World Travel Simulator System In Modern Society-Chapter 318 Invading The Monster World

Since the Monster World was the easiest to deal with between the two, Alister chose to deal with it first.

After Exoffus heard Alister's command, Exoffus led Alister to the end of the dimensional gap which if crossed, would create a dimensional gate from the dimensional gap to the other side which was the Monster World.

The dimensional gap and dimensional gates were essentially just the product of three world laws intersecting with each other. Rather than those three worlds merging to create an even bigger yet more chaotic world, the three worlds were connected by the dimensional gap and dimensional gates. (f)reewe(b)novel

The World Wills of those three worlds couldn't interfere much since they didn't have a World Master behind them. However, the mastermind in the Technology World had a similar relationship to Fantasia's relationship with the World Will of the Magic Fantasy World.

Not everyone could become World Masters as it was difficult to obtain full ownership of a world. After all, that was making the entire world a slave or subordinate under one's command.

Even those worlds faced with someone stronger than them, they would at most only cooperate with that existence rather than give the ownership of the world to them. Unless it was an existence truly above them to the point that it was a dimensional reduction blow.

After all, the only reason why Alister could negotiate with the Transcendent World and have the chance to obtain ownership of the Transcendent World was due to a higher existence which was the system.

If it was Alister alone who negotiated with the Transcendent World, it would be unlikely for him to obtain ownership of the Transcendent World. At most, he could only secure a relationship far better than Fantasia had with the Magic Fantasy World but still not at the level of a World Master.

Alister was confident of that since he already had the identity of a World Master having two worlds under him. As long as he showed that identity to the Transcendent World, even without the assistance of the system, he could get a cooperative relationship with the Transcendent World, albeit not on equal grounds but with him being on the superior side of the relationship.

However since he had the system, Alister didn't use that method since asking the system to negotiate with the Transcendent World was far more convenient for him.

Alister had the same plan which was to defeat the strongest in the Monster World and have the system negotiate with the World Will of the Monster World.

Of course, it would be more difficult to obtain ownership of the Monster World. He was still considered a native of the Transcendent World so he was on the Transcendent World's side which was the reason why the World Will didn't make a huge fuss about it.

But if it's the enemy world such as the Monster World, the World Will of the Monster World wouldn't agree easily.

'I still have many means to make the World Will of the Monster World listen to me anyway. As long as I subdue the strongest in the Monster World as well as defeat the World Will itself, I should be able to obtain ownership of the Monster World.'

'If that's not possible, it's not like I couldn't give up on the Monster World. As I grow stronger, I can also have stronger worlds under me so losing one Seven-Digit World wouldn't change anything as I will possibly get Two-Digit Worlds in the future.'

With those thoughts in his mind, Alister entered the end of the dimensional gap while Exoffus stayed in the dimensional gap to protect Earth while Alister was away.

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In the Monster World, there were countless monsters inhabiting either the land, sea, or the skies.

There weren't any buildings in the Monster World. They were all nothing but nature.

Some monsters soared in the sky, some monsters scavenged the forests, and some dived in the seas. The Monster World advocated the law of the jungle so most monsters who didn't want to get left behind were absorbing mana in the surrounding environment.

The mana in the Monster World was a lot denser than the mana in the Transcendent World.

After all, it was said that the appearance of mana in the Transcendent World was due to the mana that leaked from the Monster World to the Transcendent World. Due to the rich mana in the Monster World, magic resources were a lot more high-quality in the Monster World compared to the Transcendent World.

It was the reason that no matter how talented Exoffus was, he couldn't break the bottleneck of Transcendent Saint due to the poor mana environment in the Transcendent World.

Not only were there more saint-level powerhouses in the Monster World than in the Transcendent World but there was also an overlord-level powerhouse in the Monster World.

In the seemingly primal forests of the Monster World, there was a dimensional gate that appeared. When the dimensional gate appeared, all of the monster powerhouses perceived its appearance.

A human teenager with ebony black hair and crimson eyes came out of the dimensional gate.

When Alister arrived at the Monster World, his mental perception enveloped the entire Monster World!

It was worth nothing that the Monster World was 1.5 times bigger than Earth. However, Alister still has confidence that he could destroy and obliterate the Monster World in just one blow!

When his mental perception observed the situation in the Monster World, Alister muttered, "Only the Monster Overlord is left. There aren't any Monster Saints and only Monster Emperors and other weaklings."

"After all, I have already killed all Monster Saints. Even a third of the population of the Monster World was killed by me since I had wiped out all of the monsters in the dimensional gap."

With his mental perception, Alister already covered the entire world. And with his absolute mind superpower, he could control everything that entered his mental perception.

"It would be a waste to kill all of these monsters. I might as well control their minds and make them my cannon fodders."

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