"What are all these?"
Lu Cang asked Ansu.
"Heh, they're all... regrets from history."
"These events caused tremendous disasters. Those disasters left the world missing pieces."
"If the Arian Holy Church Incident could be undone..."
"Most people wouldn't need secret scrolls to change classes now."
"If the Emperor hadn't fallen asleep, the nests probably wouldn't be so rampant in this world."
"And the Great Migration was an unstoppable nest uprising."
"That Great Migration turned a fifth of the world that had once belonged to Sentient Life into a gathering place for monsters. It even swallowed an entire continent and its surrounding waters."
Hearing Ansu's explanation, Lu Cang paused.
"A fifth of the world?"
"Are you counting the sea?"
If the sea was included, then it really might add up to a fifth.
"The sea?"
"Heh, the sea was never the domain of Sentient Life."
Lu Cang said, "But there's the merfolk."
"Merfolk? How are those guys any different from monsters? They learned to coexist with monsters in the sea ages ago."
Another thing he'd never heard of.
But he'd never heard of any continent or sea being completely overrun by monsters.
"It's normal that you don't know about these things. The Great Migration happened before your current calendar."
Lu Cang looked into the depths of the fog.
Many other scenes were beginning to appear indistinctly. Each one must have represented a painful chapter in history...
Whoosh—
The fog suddenly surged faster!
Soon, the dense mist dispersed, and Lu Cang found himself in a bustling city.
"This is..."
Lu Cang looked up at the sky. It was night, and the first thing he saw was a white moon.
He sensed the atmosphere of the entire world.
"Ansu, where is this?"
Ansu replied, "Heh, how would I know?"
"Even I haven't been