Dimensional Descent

Orinik stood stunned. What had just happened? He didn't even remotely have a good explanation. The more he thought about it, the more baffled he was.

Was it some sort of special reward? But according to his calculations, Gold-Grade should be the highest level city currently. It had to be remembered that the supercontinents only spawned dungeons and challenges equivalent to the territories it was in. This meant that if one wanted a reward higher than the Heir-Grade at this point, according to Orinik's calculations anyway, one would have no choice but to enter the ocean. This was the only place that would spawn such challenges ahead of time.

Orinik didn't believe that a Gold-Grade reward could expel his city like it had just now, even cracking its city core. Such a thing would completely unbalance the situation. So did that mean that someone had been just lucky enough to clear an Heir-Grade dungeon with this sort of reward?

But even that didn't make any sense because that would have to mean that they were targeted in specific. They had been completely secretive and had definitely flown under the radar. Plus, who could even reach them currently? They only had such freedom so deep because of the Rain Beasts.

Orinik threw that idea out and assumed that it must be some sort of large area of effect ability, but just how large could it be? He didn't believe that anyone could sneak up on them, and they had already claimed a large region with their special territory, so if anything had appeared, they would have been alerted on their territory map the moment someone encroached.

In order for them not to notice, the range of such a thing would have had to be enormous, hundreds of kilometers at the very least, and that once again brought him back to his original deduction: it had to be an Heir-Grade reward. But… that was impossible!

Orinik took a breath and exhaled. Often, the simplest deduction was the right deduction.

'Someone formed an Heir-Grade territory. Not only that, but they succeeded in claiming the entire sea for themselves.'

claiming a sea, he was actually working as fast as possible to get to that level as soon as possible. But

not

The first was repairing the city through fusion while the second was attacking the person who had done this to

a distance. They landed in the

happened here?"

targeted. I think someone used an Heir-Grade reward to expel

possible?!"

rewards and territory rewards. It's likely that someone was lucky enough to stumble into all three that were needed. Potentially one of the Water Force families. We would have to

saying someone managed to gather a unique water territory, which is already rare enough, on top of all

also best that we go forward with this explanation, because if we underestimate the enemy too much,

fists. Why did it feel like every time he was close to succeeding, he would be crushed before he could even fully

trial as well. In addition, although they won't know much about us, their territory map should have alerted them to the fact that they had just pushed a territory out. They won't ever guess that we'll attack them now when

heard Rychard's words. He could tell that Rychard was already slowly losing his patience. However, when Rychard continued, his words still seemed

who could find so many rewards in the ocean, albeit lucky, also took quite a bit of effort as well. They've likely taken the same strategy as us in dispersing many of their subordinates into groups