Teleportation Energy: 21.37%
Clatter, clatter...
The next day, the carriage was on its way to Asiala City.
"It went up by 1.3% just like that. Looks like this monster really is quite a threat..."
Moss murmured, shifting her gaze away from the progress bar on the panel.
She stretched, leaned over, and casually lay down across the carriage floorboards. As she gazed at the sky, thoughts began to stir in her mind.
1.3%
At first glance, that number did not seem particularly large.
But if there were a standard for comparison, the difference would become clear.
In a sense, the progress of Teleportation Energy could be regarded as an event's influence on the world.
In other words... causality!
20%
The descent of a World Gate on a kilometer scale, along with a Dragon King who, despite not being in complete condition, absolutely possessed Nation Destroyer-level strength.
If left unchecked, it would undoubtedly become a massive event capable of causing hundreds of millions of deaths.
Yet Moss, who had ended the Dragon King and severed the World Gate, had only gained 20% influence!
One twentieth, and just a little more.
That was the influence the monster in Xiris City would cause.
And with that group of people in the spatial realm who had not yet been dealt with, who knew what would happen if they were let go?
That's truly absurd. A single modified human can cause this much trouble?
As Moss thought this over, her eyes narrowed slightly.
Modification...
Speaking of modification, she had gained some understanding of the Boundary God Cult's experiments during this time.
They attempted to gain greater strength by fusing multiple Monster Organs.
They used the Experiment Subjects as vessels for Blood Devour, and even used them as mediums in the ritual for opening