"Done."
Jiang Mian looked at the completely emptied warehouse and nodded with satisfaction.
These people had worked here for a long time and hardly ever went out. Even if they disappeared, no one would notice.
Her plan was simple:
First, she would secretly transfer them out through [World], so they could establish a large, habitable camp outside.
Then, when the fighting officially began, she would move everyone out in one go.
Her power filled the domain,
and the moment they entered, Jiang Mian would lock onto them and begin their gradual "transformation."
By the time they left, they wouldn't remember anything they'd seen in the domain, and their loyalty would be maxed out.
So Jiang Mian wasn't worried they would expose the secrets of her domain.
This first batch would serve as an "experimental plot."
As for why she didn't let them live in [World] long-term... well, it was like Noah's Ark: there was only so much room.
Every person or living creature added an invisible burden on her, and also produced all sorts of "pollution."
So for now, Jiang Mian would never agree to let people live there long-term.
Unless the person was Ye Chenyang.
"Alliance Master, where are they?"
Lu Yan stared at the empty warehouse, dumbfounded.
"Obviously, I put them in my domain."
Jiang Mian planted her hands on her hips, looking as if it were the most natural thing in the world.
Th-that can't be right, can it?
As a Sixth-tier Aberrant, Lu Yan was very familiar with domains.
All domains, including closed domains, had to be sustained by their owner while they were inside. Otherwise, they would collapse and couldn't be maintained for long.
But when he remembered that the Alliance Master was a peak Calamity, it somehow seemed plausible.
It was practically a pocket