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At this moment, Aka Akasaka and Lisbeth were sitting on the dragon's back.

Akasaka wanted to conduct an experiment.

He wanted to see whether a boss could enter a safe zone.

In other words, a town.

The dragon under Akasaka's control flew toward the town and hovered directly above it. He safely tested landing there and discovered that there were no issues at all, which made Akasaka breathe a sigh of relief.

This was practically allowing a boss to enter the players' territory directly.

He had thought it wouldn't work.

Who would have expected Kayaba Akihiko's game to have such a huge bug?

Kayaba Akihiko said, "I never expected a player to be able to control a Boss and bring it into a safe zone either. Who could have imagined that?"

The main reason was that normal bosses had been assigned relevant programming and simply could not enter human settlements.

Even if they merely approached, a Boss would instinctively return to the place where it stayed.

Kayaba Akihiko could never have imagined a situation like Akasaka's, not even in his dreams.

After all, who would have thought that someone could use Kotoamatsukami to control a boss and bring it into a safe zone?

Akasaka was clearly an exception.

He had broken the game's common sense.

At the same time, it revealed an important piece of information: bosses were not necessarily unable to go anywhere...

Akasaka controlled the boss and first headed to the very center of the town, the spot in the middle of every dragon head. There was a transport passage there, a teleportation device for players to travel to other floors.

It was something like a portal.

Akasaka intended to take the dragon to the 48th floor.

That was where Lisbeth's weapon shop was located.

Since this dragon