Chapter 407: Finally Able to Reap the Enemys Rewards
Virtual Realm, Time Continent, Spider Tower Area
It was not currently Spider Tower’s turn, and the entire area was shrouded in a black-and-white static domain. Except for the knowledge creatures that continued to reproduce and thrive, the three castles surrounded by multiple layers of defenses were operating day and night. The knowledge creatures, loaded with “job types,” transformed into humans, sat at their desks, buried in writing, and answered inquiries from reality. As each query was resolved, countless amounts of soul power converged at the core structure of the castle: the spiderweb.
At this moment, Danzel, loaded with a job type, was wearing a short vest and skirt with high heels, sitting cross-legged on her former throne, boredly flipping through the various questions emerging from the books.
Commanders could accumulate merit through work. Since idleness was not an option, most commanders would take on job types during the static domain period. The work at Spider Tower was very simple; answering questions did not require the staff to think. In fact, when they read the questions, the answers would pop directly into their minds, and they would just write them down.
It seemed a bit superfluous, but it was necessary-no matter how great the Divine Intervention, it was merely a set of unchanging “rules.” It had to rely on the variable “intellect” to provide precise feedback tailored to individuals.
However, commanders with some emotional range, like Danzel, found this work too boring. She walked to the window and looked up at the spiderweb that covered the entire gray sky.
To say it was a spiderweb was somewhat misleading: it had no visible web holes. Or rather, the holes were so few and far between that they were almost invisible. From below, it looked like a white curtain covering the sky.
But Danzel, upon careful inspection, could still see that there were seven web holes in the central area. When these seven holes were all filled, the Great Appointment of the Six Nations would officially begin.
However, the last ten holes that needed to be filled would almost always break open on their own. If they were lucky and only one broke, Spider Tower could secure a top position. If unlucky, and seven or eight broke, the Great Appointment of the Six Nations would only rank them at the bottom.