Hill certainly did not care how aggrieved the assassins blocked outside this district felt, or how fast the Silk Spiders awakened by the mastermind could run.
But right now, he was somewhat unwilling to give Oaisis any chance to drag him into this chaos.
Hill truly wanted to know what decision Oaisis would ultimately make to deal with this insane Silk Spider Calamity.
In Hill's view, the Silk Spider Calamity had only two solutions... Oaisis could lift his restrictions on the Gods, or he could recruit a large number of low-level migrant workers from other worlds.
In other words, he either had to change his world's attributes or change his method of management.
Neither was a good choice.
But if he wanted to rely on local professionals to clear out these spiders, it was truly too late.
With one wrong move, Oaisis might have to face two bronze gates leading to the Spider Weave opening right under his nose.
Leaning against the window, Hill suddenly laughed... Did every world have to undergo all kinds of trials as it grew?
If it got through them, everything would naturally be fine. If it didn't... it would either die or be seriously injured.
Then he abruptly turned around and pressed his face against the glass. "Purvi! Look at Ellie over there!"
"Hm?" The little whale suddenly let out a cry of surprise. "That elemental little person on her shoulder... Is it the same Wind Elemental Lord we've seen before?"
"Then I wasn't mistaken. That really is Venti!
"Isn't she supposed to be following Aoskar?" Hill murmured.
"Ah! How did she get into Oaisis?" Purvi was astonished. "Her strength is indeed being suppressed, but Oaisis is so solitary. Why would he let that subordinate of the fellow who loves opening doors everywhere into his