Too Late

So far, the Inner Net had existed for more than twenty years.

From the original seven founding heroes to the Inner World now created by the Inner Net, it had already accommodated millions of Transcendent Beings, and their numbers were growing explosively.

It could be said that the arrival of the Transcendent era owed greatly to the Inner Net. It was indispensable and irreplaceable.

Transcendent Beings around the world communicated and sparred through the Inner Net. Its high level of security allowed even those who were cautious in the real world to let themselves go.

As long as they did not violate the Inner Net's rules, they could basically do whatever they wanted—after all, the Inner Net was a virtual reality world, far superior to the Internet in many ways.

Compared with the easily monitored Internet, Transcendent Beings trusted the Inner Net more. Even the seven founding heroes had to obey its rules. Although they possessed high-level permissions, they could not arbitrarily decide the life and death of other Transcendent Beings logged into the Inner Net.

This had been proven over more than twenty years, and basically no Transcendent Being doubted it.

What truly sustained the Inner Net and upheld its rules were seven World Stones!

Although no one truly understood the Inner Net's operating rules, that did not prevent everyone from trusting its system.

Gluck was among them.

Or, more precisely, the Council of True Knowledge member who logged into the Inner Net and operated under the ID "Gluck."

A Ring Bearer.

Of course, Gluck knew all too well about Zuo Yi, the Council of True Knowledge's unprecedented great enemy. Some time ago, he had received a stern warning from the Council's highest ranks and immediately abandoned his original identity, hiding in a remote small city in Australia.

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