Enemies Are All Nourishment for My Fungi

Her hands were full with work, and on the other side of the Otherworld, Wizard City was also in chaos.

First, the arrival of the otherworldly people triggered the defensive attacks of Wizard City.

Then there were thirty-six huge pits on the Transmission Square.

The thirty-six transmission platforms were all missing.

This led the wizards and others in the city to collectively think of that inexplicably appearing otherworldly person.

It must be related to that person.

This was a big problem.

The edges of the transmission platform foundations were all smooth with no signs of forced digging; they were taken away using Space Technique.

The issue lies in this: in that world, at least one genius with space magic has appeared, capable of storing things, performing space travel without using a transmission platform, and even crossing between two worlds.

Although defensive attacks were triggered, apart from the attack pit, there were no items or organization fragments belonging to the enemy; it was obvious that they had fled before the attack.

This proves that this person has the ability to travel through space with bare hands.

This is a formidable enemy.

There is a strong country in that world that has been difficult to conquer; if this otherworldly person joins forces with that country, the established territories and stable situations will be disrupted again, forcing all countries that have settled there to re-enter a state of war.

This bad news caused unease from top to bottom in Wizard City. The merchants and shopkeepers doing business here wanted to leave immediately, as Wizard City was no longer safe. But with no transmission platforms, the only way to leave was by foot across the Yunding Continent to the Snow Mountain Pass, and leave through the transmission platform there.

This clearly wasn't realistic either.

Although the wizards were infuriated that the Transmission Square had been ruined, they were not panicked, because each of their own buildings still had private transmission platforms. Thus, news of Wizard City's attack quickly spread to the hands of their respective countries and organizations through these transmission platforms.

Prepare for war! There is a strong enemy!

The chaos in Wizard City lasted a few hours, but only a few minutes had passed on Ye Nai's side—time enough to wash some meat, but not finish washing.

Once she had finished all her tasks, eaten, and freshened up, Ye Nai walked out of the Courtyard House, stood on the wilderness, and reopened the portal to Wizard City.

She needed to check the growth and reproduction of the spores over the ten-plus days in Wizard City, which was five hours on her side.

Again she chose the Transmission Square, but carefully opened it behind a street tree, creating a dead-end spot with the street.

After waiting for a couple of minutes without anyone breaking through, she quietly peeked over.

The square was as silent as ever.

The thirty-six large pits were still there, showing no signs of being filled.

Ye Nai stood in the same place, resting against the tree trunk, sensing her spores. As expected, over the ten-plus days here, the spore map had long been completed.

From the dense spore pixels, she first differentiated different buildings, then discovered the hidden transmission platforms within those buildings.

Heh heh, then I won't be polite—I'll take them all, take them all.

If you promise to seal the city, then you must follow through.

Ye Nai said she wanted to take away the transmission platforms, but first, she had to take away all the people in the city.

Whether on the street or in houses, whether a wizard or servants or guards or whoever, as long as it was a person, they all collapsed and were collected into the space.

Then, she looted the entire city.

The space was filling with goods amidst a flurry of activity. Ye Nai emerged from behind the tree, teleporting instantly to the large building where she was almost beheaded last time, entered through the open door, and headed up the stairs towards the rooftop.

She was very curious about the weapons installed on the rooftop, given their power.

Catching her breath, she quickly saw the installed weapons.

It looked like a small alchemical turret, but it had no cannon chamber—only a barrel. The surrounding area was engraved with dizzying witch language, which absorbed energy, lighting up one by one, and could fire a lethal shot once charged. At the rear, there was a groove for the Heart Core, presumably to activate it.

This means that when she was cycling that day, it seemed no one was stopping her, but actually, someone was already on this rooftop, ready to open fire once everything was in place.

The same thing existed five times on the rooftop.

Ye Nai unceremoniously took them, beginning to searching for similar weapons throughout the city on the spore map.

In a short time, she had feedback on each one and took them all.

Next, she took out outdoor tables and chairs, seated herself right there, propping up her feet, and leisurely rested.

The space continued to buzz with the arrival of goods.

Since she had taken away all the people, she looted not only the interiors of buildings and city warehouses and barracks but also all those shops.

However, what she valued most, besides coins and Heart Cores, were the books and materials that wizards had accumulated over generations.

To collect these vast amounts of data, she opened another fungus compartment.

These large buildings also had their own small warehouses, which she left none, taking everything away. They were the personal supplies each organization provided for their wizards—mostly Heart Cores and raw materials neatly stacked when viewed at a glance, along with piles of dusty items untouched for ages.

Ye Nai was not picky, collecting everything into the space.

Blue Star needed to establish its own power structure, so the wizards would be useful in the future and needed to be captured alive.

The time disparity between the two realms was significant, and since she was about to head back to Blue Star to raid Selsa Country's Royal Palace, she would be busy there and might forget there was a group of wizards in Wizard City who ate up their stored grain and starved before the new supplies arrived.

See how meticulous she was—she even remembered to remove potential threats before serious operations.

Ye Nai's primary purpose for coming over this time was to raid, and upon confirming that all of Wizard City was thoroughly looted, she satisfiedly opened a portal back to the East Ridge Secret Realm and returned with a single step.

It was the familiar wilderness outside of Town 2, where she released the people from the space, then picked out the wizards.

There was a considerable number, over two hundred, including six particularly old ones with bald heads covered in tattoos.

A large number of spores entered their bodies, blocking their energy circulation channels to ensure that when they awakened, they would have no way to leave Wizard City.

If they tried to circulate energy to perform witchcraft, it would cause excruciating pain throughout their bodies.

They had to obediently reclaim land for her in this Secret Realm, and if they died in the process, it would just mean they had bad luck.

After dealing with the wizards, neither did she spare the guards and the remaining seven to eight hundred civilians and attendants, leaving spores in their bodies as well. If any had wicked intentions, they would immediately face consequences.

Once she finished, Ye Nai gathered everyone and headed to the reclaimed land by the alfalfa field, handing them over to Fro for supervision and leaving behind a pile of new supplies, refilling the water tower.

The wizards, who had been following Fro in reclaiming land every day, quickly recognized the six old wizards, wailing as they rushed forward.

Their impetuousness startled Fro and the other civilian captives.