Titan's Ring

For decades, the Tidal Giants and Demon-Hunting Wizards had worked together with great familiarity.

Through their exchanges with the Demon-Hunting Wizards, the Tidal Giants gradually realized that the Wizard World force descending upon Tidal World was merely an insignificant fraction of the Wizard World's overall strength. As for the vast cluster of worlds controlled by the Wizard Alliance, it was something the Tidal Giants could scarcely imagine.

Aside from the Wise Sages who had come into contact with some foreign worlds, most elite Tidal Giants had only heard rumors that beings from beyond their world occasionally existed outside Tidal World.

Yet when it came to this so-called outside world, ordinary intelligent beings naturally assumed that they themselves stood at the center of the world, while all other worlds were merely subsidiary parts.

The Wizard World's invasion had formally ushered Tidal World into the era of Endless World exploration.

Before an ordinary world could evolve into a great world, it inevitably had to undergo two major stages. The first was shifting from a self-centered understanding of the world to an objective understanding of the Endless World. The second was to follow the example of Aibadon, King of the Purgatory Giants, and attempt to understand the Endless Sovereigns, gazing toward the true Endless World.

The light overhead gradually began to dim. Blood-Stirred Beasts attacked one after another, seemingly far more frequently than in the previous three sea regions, faintly rivaling the first sea region that had contained a Deep-Sea Titan.

They advanced in fits and starts. One or two large Blood-Stirred Beasts several hundred meters long appeared from time to time, but the Demon-Hunting Wizards and Tidal Giants had completely settled down. Relying on the Space Fortress and the many spatial airships, they steadily dove deeper and pressed forward.

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