100 You Can Call Me Nethermark Professor

As Qinlan Jiuge eagerly tried to persuade Grina, Rand Lord in the holding cell next door also fell into a fit of irritation.

Things had developed far beyond his expectations, and now that he was on Narrative Civilization's turf, he had no way to contact his friends or companions.

Within the Fixed Time Domain, Narrative Civilization had the final say. Not even the Star Abyss could interfere with this starfield.

Forget influencing it—he could not even communicate with the outside world. The reason was simple: in a sense, Narrative Civilization stood and fell alongside the Star Abyss of this layer. In terms of status, they had in fact become increasingly equal to the Source Abyss powers.

After entering the Fixed Time Domain, players could not resurrect in spaces outside it. Either they gave up the summoned body, or they found a way to cross the border and leave the Fixed Time Domain first.

And this, in fact, revealed one thing: the Source Abyss's control over other Narrative Civilizations could not be called limited—it had virtually no influence at all.

Could this be the grand plan Lai Anding Mama mentioned?

Rand Lord suddenly realized it. They sealed off Submerged Abyss Port before because they feared my actions would affect the players' enthusiasm. Now, the Source Abyss cannot even fully control its own subordinates.

Though he had long known that the narrativization of the Star Abyss was an inevitable trend, only after truly becoming involved did Rand Lord realize that the Empire's ability to mobilize was simply beyond anything the traditional Star Abyss God Clan could match.

Specialized division of labor did not weaken the upper echelon's combat power. On the contrary, it freed the strong from their mental burdens. The existence of the Fixed Time Domain allowed rulers to hear their