Everyone Is A Lord: My Talent Is A Little Too Strong

“There’s someone there!”

Noticing the silhouette of a little girl, the group suddenly perked up, eyes widening in surprise, as this ancient, deserted city finally revealed signs of human presence!

However, before everyone could approach, the little girl quickly turned and ran into a corner, leaving the end of the street empty once again.

“Why did you all shout so loudly? You must have scared her!”

Moli stood with her hands on her hips, looking extremely helpless, while Leo Ray immediately led the group to follow.

The group hadn’t walked far when something unexpected happened.

Suddenly, a large crowd emerged from the corner of the street, rushing towards our group.

In an instant, the previously empty street was packed, an extreme contrast.

“Why did so many people suddenly appear?”

Upon seeing this, our group’s initial eagerness to see people quickly turned into caution, with everyone gripping their weapons tightly.

“It’s the brave ones! The heroes who will save us have arrived!”

The unfamiliar crowd erupted in excitement, surging towards us like a tidal wave.

“Heroes? What does that mean?”

Leo Ray gestured for everyone to adopt a defensive formation, not relaxing in the slightest, as everything felt so abrupt and puzzling—caution was undoubtedly the right choice.

Meanwhile, Grey Elder, Calvin, and other archaeology-enthusiastic warriors widened their eyes in tension; all of these people were from the Human Clan, dressed in the traditional attire of the Silver Fire Kingdom, as if they had stepped out of historical texts!

In the blink of an eye, these suddenly appearing ancient humans tightly surrounded our group, each person displaying an expression of excitement and cheerfulness.

“Young man from the Human Clan, I’ll leave it to you. Let me take a break.”

Already bewildered the entire time, Moli thoroughly gave up thinking, and expressed her helplessness to Leo Ray.

As Moli’s words fell, an elder in a brown magic robe emerged from the ancient crowd, smiling vivaciously towards everyone: “Honorable heroes, I am Book, the City Lord of Observation City. Welcome to Observation City!”

While listening to the old City Lord speak, Leo Ray further noticed, the elder was also holding the hand of an equally excited little girl—precisely the one who ran away earlier.

It seems she wasn’t scared by us, but rather went to to warn them.

“There is no need for formality, old City Lord. So this place is called Observation City?”

Leo Ray stepped forward, nodded towards the other side through the Absolute Defense Barrier.

“That’s correct, Silver Fire Kingdom’s Observation City; we are all people of the Silver Fire Kingdom.”

Old City Lord Book still wore a smiling face as he replied.

“Silver Fire Kingdom?!”

Upon hearing this, everyone was shocked, beginning to exchange bewildered glances.

Not just those from the Human Clan—Grey Elder, Calvin, and the other knowledgeable warriors—but even Moli and the warriors from the Outer Region widened their eyes.

To know, the Silver Fire Kingdom, destroyed during the Era of Blankness, led the ancient human tribe as the dominator at the peak of the Ten Thousand Clans, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with Elf Tribe among the Peak Powers, even slightly surpassing them.

Thus, the name Silver Fire Kingdom is still recognized by some Outer Region warriors today, evident enough.

“Looks like we really traveled to before the Era of Blankness!”

Luther Blues’ eyes widened, instinctively letting out a startled nasal sound.

“To be frank, what do you mean by before the Era of Blankness?”

Now, it was Book’s turn to be surprised; he cleared his throat, and added: “Honorable heroes, isn’t it currently the year 3000 of the Starry Era?”

“Indeed, it’s the year 3000 of the Starry Era, matching our timeline!”

Moli exclaimed in disbelief: “But how is this possible?”

With Moli’s words, our group once again began exchanging puzzled glances.

“So, we didn’t travel through time?”

Hearing this, Leo Ray’s heart was like a turbulent sea, filled with confusion and wonder.

If this Silver Fire Kingdom didn’t perish during the Era of Blankness, then undoubtedly this could mean, this place might be a parallel world, different from their area!

“Could there truly be parallel worlds here?”

“So, the Otherworldly Lords descending onto other blocks aren’t separated by impassable oceans as legends say, but actually reside in parallel worlds different from ours?”

“Seems like when I summon subordinates, I didn’t merely open a regular Teleportation Gate, but rather a space-time portal!”

Upon realizing this in his heart, Leo Ray felt a sense of enlightenment.

Actually, he had considered this possibility before; after all, the number of ten billion Lords is overwhelming, which means there must be tens of thousands, even hundreds of thousands, or millions of different blocks.

If all these blocks exist on the same planet, then this planet would undeniably be extraordinarily vast.

Just that parallel worlds seemed too unbelievable, he always held a skeptical attitude, never confirmed this conjecture.

Especially when there was a more reasonable speculation, that this planet is indeed tremendously large, vast and boundless; the reason for so many blocks is because an earth-shattering battle shattered the entire land, scattering it across the planet.