At the same time, the scene before his eyes also proved, from another angle, just how "rigid" the Panel's programming was.
With his current combat power, placing the arrival point in a novice village was actually meaningless. Yet it seemed that once a dungeon had spawned, its time and place of arrival had already been fixed.
Zhao Cheng guessed that the process of spawning a dungeon might be the process of setting a fixed spacetime anchor. Only after it was fixed did it materialize into what was known as a dungeon.
As the greatest aid to his rise, Zhao Cheng had never stopped exploring the Panel. By now, he understood even more clearly that perhaps only after ascending through the Ten Great Pillars would he truly be able to grasp a portion of this power.
What he was making use of now was merely its superficial power.
And if the Ten Great Pillars were incomplete, then it would have to be borne by an even higher realm.
A pack of wasteland wolves had Kong surrounded on all sides.
Wasteland wolves were low-level aberrants, mutated from ordinary wolves after being contaminated. A single one posed little danger, but when they traveled in packs under the leadership of an alpha wolf, they became exceedingly dangerous.
As for where the mutations came from, no one knew. Some said they came from underground, some said from the stars, and others claimed they were contamination from genetic weapons left behind before the Forgotten Epoch.
When civilization was revived and the first group of people awakened from their hibernation pods, mutations had not yet existed. At first, robots built the cities and scattered the seeds of other life, constructing the earliest ecosystem.
And without exception, all those who awakened from the Forgotten Epoch had lost