According to Geldon and Ofra, this bizarre aerial mountain road seemed to possess a mind of its own and could sense the approach of outsiders. Even if only a single Kingdom Knights soldier climbed onto it, the road would collapse—and every collapse was uncannily precise: only the stones beneath the outsider's feet would crumble away. According to the soldiers who had fled back, the process was just as bizarre and unnatural as the "Sky Road's" appearance, as though the mountain itself were consciously shaking to fling off the insects crawling over it. The soldiers were terrified. The constant transformations of the entire "Sky Road," its unfathomable shaking and collapses, and the eerie miasma filling the area had kept the Kingdom Knights from conquering this place. Although no "enemy" was stationed here, it was more impregnable than any pass.
In the face of the power left behind by the ancient Magic Empire, the modern natives of the Dream Plane were as helpless as they would have been before the might of nature.
Of course, the Kingdom Knights could also try blowing up this "bridge," but that was clearly a foolish idea. The Dragon Ridge Mountains could rebuild the "Sky Road" countless times. Unless the entire mountain range was leveled, this would never end.
After hearing all this, Hao Ren developed another question: Why had such a "bridge" appeared only on the southern side of the Dragon Ridge Mountains? If the entire range had truly become active, then judging by the "mobility" it had displayed in the south, it could simply swallow the whole Beinz Region, leaving the Kingdom Knights with nothing to do. Yet the current situation was that the entire range had produced only one breakthrough point, and even the peaks capable of splitting off Stone Giants numbered only four