The Sea of No Light, at Green Island's location.
Countless ships were wrapped and entwined in vines and branches, almost covering the sea.
But a closer look would reveal that many of these plants had grown from inside the ships. Weeds covered the decks, and some players were even weeding, seemingly planning to plant something else.
On a few ships, the vegetation had grown so vigorously that plants bursting out from within had lifted them into the air. They looked as though they were embedded in trees, forming a remarkable sight.
After Green Island was occupied, the Song of Creation Gramophone had been transferred into the New World Fleet. Under the influence of the Song of Creation, the New World Fleet's floating city had eventually taken on its current appearance, incorporating an excessive amount of forest elements.
After the Gramophone was moved away, the original Green Island site had largely been abandoned. Only some players still explored it, searching for rare materials that might have been overlooked, or monster corpses they had forgotten to exchange for Gacha draws.
The island's precise location seemed to be determined by the Gramophone, and since the Gramophone could be moved manually, Green Island's coordinates had moved here as well.
At that moment, in Green Island's central region.
With the Song of Creation Gramophone placed here, virtually no traces of the ships remained. In their place stood an excessively dense forest and a hastily erected Ecological Isolation Zone. Ordinary players were not permitted to enter, for their own safety.
Since it had been built in a hurry, its materials and design were fairly crude. Cloth, lumber, and metal had simply been made into layered walls, then pieced and welded together, primarily to provide sound insulation and protection.
On the surface of this sphere, large amounts