Chapter 169: Decisions in the Dimension

It's been a while since Niflheimr posted something like this. Let's look at 5 months.

Yes, he is 5 months old in Earth time.

Izel put her palms together and looked confused.

But the real Loki is here, right? Who posts this?

I thought about it carefully.

There are two candidates who can inherit power in my absence. The first one is Selys, who is in first place, and the second one is Urnet, who is in second place. After thinking about which was more likely to happen, I came to a conclusion.

His urnet.

If you go there yourself, you'll understand why.

This service of accepting heroes from other waiting rooms for training after opening a dimension is a method I used a long time ago when I renovated a facility. It was a huge building project, and no amount of jewelry was enough. So to get more gems, people had to be brought in from other places. Of course, there were other reasons as well.

After some stabilization, it was quickly closed.

I had no intention of restarting, but at this point the service was restarted and provided in accordance with my current situation.

What should I do?

Izel looked at me worriedly.

Let's apply.

The number of comments is huge. The competition odds are over 100 to 1. Will the champion apply? It costs 500 gems.

Didn't Anytng join Ragnarokki?

Izel nodded.

The problem is now resolved.

The fact that he joined my fan club means he knew my identity from the documents I sent him. Moreover, he had followed my strategy up to this point. That means he has invested a significant amount of money. It's not difficult to control him.

Please open the window. Let's compose an email.

Okay.

Izel sat in a chair, closed his eyes, and placed his index finger on his temple.

Haha! Fairy power!

A window appeared in front of me.

Is it the same as last time?

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I didn't have time anyway. I immediately entered the email field.

No response from Anytng. I didn't know if he didn't have anything to say or if there was some other reason. After composing the message, I pressed the send button.

He has three things to tell you.

The first was to open a dimensional rift and leave a comment about Nibelheim's contribution to recruiting new residents for the dimensional cafe. It didn't matter if the odds were against him 100-1 or 1,000-1. Comments on recruitment forums were treated as confidential and could only be viewed by the poster. So I will write down things that only the heroes of Niflheim would know.

It's over.

The second message was about Anytng's current gameplay.

The advice was simple.

I will make a paid gacha.

I'm glad I raised a low-ranking hero. Even without me, we were able to attract talent like Jenna, Verquist, and Nerissa. But relying on them alone is foolish. Lower-ranking heroes had potential, but they paled in comparison to higher-ranking heroes. That was an obvious fact.

One more thing.

Focusing on developing lower-rank heroes only works if you have the right systems in place. It was not a good idea to throw them into the practice field recklessly. We needed more high-level hero powers.

When I was analyzing the trial on the 20th floor, I came to the conclusion that it would have been easier to mix high-level heroes into the secondary and tertiary parties.

That last message was important.

Don't blindly trust my strategy.

Waiting room operations had to be adjusted according to the situation. There will come a time when you will have to make your own decisions instead of relying on my strategy. It's good to use it as a reference, but relying on it too much will hinder your growth. I wrote this below and sent it.

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When you touch the button, a message appears indicating that the email has been sent.

Press the X key several times to exit.

It's over. You can turn it off now.

Click.

The window disappeared.

Izel wiped the sweat from his forehead.

Are you ready? You could have done more.

At first she played dead, but now she seemed pretty excited.

You can use the rest.

Is it true?

Izel came towards me eagerly.

I got up from the chair.

There were certainly things I could do.

I was curious about what condition my body was in on Earth. Was it destroyed, or did it turn into a hospitalized plant person? He wanted to work with Nibelheim and contact other Masters as well.

You can wait.

Once I had a solid foundation here, I decided to take on these tasks.

Until then, long-term dominance on the Internet should be possible. I pushed away Izel, who was trying to cling to me, and left the room. There is a break period after the 20th floor, but I didn't have time to take a break.

I went to the plaza on the second floor.

After spending a long time there, Edith comes out of the warehouse.

Edith narrowed her eyes tiredly when she saw me.

Come with me for a moment,

I said.

Edith nodded and tilted her head to follow me.

We went into the restaurant and sat at a table where no one could see us.

Did you get any sleep?

Well,

Her eyes were a little swollen.

Edith took a deep breath without saying anything.

This girl is also stressed.

She could have three reasons for this. First, two people in the party died. Second, they failed to protect the shrine. Considering Edith's personality, she couldn't help but feel responsible. Third was

The Insane Difficulty.

I chuckled.

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