Chapter 3039: Nobles and Merchants (2)

The moment Zhao Tan finished speaking, Zhao Chi was a bit dumbfounded.

The Wall of the World is damaged?

An Ancient Sinful Dragon Emperor?

The Sea of Worlds?

This is all brand-new knowledge…

Zhao Chi listened with rapt attention.

Zhao Tan: 【After the Wall of the World was destroyed by the Sinful Dragon Emperor, there was only one consequence — our world became a public world, and magical beasts from all other worlds could come here. This also formed the current Sea of Magical Beasts, so apart from cities that have protective formations, everywhere else is basically a no-man's-land and truly uninhabitable.】

Zhao Tan: 【But this situation obviously can't be allowed to continue. We have to repair the Wall of the World, so that we can cut off the magical beasts and return to our pastoral days. You understand all this, right?】

Just from these two sentences, Zhao Chi could certainly understand.

In other words, the wall of the great world was destroyed by the evil dragon, so magical beasts from other worlds could pour in.

People survive by relying on cities with protective formations. If the wall could be repaired, the influx of new magical beasts could be stopped, and people could settle down and live in peace once more.

This was simple and easy to understand.

But within these two sentences, there was a great deal of information that left Zhao Chi with many, many questions.

But it didn't matter — he'd ask Yao Feng in a bit.

She would surely know.

Zhao Chi: 【I understood all the literal information.】

Zhao Tan: 【Very good. Then who do you think has the ability to repair the Wall of the World?】

Holy crap…

Could it be the nobility?

In an instant, Zhao Chi's brain understood a few things.

But he really didn't want to pin such a monumental achievement on the nobility.

Would the nobility even have that kind of awareness?

But the problem was… if someone truly had to go repair the wall, it could only be the powerful nobility.

An ordinary lord going out would be a death sentence.

Wait… that's not right…