Chapter 1420 - 922: Return Conference_2
Bobo raised the first finger, her small expression exceptionally serious: "The first way, is for our world to give birth to another deity. Moreover, this deity’s primary rule must include space, especially teleportation."
Then she raised the second finger: "The second way," her gaze swept across everyone and finally landed on Alyris with a certain expectation, "is for the ’Divine Kingdom Plan’ to successfully be established. As long as the rules within the realm of the Divine Kingdom Plan are under our control, everything you want in terms of teleportation effects can theoretically be achieved."
Blake listened, his eyebrows furrowed deeper but he merely shook his head helplessly without saying more.
He understood that what Bobo said was true, and his earlier questioning was more to express a hope.
After all, under the threat of unpredictable Void Rifts now appearing, quick reaction capability is truly crucial.
Every time a rift opens without warning, it means the Night Patrol squad stationed locally must use their flesh and blood to buy time, leading to severe casualties.
Even more terrifying, if encountering a strong enemy leading to total annihilation, even their souls could be polluted and corrupted, making resurrection opportunities slim—this has become the major cause of abnormal attrition among Night Watchers.
Sitting next to Blake, Maxim, another Elven Mage Scholar, keenly caught the critical point.
His voice carried inquiry: "Bobo, isn’t Kana capable? I remember that when he ascended to godhood, he mastered some rules concerning space, didn’t he? His divine power seems to also affect space."
As high-ranking individuals, they understand well the rules Kana grasped after his ascension, especially the widespread use of space equipment, which is clear evidence in this regard.
Upon hearing this, Bobo opened her small paws and explained: "That’s not Lord Kana’s primary rule; it’s exceptionally trivial. Although under his guidance, we did iterate teleportation technology to achieve the current progress."
She shook her little head.
"But divine power has its specializations. That’s why I believe unless a deity appears whose primary rule is space, or the Divine Kingdom Plan succeeds in enabling rule-level control, that kind of large-scale, low-cost teleportation... it truly is difficult to achieve in the short term."
Just as Bobo finished explaining, and everyone fell into brief contemplation, Alyris at the main seat once again lightly tapped the tabletop with her knuckles, the crisp sound of command instantly pulling everyone’s attention back.
"Alright, everyone," Alyris’s voice resumed the characteristic coolness and decisiveness of a Chief Judge, her ruby-like eyes sweeping across the room, carrying her usual authority.
"Enough chit-chat. Now, we should get to the main topic."
Her gaze paused on everyone’s face, ensuring each was focused.
She took a slight breath and announced: "Our leader, Lord Kana, has returned a few days ago."
The words were like a stone thrown into a calm lake.
Uncle Lurik’s face immediately lit up with a gratifying smile, his large hand clapping the table: "Has he come back? Oh, that’s truly wonderful."
Blake instinctively raised his eyebrows slightly, a trace of imperceptible relaxation and expectation flashing in his eyes.
The others present, also displayed expressions of joy to varying degrees.
Though Kana had long gradually let go of secular affairs, every appearance as leader and spiritual support, especially for them, the core high-ranking individuals, always brought new direction and strength.
Moreover, it had indeed been quite some time since they last saw him.
Alyris did not pause, directly entering the core: "This return of Lord Kana brings a critically important plan."
Her tone intensified, her gaze became particularly sharp, "This plan is expected to address many key challenges we currently face."
As her words fell, Maxim almost blurted out, his eyes flashing with insight: "Could it be... related to legendary advancement?"
As the key figure responsible for the internal advancement system and development planning of the Night Watchers, he is most sensitive to such matters.
Alyris nodded affirmatively, with even the rare hint of a faint smile on her lips: "Indeed."
In an instant, the atmosphere in the conference hall seemed ignited.
Everyone’s faces revealed immense joy and anticipation, which was hard to suppress.
The shortage of legendary combat power, indeed has been troubling the Night Watchers upper ranks for a long time, like a sword hanging overhead.
Maxim leaned slightly forward, his hands unconsciously clenched tightly.
His mind quickly flashed through current predicaments:.
Though the Night Watchers have gained goodwill and even support from many legendary powerhouses, especially those on the Tariel Continent who openly countered the "rat plague."
But the number! The key is the number!
The wide world has various crucial positions that demand legends, akin to an insatiable pit.
Star Realm Giant Dragons, although mighty, have dispersed duties and are difficult to directly command.
Alchemy Giant Dragons act as emergency responders, but facing the increasing frequency of Void Vanguard invasions and the immense pressure of Abyss blood battles, they too struggle.
The native legendary powerhouses, while understanding the world crisis, each have unique standings and interests ties, making it impossible to fully comply with the Night Watchers, especially when the Night Watchers inevitably touch the fundamental interests of old powers while integrating world strength to counter the Void...
The Divine Kingdom Plan requires vast energy from the Abyss, while Abyss breakthroughs need legendary combat power.
The exploration and power integration of the Taria Continent requires legendary power to station.
Countering Void Rift Vanguards needs legendary power.
Even possible future international conflicts for concentrating strength require sufficient legendary power for deterrence and suppression...
Each point is urgent, each point is eagerly awaiting.
Now, Kana has returned with a plan to solve this core bottleneck, like a dawn piercing through the gloom, letting everyone see the Night Watchers’ upcoming leap of hope.
Within the conference hall, a mixed emotion of excitement and anticipation is silently spreading.
"Kana always brings encouraging news, honestly, I almost feel like we’re becoming too reliant on him."
Lurik spoke and then helplessly shook his head.
This is indeed accurate.
The whole Night Watchers do lean heavily on Kana, but that’s inevitable.
What other organization, growing normally, could become such a behemoth in just a dozen or two decades like the Night Watchers?
Not only themselves, but all the powers clearly know the core lies in the existence of Kana.
"Alright, saying such downbeat words now is meaningless, especially since during his period of detachment, we at least managed reasonably well, didn’t we?"
Bobo rarely offered consolation.
After Kana ascended to godhood, began delegating power, this concept emerged.
And they very clearly understand why Kana does this; after ascension, he needs a broader vision to accomplish what only deities can achieve.
If mundane matters still weigh on him, it would be very inappropriate.
This period indeed ran smoothly, except for the sudden intrusion of the Void crisis causing some panic and small mishaps, everything remains under control.
"So, for this action, how should we prepare? What kind of cooperation do we need?"
Indeed, allowing Level Ten Night Watchers to ascend to legend is surely no simple matter.
If it were, Kana wouldn’t need to go through such trouble.
"The specific components aren’t finalized, only a basic framework is developed; still under Lord’s thoughts for filling, but shouldn’t take long.
And now, what we must discuss is preparing with rather rough preliminary insights, for this is no small matter and cannot remain hidden."