Magic items in Yggdrasil were generally divided into eight ranks.
Low, Medium, High, Top, Relic, Sacred Relic, Legendary, and Divine.
There were also World Champion equipment, guild weapons, two hundred specific World-Class Items, and the balance-breaking "Twenty."
What Kurumi and Little Red had secretly buried was merely a relatively ordinary World-Class Item, but even so, it was enough to plunge the vast majority of New World's inhabitants into danger.
Before long, rumors of strange lights frequently flashing within the forest beside Yggdrasil spread throughout the surrounding regions. The Kingdom was the first to send troops to guard it, preventing any faction from entering the great forest.
Momonga was also deeply frustrated. The place where the lights flickered was clearly not far from his home, yet he did not dare go out and investigate.
What the hell was that thing?
This question trapped Momonga completely. Even when the other guardians suggested going to investigate, Momonga rejected them one by one.
He feared it was a trap laid by the Spacetime Administration!
Momonga strictly ordered the guardians of the Great Tomb of Nazarick not to leave without permission. He himself disguised as an adventurer and brought Nabe into the city to gather information.
At this time, Yggdrasil was exceptionally lively. Adventurers from all over the world who had learned of the news had gathered here because someone had claimed it was a sign that a hidden treasure was about to emerge.
A hidden treasure?
Few people in the New World had ever heard that term, but overnight, it seemed as though countless powerful figures were singing praises of how extraordinary hidden treasures were.
Even Adamantite-ranked adventurer teams, rarely seen under normal circumstances, had appeared in Yggdrasil.
The inns in the city were making a fortune. Even with prices raised tenfold, people were