So, if those gods and demons eager to rebuild Hakoniwa wanted to force the other Territory Rulers to agree, they could only set their sights on Absolute Evil—Azhdaha, who was sealed beneath the City of Blazing Fire.
Azhdaha was an evil dragon that could only be defeated by humans with three-digit combat power. It excelled at singlehandedly surrounding a million gods, a monster that made both gods and demons and humans look as though their fathers had just died.
But it was still only three-digit. As long as no lunatic stood beside it and used Avitas to stack replication buffs on it, it could not destroy Hakoniwa in a short period of time.
Releasing it would not only force Hakoniwa's gods and demons to agree to their grand relocation plan, but also buy time for the transfer to the new world by using Hakoniwa's lower levels. It really was an excellent pawn.
Although his strength had fallen to rock bottom, Indra's brain had not gone soft. He thus headed to the City of Blazing Fire, only to discover that the entire city was moving away.
Indra was greatly puzzled by this. To clear up his doubts, he put away his mount, changed into plain clothes, and asked many people for information.
In the end, he learned nothing except, "This is the Layer Ruler's order."
The ordinary people on the streets, who were clearly not part of the decision-making class, were obviously quite different from those sweeping monks in early novels—people supposedly ordinary, yet somehow knowledgeable about the world's geography, power distribution, racial conflicts, and commerce.
Having learned nothing, Indra chose to visit the Fire Dragon Community's base, where he encountered Vila—a baby-faced, big-breasted beauty with her charm maxed out.
Mr. Indra, famed in Hakoniwa's upper levels for his love of