Atticus's Odyssey: Reincarnated Into A Playground novel Chapter 1266

Chapter 1266: Last Scenario

Atticus appeared in a wasteland of rust and ash.

The skies were a mixture of blue and white clouds, and the golden rays of the sun shone down with intensity. However, Atticus felt as though the world was gray.

For hundreds of kilometers, all he saw were scattered remains, with broken weapons and ruined banners.

It looked like a war had been fought between two great nations here, one where an uncountable number of lives had been lost.

Atticus tore his gaze away as he saw that there were no immediate threats.

He glanced at his champions. They were all here, eyes cautiously scanning the space and demeanors calm. They met his gaze with a reassuring nod.

Atticus focused on himself next, and as usual, nothing was suppressed. He was glad about that.

"We wait?" Zenon asked after a moment.

"We wait," Atticus responded.

And so, the group waited as per usual, for the rules to be announced, so they knew what exactly they were to do.

The voice came after some seconds.

"You have been transported to the world of the opposing god. The latter has also been transported to yours."

The first words made the air tense and eyes narrow. But they listened intently as the voice continued.

"Some time has been given to each world to prepare for the arrivals. The first group to break through the defenses of the opposing world and reach the core will win the Virelenna."

Before Atticus’ mind could start spinning, the voice suddenly added,

"To proceed, both gods are required to agree on and choose an aspect you want to restrict in both worlds. If you are unable to come to an agreement, a choice will be made for you. You have two minutes."

Atticus’s gaze sharpened. A voice had suddenly sounded in his head.

’That’s the other god,’ he concluded, then pondered on what he had just said.

’He wants to limit our will.’

In simple terms, if Atticus agreed to this, neither of them would be able to use their wills offensively.

Atticus pondered on this matter. ’He might be trying to ground my concept.’

His concept was literally burning flames. There was no greater way to cause chaos than that.

’What about mana...’ Atticus tried to see both sides play out in his head. He weighed the pros and cons.

The first, if both of their wills were restricted, it would affect the whole world too. It meant that neither Noctis nor Whisker would be able to use wills.

However, they were still fearsome without it and would put on a challenge regardless. Plus, he still had his Eldorians with myriads of abilities.

But for mana, it was more tricky. If they should restrict the mana, then it would affect both worlds also.

Atticus would be unable to access the mana in the air and would be left with his will alone, and his teammates would be useless.

He doubted there was anyone who could withstand his will in this world, but he would rather not leave that to chance. There could be.

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