A different world game? A different world game!

In the space that is slowly twisting and merging.

Kana stood beside Jondalen and the others, listening quietly to them recount their experiences along the way word by word.

Jondalen said cautiously, “After receiving your mission, we headed towards the general range of the target.

However, the scope you mentioned is too general, and the so-called "prison" does not seem to be what we originally understood."

Bi'an nodded silently and couldn't help but complain: "How irresponsible! How can you assign tasks like this?"

As soon as these words were spoken, everyone felt a little embarrassed.

Kana chuckled dryly and said defensively, "I'm not as omniscient and omnipotent as you think. As a prophet, the information I receive is not perfect. It may be just fragments, some simple understandings, and some ambiguous information.

Because this information is so vague, I need you and your help."

"Don't worry, leader! We can definitely accomplish it!" Ange was suddenly full of energy and punched his chest with his fist.

Everyone else also looked deeply honored, even Bi'an just curled his lips and straightened his body silently.

Seeing this scene, Kana smiled and nodded, giving everyone an encouraging look.

Uh, when did I start saying things like that? Kana felt strangely melancholy.

Jondalen continued, “Although we were intercepted by rat forces along the way, their forces were limited and extremely dispersed, so we did not encounter too many obstacles.

After arriving at our destination, the search area was so vast that we could only gather information while simultaneously clearing out the rat forces. It wasn't until recently that we noticed a rat battalion urgently mobilizing its forces.

Although the five-man team is quite powerful, under normal circumstances, they rarely raid a well-equipped rat barracks for no reason.

After all, doing so wouldn't make much sense. The powerful and agile Soul Keepers were mostly tasked with taking heads from the midst of a vast army.

If they simply rushed into the rat barracks and slaughtered them randomly before retreating, it wouldn't have much effect. To truly gain a strategic advantage, they still had to cooperate with the main force to advance.

When performing their tasks, as long as the rats do not actively hinder them or they do not perceive the threat posed by the rats, they will not rashly disturb those unimportant barracks in the rats' territory.

Weier added, "The key is that we discovered they were very eager to deploy troops, and their target wasn't us."

At that time, they had penetrated deep into the rat-occupied area. In this area, they were almost the only ones active, and the rest were probably just the rats' foraging troops. In this case, the rats' deployment of troops was not directed at them, which naturally aroused their curiosity.

"We tracked them all the way and found that they seemed to be chasing an enemy. The situation was urgent at the time, and we didn't have time to figure out who they were hunting, so we followed behind for the time being, tracking them while cleaning up the extra rat troops."

After hearing this, Swade and the others suddenly realized. Looking back now, it was indeed a bit strange that they were able to escape the pursuit of so many rat troops.

After all, their strength is not that strong, and a few more rats can put them in desperate situation.

"We followed the trail all the way to an underground sacrificial site. There weren't any faceless men there, but rather some bloody skeletons, zombies, spiders, and other evil creatures, though they weren't particularly powerful.

We cleared out these monsters and rescued them. We don't know the specifics of the situation, but just as we were about to finish, something unexpected happened. We were dragged into this completely unfamiliar space and encountered an evil god we had never seen before.

After listening to their story, Kana nodded, then turned his gaze to Swade and the others. "Hello, I am the leader of the Night's Watch..."

These people saluted hurriedly, looking a little flustered and nervous in the panic.

Toby clearly understood what Cana wanted to ask. Before Cana could speak, he began to recount their experiences along the way: "We came here by ship because we wanted to join the Night's Watch, but we encountered cultists at sea...

We survived by chance, and then we encountered rats, and they were crazy...

Finally, I found this place according to the map." He narrated concisely.

Kana now understood the whole story.

"It seems that the only way to understand why this situation occurs is to explore the real world outside." Kana said, waving at the space in front of him.

Everyone instantly left this space and returned to the underground sacrificial site.

The bright red flames were still burning, and the altar standing in the space remained unchanged. Even the corpses that should have been densely piled around it disappeared without a trace as if they had never existed.

Only the faceless corpse hanging above the altar remained motionless.

Kana looked at the scene before him and paced back and forth around the altar to inspect it.

"This is indeed a place of sacrifice, and the target is indeed the [Ruler of Filth]. But the question is, why is this happening?"

Such sacrificial sites can be found all over the world, and in the future plot of the game, you will experience several similar scenes in the quest chain of the Filthy Ruler.

The location of the final battle is also a larger sacrificial site, but it is located on the continent of the Dwarf Empire.

Such a small sacrificial site would not allow the Ruler of Filth to risk being exposed and involving the people in front of him.

Faced with this situation where there is no information about the future, Kana can only make speculations based on the information he knows and his understanding of reality.

After all, this accident came so suddenly that he was completely unprepared and had never expected such a situation to occur. There must be some reason behind this, and if he didn't find out, he would be in a very passive position in the future.

Furthermore, one of Kana's most important goals involved this location. Otherwise, he wouldn't have sent Wei'er and the others here to carry out their mission and search for the prisoners in the prison.

Seeing Kana walking around in deep thought, the others did not dare to disturb him and could only wait quietly by the side.

Kana looked at the faceless figure hanging in the air. Normally, every sacrificial site would have such a thing. But this one... seemed a little different.

Kana narrowed his eyes slightly, then suddenly turned his head and looked at Swade and the others.

"I suddenly remembered that I haven't asked your names yet. This is really rude." Kana said abruptly.

No one present expected him to say this suddenly.

However, Swade and the others still began to introduce themselves. (End of this chapter)