal, but … "
Fafnir didn't finish her words, but both Angor and Canaan understood what she meant.
Even if Fafnir managed to break the seal, she might offend the new lord. That was what she didn't say. Besides, Fafnir wasn't sure if she could break the seal.
"Then what should we do? Fly to the sky and wait? "
Fafnir sneered, "The end of Rasudran isn't just about the collapse of the earth."
Even if they were in the sky, they would still be affected unless they could break through the seal and fly to somewhere farther away.
Fafnir looked up at the core area of Rasudran. "Let's go to the Void Tower. Even if it collapses, it will be the last place to go."
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