A different world game? A different world game!

Chapter 506 Trapped in a Secret Realm
In a quiet valley.

Cana stood there and looked at his surroundings.

"It's really unfortunate that we came here at this time? So this copy of the secret realm was formed like this?"

He was talking to himself, and there was no one around to communicate or discuss with him.

"uh-huh……"

A soft hum was heard.

Kana turned his head and saw Lelia, who was lying beside him, slowly standing up. As Lelia woke up, Abis and others scattered around woke up one by one.

"What happened to us? Where is this?" Karina asked puzzledly, rubbing her aching and swollen head.

Kana looked at everyone, and a bottle of light blue potion appeared in his hand and he threw it to Karina.

"You guys should have some mental recovery potion, right? Take it out and drink a couple of sips, you'll feel better."

Every Night Watchman's standard space waist bag always contains a standard Night Watchman potion kit.

which is:
Micro Life Potion × 3
Micro Mana Recovery Potion × 1 (Magic Occupation +1)

First Aid Potion x 1 (Using this potion multiple times in a short period of time will reduce your physical attributes. Use it in emergencies.)
Mental Restoration Potion x2 (Legion Occupation -1)

Antidote ×2
Holy Water x1 (Jointly developed by the Night Watch and the Church of the Holy Light.)
As the Night's Watch developed, the variety of potions increased and the standard potions became more and more complete.

Sometimes, depending on the intensity of the battle in different missions, these potions will be added additionally.

The Night's Watch has always been very generous in this regard.

Everyone took out the potion and after drinking two sips, they felt much more refreshed and their headaches were much relieved.

"How long were we unconscious? Where were we sucked to? That feeling just now... seemed familiar." Lelia couldn't help but say.

"About an hour," Kana said.

"You've been awake all the time?" Lelia asked in confusion.

Kana nodded.

"The privilege of a legend."

As the only legend in the team, Kana would naturally not fall into a coma due to the process of entering here.

He experienced the whole process with a clear mind.

Abis frowned as she recalled the feeling she had just had when she came in. Something seemed to occur to her: "It's a rift in time and space, right? An illusionary area left out by the long river of time?"

After all, at the beginning of the previous war, their mission was to search for fragments in the same area.

I didn’t expect that this time when I came to look for fragments, I would enter such an area again?

"But the skeleton said at the time that such an environment should be very rare, right? It was constructed only because it caused an accident, and then it was dealt with and sealed by the Son of the World." Annabelle said, gesturing to their surroundings and what had just happened.

That was apparently the feeling they had been sucked in for some reason when it was first formed.

Everyone looked puzzled as they spoke, and then their eyes fell on Kana one after another.

Asking Kana when they are completely confused is generally more helpful than trying to figure things out on their own.

However, this time, facing everyone's gaze, he just shrugged helplessly.

"Although I am a prophet, I am not omniscient. You can't assume that I know everything."

It was a rare situation that Kana didn't know about, so everyone didn't care and just nodded in understanding.

"But I have a rough idea of the situation in this place we are in. If it goes as expected, there should be a large army of undead as well."

He hadn't been idle during the hour since he entered. After confirming his familiarity with the area, he took a quick stroll around and gathered some information. He was certain that this was the dungeon he was familiar with in the game.

Then he would naturally understand the situation and background information of this copy.

"Why?" Lelia wondered.

Abis also asked, "From what I've learned about ancient history in recent years... there shouldn't have been large numbers of undead, right?"

"Maybe in the last few hundred years?" Annabelle asked. "Didn't the leader say that the development trend of the undead has improved in the last few hundred years?"

"That's not the case. This happened a long, long time ago, and the exact era is no longer traceable.

I should have talked to you about this before. The exact time when magic appeared is completely untraceable. It even appeared when no race had any record of civilization yet.

When magic and the Creation Stone existed, the desire to resist death naturally arose, and some believe that the School of Necromancer may have originally developed from this desire."

After hearing what Kana said, everyone couldn't help but think.

If that's the case, maybe it's very early indeed.

And even Kana didn't know the exact time, it was obviously more than thousands of years ago.

"Later, schools like the Undead School clearly violated the rules of the world, and were naturally disliked by the world's will. Over time, they gradually declined and eventually almost disappeared.

But this desire almost never ceases, so the School of Necromancer always reappears for a period of time after its decline."

Similar wishes always lead to the same result.

He once said that the world has a certain degree of plagiarism or reference when fulfilling wishes.

After all, it is just the will of the world, not a complete individual consciousness. When life desires, it will instinctively reproduce some recorded situations.

The power of the undead exists in other worlds, and when the power of resurrection is promised, it is very likely that necromancy will exist.

This is caused by messages from other worlds.

This is also why this world has magic, holy light, elves, orcs and other creatures that evolved naturally from other worlds.

There are also goblins, ratmen, trolls, etc.

These are the reasons why when life makes a wish, the world finds a similar template to fit it.

This is why when making a wish, Kana would not just randomly state it or give an ambiguous purpose. Instead, he would give a clear and feasible wish and even personally provide the path and structure to achieve the goal.

Teach, or guide the world on how to fulfill the wishes he made.

Only in this way can the wish reproduce what Karna wants.

Otherwise, the wrong thing will definitely find its prototype in a certain world, but these things are evolved from other worlds through reasonable situations or some special situations.

That would not be able to achieve Kana's completely wild imagination, although Kana's ideas are also a kind of "reference".

That is why Karna has been conducting various studies to understand the soul, the soul and the body, reincarnation and resurrection.

Because if you make a wish rashly, the world will definitely give you the undead and then all kinds of problems will arise.

Kana even had an urge to spend one or two shards to properly communicate with the world, to inquire whether it was possible to achieve his goal, and finally use a whole gem to promise a resurrection mechanism.

Only in this way can he feel at ease.

Otherwise, if you randomly use a whole gem to make a wish but fail to achieve the desired effect, or if an accident occurs during the wishing process, then it will really not be worth it.

Compared to the minor accident of a whole gem, wasting one or two fragments is not worth mentioning.

(End of this chapter)