Starting from Ainz Ooal Gown, simultaneously traveling through time

Chapter 158 Raylin's Movie Viewing Experience

Deckham has no interest in pursuing Nana now.

A bear crashed into the palace, leaving him bruised and battered, and even released the mother animal he had painstakingly captured.

That beast was blasted away by Behemoth and is most likely dead. Even if it didn't die, who knows where it ended up.

Never mind, I'll go out for a walk to clear my head.

He suddenly remembered a place: the Slane Church.

The Elf Kingdom seems to be allied with the Slane Theocracy, which is said to be a nation founded by the children of the six great gods.

Although Decem always believed that the six gods were inferior to his father, the Eight Greed Kings, those who could be called gods should not be too far off.

Perhaps the six great gods left behind some kind of bloodline descendants—

Decem stroked his chin and narrowed his eyes.

Ordinary forest spirits are too weak. If you mate with them, the offspring will be weak and feeble, completely unable to inherit his powerful bloodline.

What if they are descendants of the six great gods?

Perhaps they can give birth to even more powerful offspring.

By then, hehehehe————

As Decem pondered this, a smile crept onto his lips.

As for the Elf Kingdom, he couldn't be bothered with the destruction caused by the bear's fall, or the forest elves who were injured or even killed in the process.

Those weaklings, though lacking in strength, should at least be of sound mind, right? They should be able to take care of themselves, shouldn't they?

He is the Elf King, how could he waste his time on such trivial matters?

He has more important things to do.

So, Decham just packed his bags and left.

The palace was left in ruins, and a group of elves staring at each other in bewilderment.

On the other side, Leylin's side.

He sat atop the highest tower of the palace, with a massive screen of light floating before him.

The screen was divided into more than a dozen small images, displaying the real-time situation in Inberia, the Slane Kingdom, the Dwarf Kingdom, the Elf Kingdom, and several other regions.

It's like watching surveillance footage.

In Inbelia, things are progressing smoothly.

The soldiers have cleared out most of the descending monsters, who were beaten to death one by one and then dismantled into parts and transported back.

There are only a few landing sites that are too remote to be found yet, but given the efficiency of the soldiers, it is estimated that they can clear them all within a month.

Leilin nodded in satisfaction.

Then he switched the view to the Tauren player.

That unlucky guy had his max-level account wiped out by that punch, and now he only has a level 1 alt left.

However, he still has that world-class item in his hand.

That thing looked like a ball of yarn, inconspicuous, but every time he was about to be caught by the soldiers, he could use it to escape quickly. Several times, the soldiers just couldn't catch him.

This guy is currently leveling up by killing goblins. Goblins are everywhere, you can't kill them all. He's already leveled up to level 10. At this rate, if he grinds for another month or two, he'll probably reach level 30.

At that point, ordinary soldiers won't be able to do anything to him.

The ability of players to "level up by killing monsters" would be considered cheating in the real world.

Leylin shook his head and summoned a true dragon king.

"Go and bring that minotaur Preya back alive."

He was very interested in the players and wanted to study the principles behind their monster-killing and leveling-up methods. Killing them directly would be a waste; capturing them alive would be better.

The true dragon king accepted the order and departed.

The scene shifts to the dwarf kingdom.

The dwarves did a good job; although the monsters that descended caused damage, they were all dealt with.

Leylin remembered that in the original story, this century-old aftershock had caused great harm to the Dwarf Kingdom. Several cities were destroyed, the royal family was almost completely wiped out, and only one heir was left to inherit the throne.

Now, although we've suffered some losses, it's much better than the original work.

The Dwarf King is on his way here with Toronto and a group of guards, preparing to visit him.

Leylin smiled and switched the scene to the Elf Kingdom.

These elves—he really didn't know what to say.

They were warned, but they all acted like nothing had happened. The Rune Bear had been wandering in the forest for so many days, and no one had bothered to do anything about it.

Especially that Elf King, who was blinded by lust and completely ignored the warning.

Okay, then let him suffer a bit.

Leylin used his power to teleport the Rune Bear to the sky above the Elf King's capital and then threw it down.

Let the bear cause a ruckus in his palace and see if he still dares to ignore the warning.

The results of it?

That useless Elf King, despite being far stronger than Rune Bear, was still brutally beaten to the ground by the bear.

If it weren't for summoning that level 87 Earth Elemental at the end, he probably would have been killed by the bear.

Looking at the image of Decham with his bruised and swollen face, Leylin couldn't help but shake his head.

Having immense strength but not knowing how to use it is utterly useless.

I'll find a reason to deal with him later.

The scene then cuts to the Slane Theocracy.

He didn't really manage things here; he just watched the show.

Although the strength of the Holy Kingdom was far inferior to that of Inberia, it still had a solid foundation, and the monsters that descended were indeed easily dealt with.

However, after the external problems were resolved, internal problems arose.

The subordinate NPC gods of the six great gods suddenly went mad.

After a careful investigation, Leylin discovered that these NPCs had actually become "neutral monsters" 300 years ago.

After the death of all six gods, their guilds were left unmanaged and slowly declined, eventually going bankrupt. The god of death, Sirshana, may have foreseen this problem, so he sealed these NPCs away.

Three hundred years have passed, and the seal has slowly loosened, allowing these NPCs to break free.

Then they discovered that the six great gods were all dead, the guild had gone bankrupt, and they had become homeless, wandering ghosts.

Then he went mad.

Fortunately, when the six gods created these NPCs, they inscribed the rule "do not attack humans at will" at the bottom of the logic, so although they destroy the environment, they do not kill people on their own initiative.

Otherwise, the Kaz Plains would have been awash in blood long ago.

Leylin looked at the wandering demons in the scene, then at the Slane Theocracy which was mobilizing its troops, and decided to leave it for the time being.

He wanted to see what kind of trouble these people could cause.

In the scene, the Dark Holy Scripture has been deployed, along with the "Awakened God" and a woman in a white cheongsam embroidered with a five-clawed golden dragon. She must be the holder of the "Peerless Beauty" item.

Lei Lin watched with great interest.

If these people can't solve the problem, it's not too late for him to send someone else.

The scene then shifts to the human kingdom protected by the Slane Theocracy.

Leylin couldn't help but laugh, a laugh born of anger.

This country is practically a concentration camp for useless people.

The monsters that descended there were not high-level, and could be dealt with by any number of soldiers. But what was the result? The capital was destroyed, the royal family was wiped out, and the entire country was torn apart.

In the end, it was actually two players who stepped forward to protect the people and slay the monster.

Leylin watched the two people in the video, killing goblins, beating up tax collectors, and destroying lords, having a great time.

He hasn't touched them yet.

Although these two are also players, they are human players after all, and they don't have racial biases like the minotaur player.

Let's see what tricks these two can pull.

Just treat it like watching a movie.

Finally, the scene switches to the Tob Great Forest.

There, a giant demonic tree was twisting wildly, and countless black seeds fell from it, sprouting instantly upon landing and growing into tree-men three or four meters tall in the blink of an eye.

The Destroyer Dragon King, the Demon Tree Setorque.

Leylin looked at the colossal tree that blocked out the sky and pondered what to do next.