The game has become a real alternate world

The moment Kana's group moved forward, everyone felt a ringing in their ears.

The entire team immediately halted.

This indicated that there was a reconnaissance squad not far from them.

However, they clearly had no intention of fully engaging with these reconnaissance squads.

They bypassed them and continued to rush forward.

After more than half a day, they had almost traversed half of the Safro Kingdom's territory.

They even crossed what used to be the Count's Ridge.

Carrying almost no load and riding on War Sheep and Land Birds, they moved swiftly across the land.

"Even the river water is stained red?" Bobo looked at the slightly reddened river and frowned.

Kana took a Rune Stone out of his pocket.

The Water Gathering, one of the basic Rune Stones.

As magic power flowed in, the Rune Stone lit up, and a water sphere appeared above it; however, this water sphere was also tinged with a faint red.

"It seems we'll have to draw water from the well," Kana said helplessly.

The magic veins in this region had been polluted, and the gathered water carried a crimson aura.

Things that didn't need consideration in the game had to be considered in reality.

Like eating and drinking water.

"We're going to Rubble Village," Kana said.

They traveled along, and by midnight, they had finally arrived at the first area Kana had ever seen upon opening his eyes.

"There are three Blood Race reconnaissance squads in the village, along with something that looks like a Werewolf," reported Bobo upon returning from reconnaissance.

"The setup hasn't changed," Kana couldn't help but laugh.

Only Alyris smiled and nodded, understanding what he meant.

"Take action, clear them out; we need to occupy this village for a while."

Kana was preparing to wait in ambush.

This village was a necessary thoroughfare to Giant Rock City and its surrounding experimental areas. Many groups heading to that city would pass through here or stop for a brief rest.

During such times, there were only two types of groups that would head here: those delivering messages on a mission, or those bringing valuable items.

There was an 80% chance that the valuable items here would be fragments of the Stone of Creation.

Everyone immediately dismounted, leaving two people behind on the spot.

The others quickly moved in the dark into the village.

Kana and Alyris didn't take action but instead went onto the rooftop of a house to watch the others.

Because of Kana's presence, the group he led wasn't very strong.

He only chose Eric and Beget to accompany him, while the others were newly joined Half-Elves and Dwarves.

Compared to the Dwarves, the Half-Elves, who had been trained and fought in the Gray Furnace Castle battle, had much more experience. Their movements were more agile and silent.

They were practically born professionals of the Agility System.

A Half-Elf stealthily climbed onto the roof of a small house. Despite the presence of rubble, he moved across the roof without a sound.

He pulled something out of his back and then hurled it high into the sky.

A sudden net directly ensnared a bat flying at low altitude and forcibly dragged it down.

This startled the two Ghouls below. As soon as they looked up, a Dwarf charged out from a nearby corner.

He slammed into one Ghoul, knocking it against the wall, and swung his Warhammer to crush the head of the other.

After succeeding with one hit, he charged toward the Ghoul he had knocked into the wall to finish it off.

Once he had resolved his battle, the Half-Elf had already used his Short Sword to sever the head of the giant bat.

It had to be said that these people had a certain degree of tacit understanding.

As the screams resounded here.

When the other teams wanted to take action, they were already targeted by other groups and were quickly eliminated.

Only the Werewolf remained.

Standing before him was Eric.

The Werewolf was naturally no match for Eric and had its head smashed in a few blows.

"Alyris," Kana called out.

Alyris nodded and waved her arm, gathering the remaining blood around her hand and then drawing it into the ground.

As for the corpses, they were thrown into the cellar where Kana and his team had once stayed.

"Oh, the water in this well is drinkable," Beget drew water from the well in the middle of the village.

At last, they found clean water.

They brought in their mounts, started feeding them, and rested.

"Alright, arrange for the night watch, and everyone can rest for now."

After speaking, Kana said to Eric, "The Werewolf should have an Arm Guard; you can try blessing it."

Kana waved his arm, which had similar equipment, as he finished speaking.

Everyone was instantly intrigued, gathering around Eric.

...

Two days passed.

Outside Rubble Village.

"Fourth Prince?" The Blood Race officer, holding a Long Spear, looked at the enemy in front of him.

He wondered if he was dreaming; he had unexpectedly met the Fourth Prince in this godforsaken place.

"Surprised?" Kana asked him with a smile.

The Blood Race officer widened his eyes and revealed an exaggerated smile.

"Of course, of course, I'm surprised; this is simply a blessing from the heavens," his tone was filled with excitement.

It was known that the King had personally issued an order.

The focus had shifted from the Count to Kana for the two royal members who had escaped.

Kana's strange actions and performance had successfully captured the King's attention. Since it was too inconsistent with the past, it had piqued everyone's interest.