The Twisted City

Liu Zhi had no idea that two players had lost their bases. At that moment, he was having the Yadaliate slowly dock at a Floating Island that looked like something out of a fairy tale.

The Floating Island was about a third larger than the one Liu Zhi had destroyed earlier. There were three cities of different sizes on it.

And they really were different sizes—not in terms of how much land they covered, but in the actual size of the cities themselves.

The largest looked like a city built for giants. It was obvious that it housed people who stood over three meters tall.

The medium-sized city was built for ordinary humans, while the smallest looked like it was meant for rabbits. Normal people couldn't even get inside.

It might have been fine if the three cities were in separate places, but this Floating Island was twisted in that regard. One moment, you might be standing in a house built for giants; the next, you could find yourself in a rabbit warren.

Some of the houses were crooked, and the roads twisted and turned. Often, you could walk down one road and emerge onto another.

That was why, perhaps, the world within the cities was twisted. But from above, the three cities—large, medium, and small—looked like the three colors in a diagram, overlapping to form a shape like the Chinese character 品.

"Another strange world."

Liu Zhi thought for a moment, then parked the Yadaliate near the city built for normal humans.

As soon as the Yadaliate began to descend, a troop charged out of the city. They were all fat rabbits walking upright, dressed in medieval heavy armor and riding pink rabbits. Each held a spear over two meters long, and they charged out in a line.

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