Reasons for the Expansion of the Overlapping Zones

However, while the White Light Club regretted Anvis's disappearance, they were not surprised by it.

In the eyes of White Light's management, it would have been unreasonable for a hidden class advancement quest of the Apostle of Original Sin's caliber to be repeatable without limit.

Although the Apostle of Original Sin seemed to ensure balance by sacrificing its level cap, the problem was that a class capable of rapidly forming combat power in the short term would have an enormous impact on the game environment in the current version.

The game designers could not possibly allow any player faction to monopolize a fixed class advancement point for such a class. Otherwise, the game would completely lose its balance, leaving solo players with no gaming experience at all.

So, after searching for a while, the White Light Club lowered this matter's priority. They merely instructed all members to keep an eye out for the NPC "Yin Mo" and report his location immediately if discovered.

Although the identity "Yin Mo" might also be a disguise, there was no harm in keeping watch... Itel Federation, Royal Capital of the Kappelan Kingdom, Crimson Gold Palace.

In the magnificent main hall of the Crimson Gold Palace, under the varying gazes of numerous nobles, an Old Mage with a dark blue robe glittering with countless starlike specks and snow-white brows and beard stood with his head raised anxiously, reporting his discovery to Kappelan VII, who sat high in the seat of honor.

"We cannot allow the scale of the war to continue expanding, Your Majesty! Our research into the Overlapping Zones has recently yielded a major new discovery!"

As the Old Mage spoke, the pointed wizard hat he wore trembled slightly, revealing its owner's agitation.

"The countless souls of the dead created by war and death