But the soldiers outside had been standing slightly further away, and when they noticed sothing amiss, they rushed forward, trying to grab their officers.
In the end, they were all sucked in, not a single one left behind.
Fortunately, no one was seriously injured, and nearby, several people had already noticed their arrival and had co over, putting down their work. After a brief conversation, Fujimaru Ritsuka and the others basically understood the situation, and breathed a slight sigh of relief.
Though, in reality, they weren't all that panicked.
Firstly, they weren't hard, and secondly, the Immortal gave them quite a good feeling. This seed rely an accident, not ant to harm them, and hundreds of Uruk people have settled here and are living quite well.
According to them, they were among the few fortunate survivors found and brought back by Lady Goddess after their villages and cities were overrun, ultimately protected here by the Immortal.
"So that's how it is, was Ishtar Goddess capturing people from Uruk for this reason?"
Mash seed a bit surprised.
"So Lady Goddess must be protecting ordinary people, joining the Three Goddess Alliance might just be a facade!" Fujimaru Ritsuka nodded confidently, not believing that a goddess intent on saving survivors and bringing them here would truly want to obliterate humanity.
"But the question now is, how do we leave here?"
Anna frowned, looking around.
The villagers explained the situation to them warmly, and invited them to settle here, offering to help build new houses imdiately... but the Chaldea group on a mission naturally declined the offer.
"I'm sorry, there's nothing we can do from our side either..."
The communication from Chaldea emitted Dr. Roman's helpless voice—
"This Box Garden is truly a magical creation, greatly differing from current magic systems, possibly a Treasure created with Immortal Dao techniques. Our data bank at Chaldea contains little useful information, parsing it might be quite difficult..."
When the group faced a sudden event here, they also busied themselves confirming no danger before calming down sowhat.
Yet they were powerless against it, as this independent Grotto Heaven Blessed Land greatly differed from their system, unable to comprehend it quickly, let alone offer constructive proposals.
"Why don't we walk in one direction and see, the Box Garden must have boundaries..." Fujimaru Ritsuka pointed to the distant horizon, expressing her idea, "It's unclear when Senpai will return, we can't just... hey! Look!"
Before she could finish her sentence, she stared wide-eyed at the sky, simultaneously alerting everyone.
The crowd raised their heads, seeing a giant hand seemingly capable of covering the entire firmant fall from the sea of clouds, its every finger vast and boundless, pressing down straight toward them.
Perhaps due to the overwhelming impact of the scene, even Anna and Mash, the two Servants, felt a shiver in their bodies, genuinely sensing their insignificance and helplessness.
With nearly no ti to react, they couldn't do anything. When they looked again, they found themselves in an endlessly expanding flesh-colored plain, and in the seemingly endless distance, indifferent eyes swept over them.
It seed that everything was seen through by those eyes.
They found themselves held in the Immortal's palm... a subconscious thought surfaced in their minds.
This is truly an Immortal!
In reality, it's just the exceptionally profound Transformation Technique involved in the Box Garden itself, crafted by the Elder Immortal's life's essence of Immortal Techniques into a Treasure. Because the people inside the Box Garden are like grains of sand in a box, those outside it, even at normal size, seem like towering Divine Spirits in comparison.
This is purely an impact and awe from comparison, having nothing to do with Gu Mo.
He hadn't intentionally done anything, simply retrieving those who accidentally fell in.
Yet before his character, amid his prior foreshadowing, and under Chaldea mbers' preconceived self-suggestions, their imagined impressions beca even more profound.
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