Ruins
In the gaps between the shattered, collapsed city, a massive eyeball covered in cracks curled up between two fallen buildings. Several equally shattered eyeballs floated beside it, forming a ring.
Its trembling body hovered in the air, seemingly struggling to rise.
At that moment, an indistinct gaze swept across the entire city.
The eyeball suddenly fell from the sky. Even the eyeballs forming the ring beside it dropped one by one, curling up with it in a deeper corner.
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Main World · East Capital
He Ao opened his eyes and sensed the collapse of his avatar.
Almost the instant that gaze swept over it, his avatar had collapsed.
Originally, he could have held on for one more moment in that ritual.
Clearly, that gaze did not belong to the Starlight Figure.
The Starlight Figure was powerful, but not powerful to that extent.
He Ao raised his gaze and looked at the staff members who had been monitoring the data around him.
"Dean He, the personnel assigned to remain on duty have been arranged," a staff member hurried over, looked at He Ao, and said quickly. "We'll keep monitoring this place and wait for the passage back to open."
"Alright." He Ao nodded slightly. "Seal off the surrounding area. Don't let anyone in for the next two days. We still can't determine what will come back through the return passage."
"Understood." The staff member nodded, turned, and went back to making arrangements.
He Ao narrowed his eyes slightly, sensing the disturbance in the depths of the world gradually settle.
Gather everyone together, then sacrifice them all at once—was that the original purpose of the Ruins passages?
But if those who went in failed to return several times in a row, the people afterward would not dare to go.
After