Wala Wala: City of Law? It really was in the sea?
Linsey: More importantly, why is the City of Law in this location?
Linsey: According to the Expeditioners—after the entire world was dragged into the Sea of Wandering, it would be scattered across the seabed of this world. We've kept descending, entering the source of the Sea of Wandering—its central region. So—
Wala Wala: So the City of Law being here most likely means it has overlapped with the core of the Sea of Wandering's world!
Linsey: I hope so, but we can't rule out a worse possibility—for example, that this city appeared here as the result of someone's manipulation.
Wala Wala: ...
Seeing Linsey's speculation in the Friend Channel, the girl's heart sank.
Two Eighth Stage powerhouses had clashed.
Even if the battle had gone out of control, the final result should have been the world being torn apart. In the case of the City of Law, that would have meant distorted laws in a localized area.
Not the entire world being dragged into the Sea of Wandering.
Thinking of the Abyss School's actions, this phenomenon was most likely the result of their long-planned scheme.
Danger lay ahead.
After giving it serious thought, the girl took the initiative to lighten the mood in the Friend Channel.
Wala Wala: Speaking of which, Linsey, the first time I saw the City of Law was in an actor's production!
Linsey: A Seven Seas Alliance stage play?
Wala Wala: Yes. Naburi Theater once staged a play called "The Annals of the Young King Xingzheng," and it was exceptionally well done. But the response was too enthusiastic, so the City of Law found out and banned it.
Linsey: You changed the story?
Wala Wala: It was a rather radical, artistic reinterpretation?
Linsey: Then you