"Ugh!... Cough cough cough!... Ugh!"
In a room in the basent of the Explorer's House in Lion City, the sound of Kane vomiting and coughing could be heard.
As soon as Kane appeared in the teleportation array, he collapsed to the ground. Then, magic power rapidly surged from his hands to form a container, into which he buried his entire head.
Such a long-distance teleportation made Kane feel like he wasn't just put in a tumble dryer.
He felt like he had been put directly into a centrifuge.
During the teleportation, he once thought his brain was going to be shaken into mush.
Moreover, in the midst of the rapid spinning, there were all sorts of strange and uncomfortable feelings, making him feel like his body wasn't his own.
It was the first ti in his life that he felt such an exaggerated discomfort, and he didn't expect that his first injury after being promoted to gold level would co from a teleportation array.
And not just physically; Kane felt that he had also experienced so psychological trauma, definitely leaving a significant shadow.
Finally, after vomiting until he was empty, Kane took out a bottle of water and gulped it down, rinsing his mouth.
Then, he created an apparatus capable of producing high temperatures, turning everything to ashes.
Only then did he shakily get up from the ground, feeling as limp as a noodle, with a very blurry consciousness, his face pale and haggard.
He imdiately walked out of the teleportation array and created a table and chair beside him, lying down on it.
It was then that he opened his eyes and found that there was actually soone standing nearby.
Whether it was due to the sensory confusion caused by the aftereffects of the teleportation, or because the old man's power was too great, he wasn't sure.
This was an elder in a white robe, with white eyebrows and a long white beard.
The most noticeable was his beard, with long white whiskers hanging down to his chest, woven into a long braid and several others simply tied.
Beside his hand floated a huge vine-braided wooden staff, the top adorned with a large blue gemstone.
"President Gordon?" Kane slowly said.
President Gordon looked at Kane and nodded, his expression still serious.
"It seems you experienced a teleportation over quite so distance."
As he spoke, the wooden staff beside him emitted a gentle ray that entered Kane's body.
Kane felt his extre discomfort quickly subside, and then completely recover.
Though still a bit shaken, the various physical sensations had indeed disappeared.
He stood up, dissipating the chair, and patted his cheeks to perk himself up, then turned around to nod gratefully to President Gordon, "Thank you!"
Gordon shook his head and then said, "Your teammates are waiting for you outside."
"Alright, then I'll take my leave."
Saying that, he left the room by Gordon's side.
As he stepped out, he saw Kreya and the others waiting for him by the chair.
Longbei was sitting on the chair, receiving criticism from everyone.
"It's all Longbei's fault, saying to directly teleport to Lion City. Such a long distance, Lilu felt like she almost turned into a pancake."
"Fool."
Even izike chid in to scold?
Although Longbei accepted the scolding, he still wanted to protest, "But Kane agreed too."
Saying that, he pointed in the direction Kane was coming from.
Seeing the gaze of the group shift towards him, Kane awkwardly smiled.
Just as he was thinking about how to explain, he found a savior.
At that mont, Kane saw behind them and excitedly waved his hand, "Adoma? How co you're here?"
This earned him so strange looks, as if they were saying, "Are you taking us for fools?"
Unexpectedly, Adoma's voice really sounded from behind then.
"Kane, Kreya? How did you return? Oh, right, it must be the cross-sea long-distance teleportation."
Upon hearing Adoma's voice, only then did their attention shift.
Kane finally breathed a sigh of relief.
Then he moved behind Longbei, squatted down, and locked his elbow around his neck.
"Damn Longbei, you dared to sell out."
"Ouch, let go, let go, you can't bla , good brother, you can't expect to bear it alone."
Adoma looked at everyone's sowhat pale faces and muttered, "Indeed, as Burton said, cross-sea long-distance teleportation is unpleasant."
"Why are you here?" Kreya walked over to hug and said.
"Sigh!" Adoma sighed, then reached up to touch his horns, the ornants on it jingling.
"Isn't it because of Kane? Asking to help collect those materials, many of which are very rare and precious, so I had to run around looking for them, to see if I could find any."
Adoma said sowhat helplessly.
Then he happily looked at Kreya and said, "You've both advanced to gold level already, that's amazing, congratulations."
Kreya smiled and didn't say anything.
"Alright, let's head out first, Adoma, have you finished your business?" Kane walked over and said.
Adoma nodded.
Finally, the group turned and left the Explorer's House.
Upon leaving the Explorer's House, the teleportation array was visible beside them.
"It's still familiar and friendly here," Kane said with a smile.
At this mont, Adoma asked, "Where are you staying now? Do you want to co to my place first? My ho is quite spacious."
Upon hearing Adoma's proposal, Kane thought for a mont and nodded: "Sure, no problem, after all, we can directly enter the Guild Hall and rest in our personal space."
After all, even if they were to find a hotel, they would just randomly look for one, a place that is closed off and can accommodate warriors so that they could transmit into the Guild Hall alone.
Since it's just looking for a transition spot, it doesn't matter where it is, nor would it disturb Adoma's place.
Then the group followed Adoma and began to walk towards his ho.
"I just saw President Gordon inside, what's going on?" Kane asked.
Upon hearing Kane's words, Adoma replied, "Look around, aren't there many more explorers than usual?"
Upon hearing Adoma's words, Kane turned his head to look around, and indeed there were.
The explorers coming and going around were indeed much more than usual, and nearly all the shops in the vicinity had turned into various stores offering aid to explorers.
In fact, Kane had already seen three weapon shops along the way, and this was just one street.
"The news about the World Ring has been announced, so basic information has already appeared in the Mist Council's magazine."
Saying this, Adoma took out several identical magazines from his Space Equipnt and handed them to Kane and Kreya.
The reason there were so many is that Kane's guild had also started to subscribe to these highly renowned magazines.
"This is a new publication from the Mist Council specifically for the World Ring, this is the first issue. It just started being published last week."
Looking at Kane and them as they walked while reading the magazine, Adoma also introduced: "Not just Lion City, now the cities around the World Border should be very bustling, and Lion City, being the largest city in this region closest to the border, has of course attracted many people."
"Under such circumstances, President Gorden naturally had to co, many large forces are already starting to establish forward bases at the Mist Boundary place."
Upon hearing Adoma's words, Kane nodded and then looked at the magazine in hand.
Unexpectedly, the na of the magazine is directly called "World Ring."
And the first issue's title is "The Origins and Initiation of the World Ring."
Flipping through, most of it talked about information Kane and the others already knew, such as what the World Ring is and how it ca about.
What consequences the World Ring brings each ti, and what opportunities it presents.
Under a lot of known information, Kane now almost understands the essence of the World Ring.
The area where the World Ring is located has actually already beco a part of this world and can completely do without expanding through these ans.
The reason it still appears in the form of an ultra-large dungeon.
Is to introduce the World Ring with so buffer space and ti for the race where the Mist World is located.
The races within the World Ring and the original races of the Mist World, as well as the forces between them.
All these would generate huge conflicts, keep in mind, they are all from different worlds, and they are descendants of those worlds.
Moreover, a world does not contain just one race.
Racial conflicts occur on a large scale, let alone between worlds.
Additionally, how much resources would be generated by a territory circling the world? How many new technologies? New races? New knowledge?
All these too will generate huge conflicts.
If the restrictions were lifted imdiately, both sides would suffer huge losses, and the biggest losses would be borne by ordinary people.
This is completely unacceptable for the Mist, as it represents the majority of its foundation at risk.
Rember, all explorers co from ordinary people, and 90% of the backbone forces among explorers originate from these ordinary people.
Over 60% of the top-tier forces are also derived from ordinary people rather than various forces.
The large population base is what has ensured the Mist World's prosperity, rember, the Mist has its own consciousness and collaborates and accomplishes with the people of this world.
Thus, the World Ring was created, allowing all conflicts to be resolved inside it, while the Mist can still impose so rules within it.
Once the World Ring is basically stabilized and doesn't pose a massive crisis to ordinary people, it is then considered 'passed.'
It must be said, the concept of the World Ring is indeed outstanding.
After walking a while, they arrived at a small villa along the street.
"This is my ho, co on in."
Saying that, Adoma opened the door and invited everyone inside.
After Kane went in and looked around, he found the room quite large, with a three-story structure.
Sitting on the sofa in the living room, Kane began to think, realizing it is indeed quite troubleso.
Thinking for a while, Kane turned around, looked at Adoma, and asked, "Adoma, are there any good properties around here, the land needs to be large, I'm planning to set up a guild base here."
"Set up a base?" Adoma thought for a while: "Indeed, it's necessary to set one up."
"There should be, it used to be quite desolate here, being a border city, you'll need to ask Granny Kebo."
It suddenly ca to mind, Granny Kebo was the one whose son was a contractor.
"I'll leave this matter to you, Adoma; money is not an issue as long as the land is large," Kane said.
Adoma thought for a mont and then said, "No problem, Granny Kebo is quite close to my place, everyone is on the sa street. I'll go ask now, swift action and decision."
Saying that, Adoma then left the house, and soon Kane's voice was heard behind him, "No need to go so fast."
But it seed Adoma couldn't hear Kane's words anymore.
Although Adoma appeared sowhat confused, he was indeed efficient in handling matters and was also very attentive.
This is why Kane would delegate many guild affairs for Adoma to resolve.
Before long, the sound of footsteps could be heard approaching, should be Adoma returning.
However, the footsteps sounded like there were two people.
Besides Adoma, there was a mid-aged man who looked a bit chubby and amiable.
Dressed in a well-fitting work uniform.
"Who is this?" Kane asked curiously.
Adoma introduced, "He is Granny Kebo's son."
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