My Players' Second Playthrough

Farley came back to his senses from the darkness and found that the surroundings had become ruins.

The terrifying bug had disappeared, and the surroundings were terribly quiet. He could not hear the sound of the cannons above, and he did not know what the situation was.

At the most critical moment, he stopped his own time and avoided a fatal blow.

However, because he was the one who stopped, he could not control the time when the time stop was lifted.

The moment after the time stop ended was his most vulnerable moment. As long as the bug squatted beside him, he could easily kill him.

Farley planned to use this method to trap the bug beside him and delay its time, but he did not expect that the entire subway collapsed.

Although he saved his life, he could not be happy at all, and he was still worried about the situation outside.

After being in contact with aliens for so long, Farley believed that his greatest gain was that he realized how "weak" he was after they had sparred with each other several times and were almost killed by them by mistake.

It was also because of the loss of arrogance that he was able to survive after seeing the pseudo-demigod bug.

After lying in the ruins for another day, and after his magic power was mostly restored, Farley began to reverse the time around him, restored the tunnel to its original state before the collapse, and escaped from the ruins.

He did not completely repair the ruins, because he had to save magic power to fight the insect swarm, but he still roughly analyzed what happened before through the sword marks that were tens of meters deep around him.

There was a guy with a knife who fought with the insect. The strength of both sides was evenly matched, but it was unclear who won.

There was no corpse around, perhaps because the aliens would absorb the corpses after killing, or they might have been taken away by the insects that cleaned the battlefield.

In any case, Farley told himself to make the worst plan.

He was glad that he sent his daughter to the divine realm, but when he thought of those aliens who called him "father-in-law", he couldn't help but worry.

Those eggless aliens would probably show concern for Alice after their sacrifice, take advantage of the opportunity, occupy her fragile heart, and try to become Alice's dependence.

Lovely Alice is only 13 years old!

Thinking of this, Farley's heart was in turmoil, and he wanted to vent this emotion on the bugs.

However, when he restored the ruins all the way and reached the ground from the exit of the subway station, he found that there was no trace of a bug around.

The high-rise buildings over 30 floors in the Iron Wall City basically collapsed into ruins. Farley only flew up a dozen meters and saw a helicopter in the distance and a rescue site digging the ruins.

The people in charge of the digging were not others, but the alliance army under his command.

At this moment, Farley realized that the swarm of insects might have been destroyed by the aliens long ago.

The forbidden god barrier in the sky is still there, and the alliance has survived this crisis of destruction.

But inevitably, Farley saw that the army dug several ruins but did not dig the tunnel that buried him, and he still felt a little...

disappointed.

They should think he was dead. At this stage, saving the living is the priority. Maybe no one knows where he is buried... While Farley was trying to make up for the reason why he was abandoned, he reversed time and repaired the broken walkie-talkie on his body.

He thought he had made no contribution to this crisis and had no face to command the army of the alliance.

But after contacting the army channel and learning about the current situation of the Thirteen Cities Alliance, Farley's heart sank again.

Not counting the masters hidden among the people, before this crisis, there were 531 legendary masters in the Thirteen Cities Alliance, most of whom were old guys who had lived for hundreds of years.

But now, only 339 people are still alive, and the others have all died.

You should know that in the past thousand years of the alliance, no more than 50 legendary masters were born. Most of the 192 legendary masters who died this time were already legendary before joining the alliance.

The losses caused this time may take more than 4,000 years to make up.

What's more terrible is the fall of the hero.

There are 44 hero masters in the Thirteen Cities Alliance. Due to their arrogance and conceit, many of them took risks alone and never heard from them again.

Including Farley, there are currently only 11 hero masters who have not lost contact.

Not even one person and one city can do it!

Without the strongest hero in the forbidden god barrier, if an accident happens in a city, such as a legendary warrior going crazy, hundreds of thousands of casualties may have occurred before the warriors from other cities arrive.

Every city in the Thirteen Cities Alliance must have a hero in charge.

Farley immediately thought of the sword marks in the tunnel below, and then thought of those aliens.

There are probably thousands of hero-level extraordinary people among them, right?

If they kill crazily in the city, the Thirteen Cities Alliance will probably be destroyed in an instant. Fortunately, the creator god restrained them.

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Can we choose someone from them and let them become one of the leaders of the alliance?

"Maybe it's really feasible." Farley has returned to the army. After organizing a comprehensive rescue, he took a break from his busy schedule and held a remote meeting with the 10 surviving heroes of the alliance.

"Those aliens also have power. They have established 'territories' in the divine domain and run them in an orderly manner."

"So I don't plan to invite individuals, but invite one of the forces to guard our city. This will make up for the vacancy of the guards and bind them to us."

"Sorry, interrupt me." Elf Queen Liana asked in confusion: "The territory in the God's Domain? What are they going to do?"

Other people also wanted to ask this question, and Elf Queen Liana served as a mouthpiece.

As far as they know, in the God's Domain, as long as the God has an idea, it will take no more than a quarter of an hour to build any building.

Developing a territory in the God's Domain... is really a bit redundant.

Fare was also confused, and could only ponder for a moment, guessing: "It should be a drill, building a territory in the God's Domain, even if there is an accident, that adult can cover it."

"After training the management ability of those aliens, those territories will most likely come and appear in various parts of the world."

Everyone was silent for a while, but it was just silence.

After all, this world is big enough, even if those territories come to the world, they will not pose any threat to the alliance. Maybe they can engage in trade and become their partners.

Before this crisis, they still had plans to expand outward.

But now the talent in the alliance is dwindling, and it is good to be able to recuperate.

As for whether they will attack the alliance... the Forbidden God Barrier is unique. From the attitude of that adult, it is not difficult to see that He attaches great importance to the Forbidden God Barrier and will never allow such a thing to happen.

"So what I mean is that it will not be bad for both of us to choose a force from them and let them guard the city that has lost its defender."