The next morning, Rota arrived alone at the location Jarvis had told him about. He could clearly sense that spatial activity within this area was unusually active. This should indeed be where the first players descended.
Rota did not foolishly stand around waiting. Instead, he found a hidden spot and quietly observed the activity here.
The area was vast, and it would not be easy to determine exactly where the first players would arrive. He had to keep as low a profile as possible.
It was not that Rota feared the Six Gods' strength. Rather, deliberately waiting for them would easily arouse unnecessary suspicion. Rota did not want a conflict to erupt the moment he came into contact with the Six Gods. Conflict offered him no benefits whatsoever; on the contrary, it would disrupt his subsequent plans. Clearly, it was not worth the cost.
And so, Rota waited until noon. The long-silent space finally showed signs of abnormality. Rota looked toward the disturbance. The space there gradually twisted, forming a spatial tunnel, and six figures tumbled out of it.
Even Rota nearly broke character at the sight. It was supposed to be a serious occasion, but that entrance was truly comical.
He somewhat regretted not bringing his phone to record it. What a pity.
Rota did not immediately go out to negotiate with the first players. For the same reason as before, that would seem far too deliberate and cause unnecessary trouble.
The spatial tunnel vanished after the first six players had all arrived, and the space returned to calm.
Based on the information Rota currently knew, the first six players should have represented six different elements: water, fire, forest, earth, light, and darkness. In the end, it seemed that only the God of Darkness survived until the era of