Buzz...
A shrill alarm horn echoed over A Base as an elite legion of thousands of D-class and above Evolvers took to the air, locking onto the intruder in the sky above the base.
"Level-one alert, level-one alert! Intruder, state your identity, or be killed without mercy!"
Evolvers flew through the power of their bodies alone—something unheard of in the Spiritfolk World of the chaotic apocalypse, even contradicting certain theories of psionic science.
As the A-class base that had inherited the greatest amount of psionic technology, A Base naturally became Green's ideal target for using Spiritfolk psionic spacetime exploration technology to open a rift connecting to the Wizard World.
In the sky, Green's Source of Annihilation avatar, disguised as Situ Mo, sneered inwardly.
What an interesting world. Because its own spacetime rules had once been too weak, it actually became a convergence point for the overflow from countless spacetime gaps. That was why my Sacrificial Contract had so many opportunities to communicate with foreign realms, all gathering in this world. Yet precisely because of that, after this world accidentally opened a rift to a chaotic world with high-quality spacetime rules, the pressure of the worlds on either side became utterly different. Once the chaotic mist surged in and flooded this place, this world's spacetime barrier clearly solidified considerably.
Although he could not mobilize mana for a more minute analysis, during his journey to A Base over the past few days, Green had already analyzed the outward appearance of this world's psionic technology—how it could use tokens from foreign worlds to open rifts to those worlds so easily, seeming even more advanced than the Wizard World's exploration of foreign realms.
It seemed that everything was related to the Spiritfolk World's uniquely weak spacetime rules, which had turned it into a convergence