The monitors are as big as mountains. To threaten their weaknesses, this weapon needs not only to be sharp, but also to be huge enough.

When it comes to giant weapons, Kasha first thought of the god warrior.

But this idea came out and was rejected by Kasha because even the ascension warrior had a pale size compared to the monitor.

As for why not use magic, because void creatures can also absorb nutrients from magic. If used improperly, it is like giving a strong dose of medicine to the monitor, which will only have a counterproductive effect.

If it is the pure elemental power of the world rune, it may cause the most direct damage to the monitor.

"Where do we have to find a giant weapon and its user that can kill the monitor?" Kasha felt that she was in a dilemma of thinking and couldn't jump out.

"Isn't there any in Frelljord? There are the best blacksmiths in the world and the most fearless warriors in the world." Kahn said.

"Who?" Kasha thought for a long time but didn't expect who it was. Suddenly, she realized that Kahn was not necessarily referring to humans, but God. "Would you be talking about Orn and Wallybel?"

"Well, these two great gods."

After Kahn was affirmed, Kahsha couldn't help but think of some legends about them: "Are you not the two of them a bad relationship? Wallybel asked Orn to help him build armor to fight, but Orn refused. Then the two brothers fought, and the battle affected Luhu, destroying the top of Lushan. Since that incident, Orn has never appeared again, and Wallybel took off his armor and fought with only the primitive wildness and pure instinct."

"Yes, the conflict between them is indeed quite deep. But this matter is not urgent. Whether it is to build weapons or to mobilize these two ancient gods, we will go back to find Lisangzhuo and then make a long-term plan. Maybe she has any solutions."

"I hope they can put aside their prejudices in the face of big things." Kasha prayed. Kahn continued: "And, killing the monitor is not the end of the matter. We still have to find a way to close the channels between the two worlds, and finally slowly purify the pollution left by the void."

"Listen to you, go back to Frelljord first and then talk slowly." Kasha turned around and walked out of the hole, but then Kahn grabbed his arm.

"Where are you going?"

"Leave here, aren't we going to Freljord?" Kasha asked back.

"Do you still want to walk back?" Facing Kahn's puzzled gaze, Kahsha answered for granted: "Leave here first and go to the nearest village, there are horses, cars, and boats."

"No, you're here waiting for me to take you there."

"Um?"

Kasha didn't know what Kahn was going to do again. She hugged her arms and waited patiently. Kahn reached out to grab something in front of her. Her right arm trembled due to the force. Suddenly, a dazzling arc of electric arc appeared in his palm. These arcs instantly penetrated the air, forming an expanding hole, which seemed to open the abyss leading to the void.

The hollow that appeared out of thin air continued to expand until it was large enough to accommodate a person through it, and then stopped diffusing. The tide of the edge was rising and falling like a liquid level, indicating that the hollow was fighting the pressure of the world barrier.

Kasha soon realized that this was a new ability Kahn had acquired after devouring Vikz, and was no longer surprised.

"This...is it okay for us to go in?" she wondered.

"It should be fine if we cover the Void Skin Armor and enter it, but if it is another unprotected creature, I won't know." Kahn looked at his five fingers, and the first time he used the wormhole to make his right hand tremble. The remaining current seemed to be constantly stimulating his nerves.

Seeing his strangeness, Kasha turned to ask with concern: "Are you okay?"

"It's okay, I just have a little cramp, just twist it." Kahn said while beating his hands. Tying himself can make him feel more comfortable. "By the way, let's go in quickly, the wormhole can't last for too long."

"Wait, I want to give it a try."

"What to try?" This time it was Kahn's turn to be puzzled.

"I want to know what the consequences of those creatures who accidentally entered the wormhole besides us," she said, turning around and looking around, and walking a few steps away to grab a little frog.

Kasha came to the wormhole with the frog's hind legs and said to Kahn: "I'll be fine if I throw it in?"

"..." Kahn wanted to speak but stopped, but in the end he didn't stop: "Don't let it go, what's the problem?"

Seeing that he agreed, Kasha threw the frog into the wormhole. The moment she let go, the frog broke away from the gravity and flew straight into the depths of the wormhole, as if she was sucked in. The distance seemed to be pulled very far, and Kasha couldn't see the frog in an instant.

"Let's go in too." As he said that, Kahn made a demonstration and took the lead in entering the wormhole.

When they were down to the ground again, the ground under them had changed from grass to snow.

At this moment, they were standing on a snow-capped mountain, with heavy snow under the sky, and the cold wind in the sky was whizzing past the top of the mountain. There was no doubt that they had arrived at Freljord in this severe environment.

The wormhole closed behind them and disappeared, making a buzzing sound.

Kasha took out her pocket watch and looked at the time, sighing in disbelief: "I can't believe that we actually came from one end of the world to the other in the blink of an eye."

"This is like a god-like power. No teleportation magic can move so accurately and quickly and so far away."

The power of the void once again shocked Kahn. He had seen Ryze's winding paths and walked through Lisandra's portal, but there was no wormhole for convenience. Either the distance was short, it was troublesome to prepare in advance, or the location was fixed.

"We can go wherever we want in the future, and distance is no longer a problem."

Kasha thought happily, for example, she would sit in front of Freljord's stove to dinner, eat Bilgewater's seafood, drink Shurima's meadow, and the dessert after dinner was Aionia's sweet cake.

Unfortunately, only the two of them can leave this wormhole, and they can't take anyone else. If she wants to have a dinner with her father, she still has to go back to the small valley in Shurima.

"By the way, where is that frog?" Kasha suddenly remembered.

"Let me find it." Kahn blinked, swept the surroundings with void vision, then swept away some of the snow at his feet, and took out the frog that had already frozen into an ice sculpture from it.

I think it is also known that this kind of temperature-changing animal with high water content cannot maintain a constant temperature. Freljode, who reaches below zero, will of course be quickly frozen.
Chapter completed!