Although the courage to charge straight into danger was certainly admirable, if players couldn't even avoid the dangers right in front of them, they were just fools. Besides, they had no intention of taking on the East District players. It was obvious this library building had been prepared for the Rebel Army. They could watch the excitement, but they'd pass on getting personally involved.
After getting a basic understanding of the building, some players immediately turned and rushed back out the windows into the tornado. Unexpectedly, those who jumped out returned to the library a few seconds later, as if they'd been intercepted.
"What's going on?" someone asked urgently.
"There's someone in the wind," said one of the players who'd been forced back. With a grim expression, he charged into the tornado again, only to be sent flying back inside less than two seconds later.
It made sense that the East District players had stationed people outside to stop them, but the library was enormous, with countless windows, and there were so many Outer District players. Surely they couldn't be intercepted every single time they went out. Did the East District really have that many people?
"This location artifact should have portals inside it," Xu Huo said. "No matter which way we go, the East District players can stop us."
The effect was somewhat like the Spiritual World, except the artifact's owner could use space gates to precisely transport their people outside the building. Every time someone passed through a door or window, there was a fluctuation of Space Power. That was probably the artifact at work, so the East District players didn't need to wait outside. The owner just had to send their people out.
After seeing several people go out and then retreat, others who hadn't believed it