Published: February 13, 2025
“Did the Star-Eye Clan enter District Ten?”
“Did Liang Chuyin and the others enter District Ten?”
“Did the Cloud Summit Quartet enter District Ten?”
Such questions arose in conversations among various races. They found it hard to understand why Liang Chuyin and her group would choose to enter a lower-level area.
After all, they were all top-ranking individuals. The points from hunting in District Ten could hardly satisfy their hunting needs. If they wasted a cycle here, they would be surpassed by others. It could even be said that it would be nearly impossible for them to regain their current rankings later.
In situations where everyone’s strength was similar, how could you catch up if someone had an extra cycle to earn points?
Of course, these were the thoughts of many normal race members. However, the “abnormal” ones, after a moment of confusion, gradually began to grasp the situation.
The members of the Star-Eye Clan clearly wouldn’t engage in self-destructive behavior under such promising prospects. So, what were they planning? Many began to suspect they had figured it out.
Those who had entered District Ten with the Cloud Summit Quartet on a mission also started to have this realization. However, they didn’t care much; it was fine here, at least there wouldn’t be as many distractions.
Strong prey sometimes had to be considered obstacles.
However, upon entering District Ten, those with ill intentions were left somewhat dumbfounded.
How many enemies did the Cloud Summit Quartet have? Did they want to offend so many people?
This group exchanged glances and found that over a hundred individuals had followed the Cloud Summit Quartet into this area. Were they all from the same alliance?
These hundred-plus people were clearly divided into four groups.
The first group, which had the most members—over fifty—was from the Hall Planet Alliance. They were eager to score points from the Cloud Summit Quartet, but not before the Hall People from their own race took action.
There was another group of about twenty individuals, the second largest contingent. Their expressions were grim, exuding a "no entry" vibe, and their gazes were fixed on the retreating figures of the Cloud Summit Quartet, filled with murderous intent.
Although it was unclear which faction they belonged to, it was evident they also aimed to take down Liang Chuyin and her team.
Then there was a team of eleven; the members from the Hall People’s Camp recognized them as rookies from the Tarros Red Dwarf.
They were not from the Hall People or their agents but rather from races that had allied with the dwarves. Everyone knew about the conflict between Ye Zhongming and the Tarros Red Dwarf; during the last rookie battlefield, they had clashed with him and later stood against the Su Clan musk ke people at the Myriad Clans Assembly, opposing Ye Zhongming. Thus, it wasn’t hard to understand why those who had allied with them would come to kill the Cloud Summit Quartet.
Finally, there was a remaining group of more than ten individuals. After the other three factions confirmed their mutual targets, they looked toward this group, as none of the three had recognized which faction these obviously non-uniform individuals belonged to.
They didn’t recognize each other, but the other side recognized them. The Hall People’s Camp members and those allied with the dwarves stood out, while the other team’s hostility toward the Cloud Summit Quartet was apparent—anyone could see that.
“Which faction are you from?” someone from the Hall People’s Camp asked.
If possible, he really didn’t want to speak, but he couldn’t remain silent either. With more than ten people remaining in this group, it was difficult to determine which side they belonged to; any unexpected incident would be troublesome.
After a long silence, one person from that side finally replied in a low voice, “If we say we arrived late and could only reach the teleportation portal to District Ten within the stipulated time, would you believe us?”