A different world game? A different world game!

The experiment with the rule dome was a success.

After a tense and long month, all participants in the trial have finished their experience in the Rule Dome and returned to the real world.

Popper floated in mid-air, carefully examining the data report in his hand that recorded the detailed results.

Since she became a god, floating has become her only way of traveling.

She no longer has to suffer from her height, and she no longer has to look up at short people.

And the report in my hand.

The report clearly outlines the composition of the participants.

The Guardians of Souls, the Night Watchers, the Protectors of Light, the Church of Holy Light.

All the teams that participated in the first round of trials have completed their trials.

As this was the first batch of participants carefully selected, not all of them were exceptionally talented, but they were by no means mediocre either.

Although in order to obtain more comprehensive data, types covering different professions and positions were selected.

The final result was encouraging.

Nearly half of them successfully passed the rigorous trials.

This means that the moment these half of the people stepped out of the rule dome, they had already undergone a complete transformation and become genuine level eleven legendary powerhouses.

Just one month.

The emergence of legendary powerhouses directly doubled the number of legendary powerhouses in the Night's Watch.

Although it is the lowest level.

The other half, who failed to break through the legendary barrier in one go, did not come away empty-handed.

Although they did not succeed completely, they all gained invaluable experience during this extraordinary journey.

These experiences, like precious sparks, will illuminate their path forward, allowing them to steadily step into the realm of legend in a shorter time.

Based on current analysis and past experience, barring unforeseen circumstances, most of these individuals are expected to achieve a breakthrough within three years.

If blessed by heaven, perhaps one can achieve their wish in just one year.

The success of the construction of the rule dome is beyond doubt, far exceeding initial expectations.

Looking back at the initial theoretical deductions, the estimated success rate was only around 30%.

However, this seemingly unremarkable figure represents a staggering leap within the traditional improvement system.

Before the Night's Watch rose to power and before the magical power of data descended upon this world, all living beings had to climb the ladder of strength step by step, year after year.

The closer one gets to the peak of power, the more indestructible and despair-inducing that invisible barrier becomes.

At that time, the number of level 10 experts that an ordinary country could possess was usually very small, almost never exceeding ten.

Only superpowers like the Mage Union Council, the Church of Holy Light, or vast empires with expansive territories could possibly exceed this pitiful size.

Typically, countries regard level nine and ten powerhouses as valuable seeds with the potential to reach the legendary threshold in the future.

So, just how great is this slim hope?
According to statistics from that era, the success rate was chillingly low—only about five percent.

This means that, on average, out of every twenty level nine and ten powerhouses who possess both talent and hard work, only one may be favored by fate and ultimately enter the hall of legend.

The Elven race, with their enviable long lifespan, can slightly increase this figure to around ten percent.

This is precisely the key to the Elven race's long-standing position as a world power.

The long years have brought about a massive reserve of high-level combat power.

Under this rule where individual power can shake the world, a sufficient number of high-end combat forces, coupled with a vast number of subordinate races and legions, have forged their glorious hegemony.

However, in the past two decades, the emergence of the Night Watch and the popularization of the disruptive power of "datafication" have, like a violent hurricane, completely shattered and reshaped the power system that has lasted for thousands of years.

This is also the underlying reason why other forces dare not speak out against the Night's Watch and can only swallow their anger.

Which faction can possess hundreds or thousands of level nine or ten combatants?
That doesn't make sense!
Isn't this bullying?

It’s incredible!
What's even more stifling is that in recent years, the number of Level 10 powerhouses under the Night's Watch has reached an astonishing number of tens of thousands.

Throughout the entire history of the world, spanning thousands of years, the total number of all level-ten powerhouses combined probably wouldn't even reach the size of the Night's Watch family at this moment.

Even if you asked them to dig up their ancestors and fight the Night's Watch, they still wouldn't be able to beat them.

How could this not instill a chilling fear in people?

The Night's Watch rose to power at an astonishing speed, quietly accumulating strength amidst the chaos of the era, and in the blink of an eye, they had grown into a colossal force, with no one able to effectively curb their power.

Only after they swiftly swept away the rampaging rat plague and drove away the invading evil god did the other forces of the world look up in shock and discover that their heads were now completely covered by a sky called "Night Watch".

Based on the initial conservative estimate of a 30% success rate, the Night's Watch could very well produce thousands of legendary powerhouses with solid foundations within just one year.

However, the actual pass rate for the first batch of trials is a surprisingly high 50%.

While this impressive data is partly due to the above-average talent of the first participants, a cautious inference based on common sense suggests that the probability of the Rule Dome being passed in the future should remain at an encouraging 40 percent.

When this weighty data report, shining with hope, was finally presented to Alyris.

The judge of the Night's Watch leaned back in his wide chair with a long, relieved sigh, and exhaled a long-suppressed breath.

She couldn't help but raise her hand and gently rub her brow, which ached slightly from long hours of hard work. A genuine smile of relief finally bloomed on her tired face.

"That's... wonderful." She murmured to herself, a hint of emotion in her voice, "The biggest problem has finally been solved."

This "problem" primarily points to the imminent threat of the "Void Vanguard".

This enemy from another dimension has appeared frequently in the past year or two, bringing two major thorny problems.

First, the locations where they open spatial rifts are completely random, making them difficult to predict and defend against.

Secondly, once the rift opens, legendary void creatures with strength equivalent to the eleventh level of the Night Watch will almost certainly flood in.

This is a serious challenge for the Night's Watch at this stage.

For the past two years, facing these legendary invaders, the Night's Watch could only rely on their highly coordinated "Soulkeeper" forces to struggle and delay them, barely holding out until their already scarce and heavily burdened legendary forces could rush in to their aid before they could eliminate them. This passive approach directly resulted in a success rate of only around 70% in blocking Void Vanguard Rifts.

This means that up to 30% of the cracks were not stopped in time and successfully opened.

The problem is that the Night's Watchers of Death, when facing the Void, are very likely to have their souls corrupted.

This would make even the resurrection of the structure extremely difficult, and it might even have to be temporarily sealed off, waiting for the contamination to recede on its own.

It was practically the same as being dead.

Because they certainly won't survive until at least the end of the world.

The only saving grace is that the 30 percent of the cracks that were not blocked were almost all located in remote, desolate, and uninhabited areas, thus fortunately avoiding a large-scale tragedy of casualties.

However, if we wait patiently for another month or two, and once the number of legendary warriors within the Night's Watch snowballs rapidly, the Vanguard's problems will no longer be a sword hanging over their heads.

The Night's Watch will possess a sufficient number of legendary warriors to form a highly efficient "rapid response force" capable of responding instantly and striking with precision, nipping threats in the bud.

“Those scholars have already caught wind of this, so…”

Popper, unusually flustered and embarrassed, floated over to Alyris's desk, a fawning smile plastered on her face.

Upon hearing Popper's hesitant opening remarks, Alyris straightened up from her chair, sat back down, and looked at the newly promoted spatial deity with a slightly amused and strange gaze.

“I thought you, this ‘rubber stamp,’ wouldn’t care about such mundane ‘spot’ matters,” Alyris said with a teasing tone.

These words immediately struck a nerve with Popper.

She rolled her eyes in annoyance, then twirled lightly in the air, her skirt fluttering slightly.

"What can I do? You think I want to get involved in these troublesome things? It's all because of those guys, my researchers and academic subordinates!"
“They buzz around me every day, like a swarm of bees that have smelled honey, clamoring for me to step in and fight for their spots in the dome of rules!”

As expected, the researchers responsible for data processing and experimental analysis were among the first to grasp the astonishing effects and detailed data of the Rule Dome, thanks to their positions.

Upon learning of its incredible success rate and the transformative impact it brought, these scholars, who were usually engrossed in research and had no time to focus on their practice, were instantly thrilled.

An unprecedentedly burning hope ignited in their eyes—to become legends!
Reaching the legendary realm signifies a complete sublimation of power and vision, greatly enhancing their experimental efficiency, depth of thought, and perceptual abilities.

Imagine having almost limitless energy, able to immerse yourself in the ocean of scholarship day and night to explore its mysteries—it would be a dream come true for them.

These pure scholars don't understand what subtlety and restraint are, let alone consider the intricacies of human relationships.

Driven by a burning desire for breakthroughs in knowledge, they shamelessly besieged their superior, Sibbot, day after day, relentlessly pestering and nagging him.

In the end, this newly crowned goddess had no choice but to back down and, at this crucial juncture, approach Alyris to "pull some strings and ask for favors."

“However…” Alyris didn’t answer directly, but instead asked in a slightly suggestive tone, “Didn’t our previous high-level meeting already discuss and finalize the specific priorities and plans for the allocation of quotas?”

Popper opened his mouth, about to try and get a few more points for his "zealots." Just then—

hum!
A spatial portal, shimmering with a ghostly blue light, suddenly opened without warning in the center of Aliris's spacious office.

This sudden turn of events left both of them in the office momentarily stunned.

It should be noted that there are very few people within the Night's Watch who would be so brazen as to open the door directly into the Supreme Leader's office.

Previously, only Kana had this habit and authority, but now, Popote, who has inherited Kana's spatial rules and been promoted to a spatial god, naturally also has this qualification.

As the new controller of spatial authority, Popper instantly and keenly sensed that although the spatial fluctuations from this door opening carried a sense of familiarity, they were definitely not from Kana.

"Huh? This fluctuation... it seems familiar. Who could it be?"

Popper tilted his head slightly, a hint of doubt flashing in his eyes.

She could clearly sense the familiar characteristics contained in this spatial fluctuation and confirmed that it was not malicious.

The portal stabilized, and the light curtain rippled like water.

Immediately afterwards, a tall figure gracefully stepped out from within.

"Salika?"

When Alysse saw who it was, she couldn't help but exclaim in surprise.

Popper then realized what was going on.

The visitor was none other than President Salika, the highest-ranking member of the Chamber of Commerce, one of the core departments of the Night Watch.

By all accounts, Salika is a veteran figure from the Night Watch vampire era.

Time flies, and she is no longer the naive girl she once was. More than a decade of experience has transformed her into a woman with a languid yet mature and elegant demeanor.

As soon as Salika steadied herself, her gaze was immediately drawn to Popper, who was floating in the air, and a look of obvious astonishment appeared on her face.

“Popot? You…how could you…”

She sensed the spatial order emanating from Poppot, an aura far deeper and more vast than her own, and asked incredulously.

"...Your spatial control...it seems like it's even stronger than mine."

She hadn't seen him for only a few months.

No wonder Salika was so surprised.

She herself is a top genius in the field of spatial talent.

As a child, I was fortunate enough to come into contact with and fuse with fragments of the Creation Stone, and my wish transformed into a talent in spatial manipulation.

The core design and concept of the Night's Watch's early iconic spatial equipment, the "spatial pouch," was completed under her leadership or with her deep involvement.

As the president of a chamber of commerce that oversees a vast business network, she may not often be on the front lines, but her personal strength is absolutely not to be underestimated.

She is the third member of the Night's Watch to successfully ascend to Legendary status, following Areris and Lelia, and her strength has now reached Level 13.

And the legendary rule she comprehended was undoubtedly "space".

But now, she felt that Popper seemed to have a better grasp of the rules of space, which surprised her greatly.
Isn't Pope a legendary goalkeeper?
How come you've become so much more capable now?

Has the research made progress?
I heard Cana is back. Could it be that Cana was pestered by Pope again and received some benefits?

Those wretched rats! (End of Chapter)