"Kill!"
"You trash from Reincarnation Paradise!"
A huge group of Apocalypse Paradise's Contractors charged into the first floor of the Dusk Palace. An awkward scene unfolded: there wasn't a single person in the entire first floor.
The Contractors had no idea what to do for a moment. Should they continue attacking upward? What if there was a trap?
Xi looked around, her expression rather unpleasant. It wasn't because of the enemy's empty-city strategy, but because the Dusk Palace suppressed perception. With her perceptive ability, she could sense only what was within four meters of her.
After asking several perception-type Contractors, Xi learned one thing: everyone's perception had been compressed to four meters, whether they were perception specialists or melee fighters.
"Xi, what do we do?"
The female gunslinger instinctively looked to Xi as their backbone.
"Search. If there are no enemies on the first floor, leave a hundred people to guard the three entrances. Then continue upward."
After Xi gave the order, the Apocalypse Paradise Contractors began searching the first floor. Its terrain was somewhat complicated, divided by a series of small rooms. The rooms were interconnected, but after searching them all, they found that there wasn't a person on the first floor—not even a rat.
Xi was somewhat bewildered by the result. Her intelligence was indeed high. However, her opponent hadn't arranged their plan according to the thought processes of normal people.
Normally, Reincarnation Paradise's side should have defended the three entrances to the death. If they couldn't hold them, they should have retreated to the second floor. What the hell did it mean to abandon the first floor entirely?
Xi felt a massive headache coming on, but she had to make a decision quickly.
After thinking it over, Xi could only lead her people toward the second floor,