A Conversation Between Kings

The Double Ring Hills region in the northeast of the Karim Continent.

You might not recognize the name, but if I mentioned it was the area bordering the southern part of the Rolling Thunder Wilderness, I'm sure many would know it.

After all, the Flying City of the Black Witch recently wreaked havoc in the Rolling Thunder Wilderness, causing one city to vanish from the region and leaving a massive lake in its place.

Although that incident didn't stay on the World Channel for long before being buried by a series of sensationalist topics, it was quickly forgotten.

But regardless of who they were, the shock they felt upon first hearing the news remains fresh in their memories.

This is especially true for those living in the areas surrounding the Rolling Thunder Wilderness.

The meteor that fell from the sky, the shockwaves that followed, and the scars left behind all served as evidence of the terrifying events that transpired there.

Now, those who had no desire to enter that wretched place are even less likely to do so.

While it cannot be denied that every region possesses varying degrees of resources and local specialties.

The Rolling Thunder Wilderness, already an ominous place to begin with, has become even more sinister in people's minds after being visited by the Black Witch.

Therefore, no matter how desperate for resources the surrounding people might be, they would never go to that place to make a living.

As for what happened to those who originally lived in the Rolling Thunder Wilderness, no one cares.

At this point, their greatest wish is simply to go out foraging without being struck by lightning.

Whether they still possess the same fighting spirit as before is anyone's guess.

Of course, these troublesome matters ceased to exist once the