Naturally, when Chu Ge tossed people in, he would not simply dump them among mortals. The mortals were his subjects too; he could not bear to let these foreigners torment them.
Of course he chose where to drop them, and scattered them around.
He could not spare the attention to manage matters inside the book right now, so he had to send Qiu Qiu and the others in to deal with them. If he let them gather together, heaven knew what bullshit tricks they might have as a group. If they rendered the book's inhabitants powerless and impossible to defeat, that would be a real joke.
So he scattered them to every corner of the world, dropping a few on the Eastern Continent, a few in Shenzhou, and sprinkling the rest throughout the Ten Thousand Great Mountains and Northern Cloudreach. How could Thomson and the others know that their "transmigration" had not left them merely separated in the usual sense? They were divided by seas larger than the Pacific...
But this was his first time stuffing people inside, and he lacked experience. His control was not precise enough, so he could only land them nearby. This showed what it meant to be a child of destiny. He had originally prepared generous gifts for Yan Qianlie and the others too, yet before anyone else had even seen anything, Chu Tiange was the first to encounter trouble-and apparently he had encountered their captain.
As captain, Thomson was actually considerably stronger than the others, not to mention that he wore Nanotech Armor.
Unfortunately, Chu Tiange's side played even less fairly.
One Tribulation Transcendence expert, one newly appointed Gu God...
Thomson could barely even see how his opponent moved before a streak of sword light touched his Spiritual Platform.
Exquisitely intricate Sword Qi instantly