Inside Dawn Paradise.
Everything here was made up of black, white, and gray. Flakes drifted down from above, making the place look desolate and dilapidated, utterly lacking the intense, unique sense of security found inside a Paradise.
Su Xiao did not know what the other Paradise factions were like, but after returning to Reincarnation Paradise, he had felt an overwhelming sense of shelter there.
No matter how perilous or terrifying things had been in the Native World, once he returned to Reincarnation Paradise, he would feel that he was finally safe. This was not merely a personal feeling—all Contractors felt the same.
Now, after walking into Dawn Paradise through the breach in the black shell, Su Xiao felt none of that. Aside from ruin, there was nothing else here.
Through the massive amount of quest information, Su Xiao had learned many things. If one had to summarize the characteristics of each Paradise's Contractors, they were:
Reincarnation's lunatics, Apocalypse's miners, Death's rangers—the barcode bald killers—Sanctuary's zealots, Holy Light's gentle girls, Watcher's tanks, and... Dawn's Violators.
Dawn Paradise had indeed once been a big shot, but what it was most famous for was its huge number of Violators. At its peak, the number of Contractors and Violators inside Dawn Paradise had reached a one-to-one ratio.
Those Violators were exceptionally united. They rarely harmed the Native Worlds belonging to Dawn Paradise, instead specifically targeting worlds belonging to the other Paradises. Their favorite activity was world invasion. Apocalypse Paradise, Holy Light Paradise, and Watcher Paradise had all suffered heavy losses.
Back then, the relationships between Contractors from the seven Paradise factions had been especially interesting. Reincarnation's lunatics, Death's rangers, and Dawn's Violators were all particularly hard to provoke. Once a world battle began, things went like this:
The Contractors from Reincarnation, Death, and Dawn