Dark Wizard: Rise! My undead army!

People on the street stopped and looked up, waiting for the moment when the projection would completely fall.

The alchemists at the edge of the city wall have stopped repairing the array patterns.

The world is about to end, what's the point of fixing those stupid array patterns?

Someone stood on top of the city wall, looking up at the sky.

My gaze followed the movement of that inverted projection, all the way to the edge of the distant ridgeline, watching it cross the ridge and continue to descend.

As the pressure continues to decrease, the outline of the ridgeline projection is slowly becoming clearer.

You can see the direction of the mountains and the distribution of vegetation, as well as some tiny moving points, like living things in another world.

That unfamiliar world also has intelligent beings just like them.

...

On the other side, the same scene appeared in the sky above the goblin world.

The people on the northern border were the first to see a huge reflection of the world emerging in the gray-white sky.

The outlines are so clear that you can distinguish every mountain range and every river.

The reflection was extremely large, even larger than the projection that appeared when the Origin Realm was merged, almost covering the entire northern sky.

Its edges are still slowly expanding, extending towards the horizon.

The people on the ridges stopped their farm work, the people in the fields slowly stood up, and the herders stopped their flocks of sheep in place.

Everyone already knows what that projection represents—it's the great god expanding his divine kingdom once again!

Because a similar projection appeared in the sky during the last fusion of the source realms.

However, the new world projected this time is even larger than the goblin world, and even if you include the area of ​​the source realm, it is still smaller.

Upon learning of this, Haru rushed to the command center in the palace.

After receiving the observation report, he did not ask for too many details. He simply confirmed the contents of the report and ordered the observation station to continue monitoring intelligence on the new world, and simultaneously activated the state of combat readiness.

After issuing the order, he stood by the window, glanced at the sky, then returned to his desk to continue reviewing the documents he hadn't finished reviewing.

With the arrival of a new world, it's time to send out a new exchange team to negotiate.

Hopefully, this time, the other world won't be as volatile as the Origin Realm, which constantly sends out armies of billions to invade our world.

Otherwise, we'll have to have a real fight.

In the orc tribes, the entire northern border of the Origin Realm has restored its original loose tribal system.

However, the last expedition caused many tribes to lose a lot of cattle and sheep, making their lives even more difficult.

At this time, a group of goblin merchants appeared on the border of the goblin world.

They were not an exchange delegation sent by Haru, but rather some goblins who had sensed a business opportunity and risked coming to trade.

They exchanged large quantities of cheap food for various resources from the orc tribes, which alleviated the food crisis.

As for what kind of resources...

Cattle, sheep, horses, animal hides and bones, monster cores, ores, herbs...

There were even monster cubs and orc slaves of various races...

Among them, female beastmen such as fox girls, cat-eared girls, and rabbit-eared girls sold the best, satisfying the curiosity of some goblins.

Meanwhile, the Great Chieftain "Rockbreaker" has been quiet for some time, seemingly having lost his ambition.

Even when new phantoms appeared in the sky, he only glanced at them and then ignored them.

Meanwhile, in the human kingdoms, several kings gathered together again.

During the last fusion of the Origin Realm, they had discussed how to deal with it, like the mantis stalking the cicada unaware of the oriole behind, how to divide up the new world.

But this time, their tone and demeanor were noticeably more peaceful.

No further proposals regarding sending troops or fighting for control were made during the meeting; the discussion focused more on trade routes and which areas were more suitable for establishing trading posts.

The kingdom's envoys passed around a rough map of the new continent, marking suitable stops and discussing which routes were best for transport.

A white-haired king pointed to the map and said:

"There are traces of mineral veins in that area. If we can obtain a mining permit, we are willing to share the access route with everyone here."

No one objected.

Since we cannot seize territory and resources through war, let's learn from the goblins and use trade and faith to open their doors.

The elves and dwarves didn't make any major moves either.

The barrier of the Elf Forest remains unchanged since the last fusion; it has neither been reinforced nor removed.

Faced with the new world, they adopted the same strategy as before—wait and see.

As long as the Elf Forest remains, nothing else is a big problem.

The dwarven kingdom resumed its usual mining and forging routines. Occasionally, someone would mention the rumors of the New World, but it was just idle talk in taverns, and no one would actually consider sending troops to fight for it.

They all knew that a supreme god was watching over everything that happened in the world.

No declarations or promises are needed; everyone knows what they should and shouldn't do.

The dwarves are now trading with the goblins and have acquired many technological creations. They are engrossed in researching these and have no interest in engaging in any "resource plundering."

The reflection in the sky continued to grow larger, like a giant mirror slowly approaching the ground, reflecting all the details of another world.

No one looked at the closing sky anymore.

They were all busy with their own things; the harvesters continued harvesting, the lamplighters continued lighting their lamps, and the haulers continued their journeys along the streets.

Everything remained the same, as if the sky were merely a backdrop.

Faced with the general trend of the world, ordinary people can only accept their fate.

...

A few days later, strange phenomena appeared on the horizon of the goblin world.

The first to be discovered were the lookout posts in the north.

The lookout post was located on a low hill on the border, offering a wide view that could see the distant coastline and the horizon even further away.

The sentry on duty saw what appeared to be a new outline at the horizon.

At first, it was just a thin line, like distant clouds pressing down low, but it continued to widen over time.

Then it transforms from a line into a belt, and from a belt into the outline of a rising continent, with its edges continuing to extend upwards.

The sentry stood there for a long time, confirming that it was not a mirage, then turned and ran down the watchtower to report.

When the news reached the capital, Haru was in his study reviewing documents.

After hearing the report, he put down his pen, walked to the window, opened it, and looked at the northern sky.

The projection in the sky has been lowered considerably, and it is about to completely overlap with the goblin world, signifying that the two worlds are about to merge.

Unexpectedly, this vast world also appeared in the Northern Territory, but it formed a three-way balance of power with the Goblin World and the Origin Realm.

Compared to the New World, which is like an ostrich egg, the Source World is like a goose egg, while the Goblin World is like a quail egg.

Now, this quail egg has devoured two other eggs that are many times larger than itself, which is truly unbelievable.