A Familiar Place? Truly Familiar?

When the dungeon's Teleportation Gate forcibly sucked people in, how did they feel?

The Starfire Church burst into laughter, utterly exhilarated.

The Holy Light Church resisted with all their might, but it was futile. Everyone was tense.

The residents of Haipa Town had been thrown out in advance and were completely unaffected.

As for Todd—

He felt like he had received an invitation from some god's space asking whether he wanted to join, only for the two options below to be [YES] and [Okay].

"Waaahhh!"

Wrapped in the "thrill" brought by screaming at the top of his lungs, Todd was swept into Sain Underground City's Teleportation Gate along with everyone else.

This time, the visual and sound effects of Sain Underground City's Teleportation Gate were fairly restrained. It merely split a few harmless cracks in the ground and did not damage a single building nearby.

Even if someone had remained inside a house and never come out, they could not have been sucked in by that force.

For example, Dorian, who had stayed inside the house from the very beginning.

"It got quiet all at once."

Looking at the empty street, where only the Teleportation Gate remained standing, he tilted his head.

Then he ran out and began taking apart the bags on the horses the Holy Light Church had been forced to leave behind, making excited noises all the while.

The little boy who had been tossed outside Haipa Town quietly crept closer to take a look. Seeing that the town was empty except for Dorian, he was at a complete loss as well.

Meanwhile, inside Sain Underground City—

"Waaahhh—"

Todd felt himself falling. Yet the speed was not especially fast; it was even "comfortable," as though he were defying physics.

But even such a gentle fall was terrifying