(Lord of the Mysteries x Arknights)
After transmigrating to the world of Lord of the Mysteries, Lu Chen gained his very own twenty-third Paths of the Divine: [The Swarm]!
This was a path to godhood forged from flesh and blood, ascending through evolution!
Starting as a mass of cells, he established his first lair, [Minghen], in the dark sewers!
Sequence 9 [Singer], Sequence 8 [Bard], Sequence 7 [Siren]... Sequence 2 [Tide-Covering Thing], Sequence 1 ["Firstborn"]...
Sequence 0: [The Swarm]!!
While the Orthodox Churches were still at their wits' end over the mysterious whispers of the "Sleeping God," my Seaborn had already transformed the city's underground into a hive city!
While the Lord of Storms' fleet patrolled the seas, they never noticed that a whole new civilization was quietly rising beneath the pitch-black depths!
From [Singer] to [The Swarm], from the sewers of Yanfeng City to the silent tide sweeping across the world!
"The age of steam is about to end..."
"I will lead my people from the depths of the sea to the skies, and feast upon the stars!"
"I am The Swarm!"
So there is a dock where the protagonist lives, so why doesn't he send Hai Heir to the sea or river? Isn't it better than the sewer? Isn't development faster? It feels like the author has imposed some restrictions on the protagonist. And how do the local people know that so much occult knowledge and knowledge of the starry sky are still alive? He even went crazy after taking the potion. If it wasn't foreshadowing, it would be very inconsistent with the original work.
Although this is quite interesting, I have come across this method on site B before, but I didn't expect someone to write about it.
Not bad, good-looking!
Very good idea
For large groups...