Chapter 103

But no matter how hard she looked, W still couldn't see anything.

Horya took in W's appearance and asked, "Is it really impossible to see? Is it because only 'Divine Messenger' and those fortunate enough to have seen the Lord God can glimpse His glory?"

No, that's not right...

When that Lord God first appeared in the world, all of Terra witnessed His presence.

There shouldn't be any restrictions...?

"That--"

Horya immediately became excited. "Could it be that the Lord God deliberately let only me see this?!"

W, standing to the side. "?"

W genuinely didn't understand Horya's thought process.

In W's eyes, this Snake Snake was kneeling and praying to an empty space, and after she exposed it, it became even more infatuated... no, I mean even more fanatical.

But Horya's identity is that of a 'Divine Messenger,' so who knows... that Lord God might actually be watching them right now?

Thinking this, W subconsciously glanced out the porthole again, but still saw nothing.

Yes, it was a ship-wide broadcast coming from overhead:

[This spacecraft is about to enter warp mode. Passengers, please remain seated and do not move around.]

[To reiterate, this spaceship—]

Listening to the words coming from the radio, W didn't understand what 'leap' meant.

But W was very obedient and immediately turned around and left, after all, that Horya was quite intimidating with her mysterious talk.

Even after she was seated, you could still see Exusiai still Exusiai "Wow!" and "So cool!"—

They suddenly felt everything go black, and when their vision returned, the surroundings were no longer the Terra they knew.

Everyone stood up and went to the porthole, wondering if they had arrived at the planet in the 'Holy City of Angels' Worldline—

"Huh... why is there nothing around?"

"We can't even see a single planet..."

More and more people are beginning to realize that they seem to have sent the message to the wrong place.

They didn't arrive at their destination as promised; instead, it seemed they had entered a... forbidden zone where life had vanished?

Great Rift?

They remembered that such words seemed to have been written in the textbooks of the Pre-Civilization.

Until--

Someone once said this:

"Hey? What's that white thing in the distance? A wall?"

"Wait! That 'wall' seems to be coming this way!"