My System Increases My power Every Day Without Missions and Levelling Chapter 292: Gate

The woman removed her helt, revealing a stunning face frad by long pink hair.

Her skin was as white as snow, with a faint rosy glow that made her even more captivating.

The young n in the city couldn’t help but stare in awe.

She truly was that beautiful—her face had almost no equal.

Of course, it was none other than Olivia.

Richard noticed that she hadn’t aged at all—still appearing like a woman in her twenties.

Without her cunning personality, she would have been a woman unmatched by anyone.

The mont she appeared, Richard saw the Thundervale Clan’s ark suddenly rise, confronting the Skylight Clan’s ark midair.

"You shaless woman—you dare to show yourself here!" Sean Thundervale shouted, his gaze locked onto Olivia with killing intent.

It was said he once had feelings for her.

Olivia had even responded—but only as part of her sche to steal a priceless treasure from him.

If he hadn’t lost that treasure, he might have been far stronger than he was now.

Soone like Gray would have stood no chance against him.

Olivia looked at Sean with disdain.

"You’re still clinging to that after all this ti?"

"What? You expect us to forget? Do you know how much effort our ancestors spent to obtain it?" Roland shouted angrily, joined by other towering mbers of the Thundervale Clan.

"Even the Skylight Clan won’t be able to protect you."

"Today, we’ll capture you and bring you back to the Thundervale Clan!"

Their voices thundered, summoning countless bolts of lightning across the sky.

"Oh? Are you really going to waste your ti on ?" Olivia replied casually, then glanced toward the crimson mountain of the Order of the Crimson Veil.

At that mont, a group of elders descended from the mountain.

They carried a massive black key, over ten ters long, emitting thick, dark smoke.

It took three of them just to lift it.

The re sight of the key caused the Thundervale Clan to stop focusing on Olivia.

After all, their reason for coming to the Eastern Region was far more important than revenge.

Behind the elders stood Ethan Holystar, the Lord of the Crimson Veil.

One of the elders signaled to him, speaking softly.

Then the elder turned toward the crowd.

"Everyone, our elders request that no disturbances occur, as it may interfere with the opening of the World of Death. If you have grudges, set them aside for now. Inside the World of Death, you may fight as much as you wish. No one will care—even if you fight to the death," he announced, glancing particularly at the Thundervale Clan and the Skylight Clan.

Even before any battle began, their auras alone had already caused chaos.

Both clans fell silent, though the Thundervale Clan continued glaring at the Skylight Clan.

Naturally, the Skylight Clan had no reason to fear them.

Olivia rely sneered at Sean and Roland.

At that mont, four massive chains suddenly erupted from beneath the ground—from four small forests within the city.

The elders of the Order of the Crimson Veil began pulling them.

They were incredibly heavy. Even those elders—Paragons—had to unleash their full strength.

The entire city—and even the sky—shook from their power.

The chains were connected to sothing.

As they were pulled, a colossal gate slowly erged.

It resembled a gate of death itself.

It was covered in carvings of scythes and graves, and its aura of death manifested as black smoke spreading across the city—cold, silent, and deeply unsettling, even to Richard.

The gate was dragged upward into the sky—but the higher it rose, the harder it beca to pull.

Eventually, more elders joined in, as the initial group was not enough.

The gate pierced through the clouds, rising higher and higher.

At such a height, reaching the Grimoire Realm beca the minimum requirent to enter.

Otherwise, one couldn’t even fly up to it—unless using a flying ark.

After about an hour, the gate finally reached its position in the sky.

It stopped—and remained floating there.

The elders carrying the key inserted it into a matching slot in the gate.

The key turned on its own.

A loud click echoed.

Then—the gate slowly opened.

Beyond it was a dark world.

Though unclear, one could still see vast lands filled with massive graves.

"Rember—this gate will close again in twelve hours. If you don’t return in ti, you will be trapped there forever," Ethan Holystar announced.

He and the elders stepped aside, allowing entry.

Yet no one dared to go first.

Even the arrogant Thundervale Clan hesitated.

As everyone wondered who would take the first step—

A young woman suddenly appeared.

Pale-skinned, with long straight black hair and blunt bangs.

She moved so fast that most people couldn’t even see her face clearly.

In an instant—she entered the gate.

Her speed shocked even the Rulers.

"Grace..." Richard muttered instinctively.

Others didn’t recognize her—but how could he not?

He never expected to see her here.

People began discussing her identity.

Inside the dark world, her figure beca faint.

She looked around briefly—then flew deeper inside.

"It’s safe..." people began to relax.

One by one—or in groups—they started entering.

So even ca back out briefly, confirming it was safe.

"Hahaha, we’re not going to fall behind either!"

A flying ark suddenly shot forward from the distance and entered directly.

Most people didn’t recognize it—but those who did beca alard.

Including the Thundervale Clan.

It was the Order of the Heaven Emperor.

"Quick!" Sean ordered his clan, unwilling to fall behind.

"Lord of the Crimson Veil, why can’t we enter yet?!" the Barbarian King roared.

The Ancient Barbarian Tribe still couldn’t enter Crimson City.

The gate was in the sky—but the formation covering the city extended all the way up.

As long as they remained outside the formation, the barbarians had no way in.

They were the only group unable to enter the city—an undeniably humiliating situation.

"Wait until everyone else has entered!" Ethan Holystar replied indifferently, causing the Barbarian King to frown.

"Humans, what are you waiting for?!" he roared at the people in the city.