Among the stars.
The Cthulhu Followers did not log out. Instead, every one of their players logged in on the day of the return of the stars.
For the Cthulhu Followers, this was a profoundly meaningful day. The evil god was awakening, and their era was about to begin.
After so many years of effort, this was the moment they had been waiting for.
The last batch of demigod players from Orange Star also received Colin's images of the scene. A Meng had completed the final alignment, and logging out any later could lead to unforeseen trouble.
They had no choice. Players who had not yet attained Godhood could only log out. Anyone who stayed would be a liability.
The players who had attained Godhood remained in R'lyeh to watch the god war.
If necessary, they might step in to help A Meng kill Cthulhu.
But they felt that A Meng did not need their help. The gap between their strengths was simply too vast.
Rumble.
The ancient Seafood City of R'lyeh basked in the stars' radiance. Strange starlight power shone into the "threads" of the ancient god seal, slowly dissolving it.
The suspended stone pillars began to fall, crashing onto the floor of R'lyeh.
Ke Meng noticed that each stone pillar corresponded to a planet.
The pillars that had not fallen used gravity in reverse, becoming massive gravitational sources that pulled R'lyeh's floor upward.
This gravitational pull affected not only R'lyeh, but all of Game Land.
Rumbling vibrations filled his ears. The suspended stone pillars turned into silent black holes, drawing seawater, light, and all other matter into their dark openings.
Ke Meng looked up and discovered that even his spirituality was swallowed into them, unable to escape.
But as long as he did not look upward, his spirituality