What Chu Ge feared most was a repeat of that battle against Yan Qianlie, when unforeseen developments had left Qiu Qiu injured.
Clearly, the giant's strength had indeed exceeded the original setting as well. Things had already gone awry from the very beginning.
This time, Qiu Qiu herself was being careful. She would not be as overconfident as last time...
But Chu Ge was worried...
This time, he could not even trust Qiu Wuji to fight on her own. He had started writing himself, precisely so he could manipu... late her battle. So what?
At least writing it himself let him control its course. Any developments beyond what he had written could be "corrected."
Also... as Chu Ge wrote the battle, he turned his gaze toward the eastern continent.
The outcome of Qiu Qiu's individual battle against the giant might not determine the course of the world. This was a major storyline, and its direction still depended on the broader momentum. He had sent Dabei east across the sea precisely to spark some changes on the eastern continent and undermine the alliance across the sea, or its will to fight.
As the battle between Qiu Wuji and the giant reached fever pitch, Dabei also entered the giants' "Sunstriders Court."
The name was borrowed from World of Warcraft, another part of the supposed "incorporation of Western elements," but it had absolutely nothing to do with Quel'Thalas. The Sunstriders here referred to Kuafu. Chu Ge felt Kuafu suited that name better than anyone.
In this world of a round sky and square earth, the sun rose from the abyssal waters at the easternmost end of the eastern continent. The Sunstriders Court stood beside the sea. Generation after generation, Kuafu's clan had lived by the sea, watching the sun rise from the abyss