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He looked at Akara, who was already drinking the refreshing water with a leisurely look on his face, as if what he just told was really just a story and not the history of the Dark Continent made of flesh and blood, and the hatred, anger, pain and pain that had just been exposed.

Sadness seems to be just a need for acting.

I guess Akara doesn’t want to talk anymore. She has already said what needs to be said, and she won’t tell me what shouldn’t be said. I can only explore the doubts in my heart on my own, and subconsciously, I don’t want to know either.

Too much. I have said it many times. My wish is just to find a virtuous and beautiful wife and spend the rest of my life quietly. The more I know, the greater the chance of falling into this quagmire. If I haven’t yet

I have too many feelings for this dark continent, so I should find a woman to live in seclusion as soon as possible!

But there is another problem. I believe Akara will not hesitate to tell me, and this is probably not a secret. In the final analysis, it is just my "lazy master" who didn't tell me.

"Lord Akara, didn't you just say that the forces of hell have not occupied the third world yet? Then we are in the first world now, why are there so many monsters from hell? Moreover, big monsters like Andariel

Why does the Demon King appear here and keep resurrecting?"

Akara glanced at me and shook his head, probably sighing at my ignorance.

"To be precise, the monsters we have here are not the army from hell, but we can't say they are not?"

"How do you say this?"

I'm confused, it's not, and I can't say it's not? So is it yes or no? Please don't give me this kind of tongue twister that tests logical thinking, okay?

"Young man, you don't understand the power of hell's monsters at all."

"Actually, the three similar worlds in our Dark Continent are quite closely connected. To use an analogy, it's like the telepathy of twins. When one of them is hurt, the other will also feel pain.

Look at the Blood Wasteland where our Rogge camp is located, why is it called the Blood Wasteland?"

"Well, because this place is filled with the blood of soldiers... I guess." I said uncertainly.

"indeed so."

Akara nodded, paused, took a slow sip, and then continued.

"The fundamental reason is that the battlefield of the original sin war was in the bloody wasteland of the third world. It was such a cruel battle. Countless lives were buried there, and the blood dyed the entire earth red.

That’s why this place is called the Blood Wasteland.”

“But isn’t that what happens in the Third World?”

Yes, that war broke out in the third world, and blood was shed on the wastelands of the third world. But, as I just said, there is a certain connection between the three worlds, just like triplets.

Therefore, when the wasteland of the third world was dyed red with blood, it directly led to the appearance of blood wastelands in the other two worlds."

"Why is this happening?" I murmured. This is simply anti-science, anti-humanism, and anti-common sense.

Akara shook his head: "No one can explain this kind of thing clearly. I'm afraid only the God who created everything here knows.

I said, the power of demons is far beyond your imagination. In the third world, the lowest level of the fallen demon may have the abilities of a level 60 job changer."

"Uh~~"

I looked horrified on the surface, but actually I was quite calm in my heart, because I had already expected this. I didn’t expect it. Humph, don’t underestimate me. I grew up playing Diablo, and all the five bosses in the hell level are there.

I don’t know how many times I’ve tortured you.

"So, because the demons are too powerful, and they are foreign objects after all and cannot be tolerated by the Dark Continent, their power also directly affects the second and first worlds."

Akara continued.

"To describe it in easier-to-understand terms, the power of the monsters that appear in our first world is only equivalent to their projection, while the strength of the monsters that appear in the second world is similar to their clones. The third world is their true form.

Where.”

"Because of this, they are just projections and clones of power. We cannot completely eliminate the monsters in the first and second worlds. No matter how many times we kill them, they can be resurrected!" I suddenly realized and said inferences.

Yes, that's it. Akala gave me a teachable look: "Only by killing the monsters in the third world can they truly disappear into the three worlds."

"But it's fortunate that these projections and clones appeared, otherwise our Dark Continent would have failed long ago. As the saying goes, gains and losses are only a matter of thoughts."

"Why?"

From Dirk, I learned how much casualties these so-called Third World projections have brought to the civilians here. It can be said that they are no more tragic than those in the Third World. Just look at the considerable number of people in Rogge Camp.

Orphans and widows can clearly recognize this.

"You only know one, but not the other." Akala said with a smile.

"Although the projections of these monsters have brought us huge casualties, haven't they also trained countless warriors for us? It is precisely because of their existence that we have a steady stream of elites sent to the third world. Otherwise, the third world

The Three Worlds have already been captured by the Hell Army."

"You mean..."

"Yes, take our Rogge camp in the first world as an example. In fact, with our strength, we can take back the monastery from the projection of Andalia by just gathering some warriors from Harrogath or Demon Fortress.

, but what’s the use? As long as the real Andalia is immortal, its projections will continue to be resurrected. Do we need those warriors to stay here to protect this land? Not only is this a waste of talent, but it is also very detrimental to the training of our newcomers.

, so we have been sticking to the Rogge camp and letting those monsters roam outside, and our new warriors are just like you."

Akara patted my shoulder and grinned, but I saw this small movement clearly. Hum, I feel sure that when Akara said the above paragraph, he must have thought of the SB poet.

I dare to guarantee that poem about the fallen devil with my life, because, ahem...because, I also thought of it...

"You must accept the challenge, defeat these monsters, and finally destroy Andalia before you can go to another city and finally reach Harrogath. Only after defeating the projection of the great demon Baal can you obtain the ability to teleport from the World Stone to the second world.

Qualifications, until then, you can be regarded as a qualified job transferee."

Uh~~No way. A few days ago, I was very proud of my status as a career changer. I didn't expect that it would be like this. It turns out that I am still just a substitute among the substitutes.

Akara felt the loss and frustration of the young man in front of her, but she didn't say anything. She believed that such a blow would stimulate the young man's fighting spirit.

But it's a pity that it seems that she will be disappointed. What is before her is a loser from another world who plans to find a wife and live in seclusion in the mountains. Although Akara's words really shocked me a bit - from the superiority of dragons to insects

It feels so insignificant, but unfortunately it doesn't inspire the fighting spirit hidden deep in my heart (maybe it doesn't exist at all). Who am I, Wu Fan, how could I win such a simple provocation?

"Seeing that I didn't swear something passionately right away, Akara was obviously a little disappointed, but he continued.

"Then, in the second world, because it is closer to the third world, the monsters there are more powerful. They are no longer projections, but the strength of clones. Qualified warriors will receive the same training in the second world.

Only after he defeats Baal's clone in the second world can he be qualified to go to the third world. At that time, he can be called an elite and a hero who stands on the front line against the forces of hell."

This is such a rigorous ladder upgrade system. After listening to Akara’s explanation, I thought about it for a while and found that it sounded more and more familiar to me - how come it is similar to the upgrade method of the game I played in the original world? God, this guy, no

To be the game planner and then to be the god is really too humiliating.

Unknowingly, I had already accepted the reality of this world and no longer regarded it as a dark game world, so I was so surprised to see the emergence of this game-like upgrade system.

However, this is really explosive news. In order to cultivate soldiers and allow monsters outside to harm civilians, it is necessary from an overall perspective, but I don’t think civilians who have lost their loved ones can retain such a clear overall perspective. If
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