Supreme Husband System! & Supreme Wife System!-Chapter 879 - 880: Continue as we planned

The world of cultivators was cruel, especially in the Higher Realm, where resources were limited and there was a serious struggle for them.

The higher the rank of a creature, the greater its vitality and lifespan. With increasing vitality comes more tragedies and losses that every cultivator experiences. It can break some people, and make others' hearts more resilient and crueler.

Sierra, having been around Arabel and Idan, did not want them to face these trials and change. She was very impressed by their thinking and caring for each other. But she understood that sooner or later their views would begin to change anyway.

As the Guardian of this place, Sierra was willing to delay this process as long as her strength allowed. 𝑓𝑟𝑒𝘦𝓌𝑒𝑏𝑛𝑜𝘷𝑒𝘭.𝒸𝘰𝑚

Lucinda's background and connection to the Higher Race told her that Sierra was right, but she was in no hurry to share her thoughts. As a Valkyrie with an affinity for the element of Light, she was endowed with a softer and more merciful character and could not just close her eyes and sacrifice the innocent.

In this respect, she was the complete opposite of Sierra.

After listening to Sierra's opinion, Idan and Arabel decided to share the new information with everyone. They also warned of the danger of being attacked by creatures from other worlds and that they would face many difficulties, including the distrust of the city authorities and the unwillingness of residents to leave their homes.

Soon Idan and Arabel were convinced that they were right in their assumptions.

Everyone, without exception, was ready to risk their lives and focus on evacuating and rescuing civilians.

None of them were afraid to meet and fight with creatures from other worlds.

There were also those among the Guild members who were looking forward to this event.

"Leo," — Idan said. "Continue as we planned."

"Got it," — Leo nodded, returning to his task.

Leaving Leo to do his own thing, Arabel and Idan stepped aside and began discussing future plans.

"As far as I understand, we have a connection with the Eye of the Web, don't we?" asked Idan, and Arabel nodded in the affirmative.

"Then ask Leo to use this connection later to spread rumors about the disadvantages of cultivating with an external force," Idan suggested.

"It is also worth making all the first volumes of the Manual of the Path of Mastery, which our guild has, publicly available," he added, recalling that thanks to the unification of the three guilds, they have almost all the first three volumes of this manual.

Unlike them who were awakened with the System, ordinary mortals who begin to awaken without the System will not be able to teleport to other worlds and obtain these manuals for themselves.

Idan understood that the Federation and the Associations would probably take advantage of this opportunity and start recruiting ordinary people, offering them these manuals in exchange for joining them.

Moreover, Idan suspected that creatures from the worlds of the elements could take advantage of this situation and also offer their services, seeking to control ignorant people.

Neither he nor the rest of the Guild members wanted to monopolize the Federation and the Association. They wanted everyone who was ready and had the opportunity to improve.

Especially in this difficult time, when their world was developing rapidly and needed more strong and talented individuals.

"It is also necessary to prepare for the spread of rumors about the appearance of "Seeds of Law" in the hearts of anomalies," Idan suggested.

As the Guild leader, he was willing to share this information and not keep it a secret in order to reduce the pressure exerted by creatures from other worlds on the Guild members and reduce the risks.

Arabel nodded in agreement with Idan's suggestion, while Sierra and Lucinda listened to them in silence without interfering.

This Third Disaster was a kind of test for the two of them as leaders of their Guild, and Sierra and Lucinda wanted to see how they would handle it all.

But they were also ready to help if the need arose.

"Sierra," — Idan said, turning to the beautiful woman in black. "And you, Lucinda."

"I wanted to ask you, do you know a way to create teleportation portals? Are there such portals in Junonia?"

Given Darkia's warning and the threat from creatures from other worlds, Idan realized that only the help of two foxes would not be enough.

When he thought about it, he remembered that there were teleportation portals in the incomplete world of the element of Light and Darkness, not to mention those that connected both worlds.

"Oh!" both beauties were surprised.

"Of course there are," they replied with confidence, but immediately added, "But unfortunately we don't know how to create them."

"In Junonia, the creation of portals is kept strictly secret, and only one organization can create them, the Adventurer Guild," Lucinda explained.

"It's not that the Higher Races can't create their own portals. In ancient times, portals were popular in many wars, but at some point all the Higher Races decided to ban their use. They have granted a monopoly on the use of portals to a neutral force, the Adventurer's Guild."

"In Junonia, traveling between continents and cities through portals in the lower Realm is only possible through the Adventurer Guild," Sierra explained.

Idan and Arabel were completely at a loss.

"What about Prina?" Idan asked Sierra. "She was the supreme being of her race. Perhaps she knows a way to create portals?"

"What about the memories of Lucian and the other creatures?" asked Arabel. "Maybe there's information in their memories about how to create portals?"

"Yes, Prina really knows how to create portals," Sierra confirmed.

"But don't be in a hurry to be happy," — Sierra hurried to say, seeing Idan's excitement.

"Firstly, creating such portals requires unique resources that can only be found in the specific world where they will be used."

"Secondly, these portals are too energy-intensive and inefficient, and they are unlikely to help you in your plan to evacuate cities," Sierra said, trying to cool their enthusiasm.

"However, I know how to create small teleportation scrolls and spells that can be transported over a short distance, but I don't think you're interested," she added.

"Well, it was worth asking," Idan said with a sigh, realizing that all these attempts were in vain.

He looked up at Arabel, who was staring back at him.

"Maybe we should contact Christina and see if she has anything that could help us solve this problem," Arabel suggested, voicing exactly what Idan was thinking at that moment.

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