Molo was the key to getting through the Nether Corpse Incident, so the City Lord's next objective was very clear.
Only by ensuring Molo's growth could they convert more corrupt aura, and those converted materials could in turn foster more Silver Breeds, the main force against the incident.
That was precisely why Molo was the highest priority.
No wonder Molo carried himself with the confidence of someone looking down on all of Silver City, as if he were inherently superior to everyone else.
Given his status, the looming disaster, and his own special ability, he could rapidly grow into Silver City's strongest person.
With such status, merely being a little arrogant already counted as excellent character.
Naimus silently watched everything unfold, then spoke for the first time. "I only want to know one thing."
The moment Naimus spoke, everyone around turned to look at him.
It was respect for strength.
"What the Nether Corpse looks like." After a pause, Naimus asked that question.
According to what the City Lord had explained earlier,
once the Nether Corpse Incident began, there were two most obvious signs.
One was that all kinds of deadly incidents would begin appearing at random.
For instance, the Ghoul Incident that had appeared on the commercial street today.
The other was that all kinds of normal incidents would become abnormal.
For example, [Farm Rat Infestation]. It was a classic incident that produced various crops, farm tools, and rats.
But once the Nether Corpse Incident began, [Farm Rat Infestation] would become [Nether Corpse · Farm Rat Infestation].
The rats and plants within could be affected by the Nether Corpse's corrupt aura, mutating into monsters.
These monsters could easily destroy an incident's normal output and cause its difficulty to soar.
Incidents were Silver City's only source of production. Once something