Kal'tsit continued, "The resources inside are incredibly abundant, reportedly comparable to a secret realm. The difference is that a secret realm is a one-time event, while the Battlefield of the Heavens is constantly respawning. However, correspondingly, the danger is also ridiculously high!"

Liu Nian thought: That's for sure... A level 200 person would be instantly killed by a level 800 person, without even a chance to struggle.

"But the worst part isn't the level difference," Kal'tsit said, "it's the information hiding."

"Information hiding?"

"That's right. There's only one rule in the Battlefield of the Heavens: all information about everyone—players, monsters, and NPCs—is hidden!"

Liu Nian frowned.

"In other words, you have absolutely no idea whether the enemy that suddenly appears in front of you is a player, an NPC, or a monster! You also don't know if it's level 200 or level 900!"

"It's possible that an unassuming little cat is actually a level 999 super boss! Or it's possible that a player with top-of-the-line gear is just all show and no substance, with actual strength inferior to a level 200 monster..."

"In short, anything is possible in that place."

Looking at these messages, Liu Nian couldn't help but fall into deep thought.

I never expected it to be like this... All of everyone's information has been hidden...

I don't know if the opponent is a player or a monster...

I don't know the other party's level...

What you think is a weak monster might actually be a thousand-year-old demon who's been lurking in the shadows to devour its prey.

It's also possible that a player who looks like a max-level pro is actually a paper tiger that breaks at the slightest touch.

"interesting."

Liu Nian's lips curled up slightly.

In other words, ultimately, the battlefield of the heavens is a place to test one's true strength.

Level, equipment, title—none of it matters.

Only those who are truly capable of fighting can survive.

Kal'tsit continued sending messages: "There are no safe zones, no NPC protection, and no rules. Once you're inside, everyone is your enemy, and you can treat anyone as prey. It's said that some people made a fortune on their first day, while others were killed and sent out in less than ten minutes. Therefore, obtaining information about the enemy is crucial! Basically, before going to the Battlefield of the Heavens, players will prepare some information gathering skills."

Liu Nian frowned. He felt that with Arachne around, there was no need to learn this skill separately. However, Arachne's skills probably couldn't perfectly gather information about the opponent.

Liu Nian realized the true intentions behind Devouring the Sun.

That thing is incredibly useful in the battlefield of the heavens!

Yes, and the bond between the two kings, Sun Devourer and Sun Devourer, will also be key to exploring the battlefield of the heavens.

We need to find a way to bring the Sun Devourer into this...

Liu Nian thought for a moment, then asked, "What roles do the five major factions play in the battlefield of the heavens?"

Kal'tsit: "I don't know about that, but they definitely have their own territory. After all, that place is so big and has so many resources, the five major factions wouldn't let it go. But you'll have to see for yourself once you're inside to find out the specifics."

She paused, then added, "By the way, do you really want to go to the Battlefield of the Heavens right now?"

Liu Nian: "I have this idea."

Kal'tsit sent a "horrified" emoji.

"I advise you to hold off! Although you're very strong, your level is far too low! The penalties for dying in the Battlefield of the Heavens are severe!"

"What punishment?"

"Your level will drop by half! Half of your equipment will also randomly drop! And it's mandatory; there's no way to avoid it!"

Liu Nian frowned.

This punishment is indeed severe.

but……

When he was in the competition area, the penalty for dying once was even harsher—he would drop to level 0 and lose all his equipment.

In comparison, the fact that only half of the battlegrounds in the heavens were lost is already considered merciful.

Kal'tsit continued, "Anyway, I will absolutely not go unless I am forced to enter the battlefield of the heavens..."

Liu Nian noticed a key phrase: "Forced entry? What does that mean?"

Kal'tsit: "You don't think we can stay in the Abyss unscathed forever, do you?"

Liu Nian didn't speak, waiting for her to continue.

"In fact, it's similar to the promotion war you experienced in the region—different realms will open passages to each other periodically. At that time, players from both sides will engage in fierce battles until one side completely eliminates and absorbs the other!"

Liu Nian frowned.

It turned out to be the case.

He had thought before that if it was hell, how could they possibly live comfortably?

Sure enough, the real danger was waiting here.

Kal'tsit continued, "If we don't want to be swallowed up, then our only option is to go to the Battlefield of the Heavens... It's said to be the only place where we can escape cross-border wars. Our Abyss Realm hasn't had any cross-border battles for decades, and we don't know when we might suddenly be fighting with other realms..."

Liu Nian silently wrote down this information.

The conversation with Kal'tsit yielded a lot of useful information.

He thought for a moment and then said, "Don't go out of town unnecessarily these days."

Kal'tsit sent a question mark: "Why?"

Why?

Would I tell you that I screwed over your arrogant guild leader, and now the Shadow Hand is searching the whole world for him? And your guild members are going to suffer along with him…

Liu Nian said without changing his expression, "Didn't you offend the snake people last time? I saw quite a few when I left the city today."

Kal'tsit sent a reassuring emoji: "Oh, it's okay. I've been hanging out with my guild friends lately."

What else did Liu Nian want to say?

Suddenly, a message from Yun Xiangrong popped up.

"Liu Nian! Where are you?! I've arrived in the Land of Abyss!"

Liu Nian was taken aback.

So fast?

He hurriedly asked, "What's going on? How did you get up here?"

Yun Xiangrong's tone carried a hint of helplessness: "Don't even mention it! After I ascended to the Divine Dragon Descendant, Boss Wu Zhan insisted that I detonate the bomb you planted..."

Liu Nian: "..."

Okay, someone has to do the detonation of the bomb.

"Where are you now? Send me your coordinates."

Yun Xiangrong sent me a coordinate.

Liu Nian frowned upon seeing this.

This coordinate isn't where he originally entered; it's quite far from Ovitan. A round trip would take at least half a day.

He thought for a moment, then suddenly realized something—

If Wu Zhan, Wang Mian, and the others are promoted one by one in the future, will I have to take over each of them individually?

Tens of thousands of people! Then he won't need to do anything else; he can just be a full-time driver from now on.

We need to think of a solution.

For example, finding a player who knows the area well and has activated a lot of teleportation arrays will make picking up other players much faster.

Liu Nian's gaze fell on Kal'tsit's avatar in his friend list.

Rather than...

Should we bring her over?

Liu Nian didn't know anyone else here. Kal'tsit, although sometimes not very bright, was a good person and knew a lot of information. In particular, she had explored almost the entire neighborhood.

Most importantly, Liu Nian offended the Hand of Shadows by acting as Thranduil, and their guild will likely be targeted in the future.

Rather than let Kal'tsit suffer along with that unlucky guild master, it's better to poach her.

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