Strongest Hammer God novel Chapter 260

Kyle entered Deep Cove and searched for a way over the river.

Swimming was way too dangerous.

Luckily, there were boats crossing the river constantly.

Escorting people over the river was a lucrative business, and Deep Cove took advantage of that.

Kyle had to pay 20 Ether Pebbles for a boat ride, and an hour later, he joined a big ship with several other people.

The ship was almost 100 meters long and held a ton of cargo.

Most of the people crossing the river were merchants, and they needed space for their cargo and carrier beasts.

Rarely, these kinds of ships were attacked by beasts, but there were defenses in place to deter the beasts in case of an attack.

As Kyle watched the ship crossing the river, he looked at the horizon.

There was water as far as the eye could see.

'Fucking small ass planet. Still feels weird that the horizon is so close. Columbus wouldn't have needed to get funding to travel across the Atlantic. Planet is so small-'

"Wait a second," Kyle uttered. "Say, Theodor…"

Theodor didn't answer.

"Why are the Winterfire Kingdom and the Skysand Kingdom fighting by traveling across the Grand Ocean? I mean, the world is round, right? Why are they not going the other way?" Kyle asked.

"Because of the Wall," Theodor said.

"The Wall?" Kyle asked.

"Yes, there is an unimaginably tall wall to the south of the Skysand Kingdom. Nobody can cross it," Theodor said.

"But can't Transcendents fly?" Kyle asked. "Can't they just fly over it?"

Theodor snorted. "The wall reaches the World's Ceiling."

Kyle blinked a couple of times. "Ceiling?"

"Yes, the ceiling," Theodor said. "What? Do you think the world is endless? Do you think it just keeps going forever? Everything has a beginning and an end."

"Our world is surrounded by a ceiling. At a height of about 100 kilometers, the world just ends."

Kyle shook his head. "What do you mean with it just ends?"

"It ends," Theodor said in annoyance. "You can't go further. Existence just ends."

"What? How?" Kyle asked.

"Don't even try to understand that with your dwarf brain," Theodor said. "Thousands of talented researchers have studied the World's Ceiling, and they all came to the same conclusion."

"It just ends."

"There is no beyond."

'What the fuck?' Kyle thought. 'Why would it just end?'

"Okay, assuming that's true," Kyle said, "then where is that weird God from the Cult from? You said it resides outside of this world."

"Separate dimension. It's the same world but also a different one," Theodor answered. "It is in this world but can't interact with our dimension."

Kyle blinked a couple of times.

"That's your explanation?" he asked.

"This is the most reasonable theory generations upon generations of brilliant researchers came up with. Trying to argue against it would be foolish," Theodor said.

"Then, what about the sun and the stars?" Kyle asked.

"They move across the World's Ceiling," Theodor answered. "We have already touched and studied them."

"Touched them? You touched the sun? Wasn't it hot?" Kyle asked.

"I personally didn't, but many researchers did. Yes, it is quite hot, but not that hot. It is simply a round shining circle traveling across the ceiling," Theodor explained.

'What the fuck?' Kyle thought. 'This sounds like some flat-Earth conspiracy shit!'

Kyle asked more questions, and Theodor grew more annoyed.

Why could this stupid dwarf not understand the basic fundamentals of the world?!

This was basic stuff!

The world ended. What was so hard to understand about that?

Eventually, Theodor refused to entertain Kyle's stupid theories about something beyond the world.

Officially, both were just the Skysand Kingdom. freewёbnoνel.com

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