The meaning behind C.C.'s words was simple: at present, the only ones who could come directly here were them. Anyone with an Invitation Card had to obediently enter through other World Crossing Gates.
Compared to those people, he clearly had a greater advantage. Only an idiot would choose to change the location of the World Crossing Gate. "But what if someone lucky happens to come here?"
"The number of gates has nothing to do with probability," C.C. said blandly. "Besides, there are dedicated guides on the other side of the gates."
"Uh... you really prepared everything thoroughly." With nothing else to do, Shokuhou Misaki picked up her handbag and stood. "I'm heading back."
"Fuck... what the hell?!"
Staring at the suddenly darkened sky, Wang Hai's eye twitched uncontrollably. The surroundings had been perfectly fine just moments ago, yet they had suddenly turned into this. Anyone could tell something was about to happen. Thinking briefly of what Jiu Ming had told him before, he paused. Huh? Could this be connected to them?
After all, not long after he had contacted Jiu Ming, several fairly serious natural disasters had occurred. But this time was different—the entire sky had changed!
He checked his phone. Seeing the blank signal indicator, he helplessly shook his head. Great. He was completely blind now. All the other communication devices were dead too, as if every kind of signal had been cut off.
"It's kind of like an apocalypse scene from a novel..." he muttered. Looking up at the pitch-black canopy of sky, Wang Hai shook his head and reached over to flick the switch beside him. The crack of the fluorescent tube bursting made his mouth twitch. Fuck...
Without hesitation, he called Jiu Ming. Right now, the only person he could call was the one who could