Ya Song 01

In 2120, a massive gateway that connects Earth with the Otherworld replaced the Aels boulder in central Australia. The Earth, representative of science, and the Otherworld, representative of magic, subsequently made contact and two wars broke out. Both wars inflicted enormous damage on both sides, eventually leading them to choose peace negotiations, and thereby marking a thirty-year era of peaceful exchanges between Earth and the Otherworld.
Even though both sides chose to coexist peacefully, they each coveted the other's benefits. With the impending arrival of the third inter-world war, Earth's Otherworld combat General Staff Headquarters decided to secretly dispatch an advance team to the Otherworld to conduct pre-war reconnaissance.
As a hybrid of Earthlings and Otherworld elves, Luoer, after secretly studying and training for over twenty years in Haiya Academy, which specializes in cultivating hybrids of Earthlings and Otherworld inhabitants, will soon lead his squad into an exciting adventure in the unknown Otherworld.
Swords and magic? No, this is a world of guns and magic!

Otherworld Advance Team

"Since Luo'er isn't an enforcer for the Demon Clan, why the hell is he getting involved in this mess?" Cheng Ziang asked curiously.


"The boss is in charge of the naturalization of Kyushu people. When Kyushu people are in trouble, he's bound to step in, you know what he's like," Hu Daoke shrugged helplessly.


"You have to admit the Beast-Ear Race is pretty clever, knowing well that Luo'er doesn't want to take sides, so they just stir up trouble between the Beast Head Tribe and the Kyushu people to drag him in," Cheng Ziang mused.


"What do you mean 'stir up trouble'? The Beast Head Tribe is a mess that can't stand on its own. If you leave them be, they'll immediately make big headlines," Hu Daoke said with another shrug.


"But after all, there's deep-seated hatred between the Beast Head Tribe and the Kyushu people. We can't just think rationally about this," Cheng Ziang said.


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