Life Game In Other World

Chapter 1269: Chapter 1269: The 13th Official Copy Settlement (Long Chapter for Monthly Votes)

He Ao opened his eyes and looked at the text and images within his field of view under the shimmering brilliance.

His gaze swept across the various Character Cards of different colors before landing on the final card, which was turned with its back facing him.

As his gaze fell upon it, the card began to slowly turn over.

[Circular City]

He Ao’s gaze shifted from the card’s title to the illustration.

This time, the illustration’s background depicted a hazy, majestic crystal city tinged with a faint yellow glow, veiled in an almost intangible purple mist. The jagged edges of colossal tears on its border could be faintly seen.

It seemed as if this city was merely a fragment torn from an even grander city.

Massive cracks ran faintly through the city’s streets, as though this shattered city was still undergoing further destruction.

Dim streaks of red glow lightly fluctuated within the fissures, while at the city’s edges, faint yellow light intertwined seamlessly with the city, seemingly maintaining its operation.

Above the city, beyond the hazy purple mist, a gray sun loomed faintly, as if about to rise from the city’s horizon.

Upon closer inspection, the “sun” appeared to outline and bear traces resembling the form of a gray eye.

Surrounding the gray “eye sun,” the light that illuminated the city was a soft orange glow.

These chaotic colors painted the city’s sky with faint yellow phosphorescent outlines of a humanoid figure.

He Ao quietly observed this card.

The most prominent feature of the card was actually the colossal city depicted in the background.

At a glance, the city resembled Dawn City, yet it was eerily silent and devoid of life, as if it were He Ao’s own constructed “Dream City.”

However, the primary force He Ao used to construct Dream City should have been the power from Winding Hill—a purple power—yet the city’s dominant color was yellow.

In the final battle, among those who participated, only the God of Order’s power exhibited a yellow hue.

This meant the city’s core was built using Order’s power.

Meanwhile, the hazy purple mist shrouding the city bore an uncanny resemblance to the purple mist of the Dream Phantom. This likely pointed to the influence of the Witch of Desire.

The faint red glow between the city’s fissures partially resembled remnants of the War God, yet He Ao could clearly sense that some elements did not belong to the War God.

It appeared probable that the faint red glow was linked to the God of Chaos, though the influence of Chaos was minimal and nearly imperceptible, indicating only a small fraction of Chaotic Power was at play.