Card Apprentice Daily Log

Chapter 2236 Lost In Void

Date- Unspecified

Time- Unspecified

Location- Lil Red Storm Planet, Unspecified

"Had any other demon/devil merchant discovered it before us, they would have likely destroyed it. for its will fragments!

Though Wyatt said that, he agreed with the Field Marshal's point and couldn't help but wonder why the first demon/devil merchant to explore the sector of the myriad realms containing Card World and Red Alps hadn't registered the Lil Red Storm realm with the devil merchant code.

Could it be because Lil Red Storm is too small and barren to warrant the investment of demon/devil merchant codes to assess its resources using the functions of the devil merchant code?

Even if it's a young realm, its will fragments would still be valuable. The fact that this realm remains untouched by foreign life suggests that demon/devil merchants haven't found it.

Or perhaps they did find it but left it alone to allow it to grow, making its will fragments more valuable. That's possible, but why didn't they register it?

Maybe they assumed no one would be foolish enough to spend resources exploring a sector of myriad realms already explored by others. This way, the realm would still belong to them without any investment. Besides, if someone else were to discover it and register it, the loss wouldn't be significant.

Exploring and occupying a entire sector of the myriad realms is expensive, even for a ruler class family or guild. So, it's not surprising that demonic merchants would employ such tactics to save wealth where they can. Especially, when have other promising investments to spend it on.

Or there could be some other reason why these realm managed to escape the eyes of the demon/ devil merchants or the devil merchant code's inter-realm scan function. Wyatt had a strong doubt about this one, having seen the conditions of this realm

Be that as may, Wyatt was glad he had registered the realm under his name using the devil merchant code and purchased rights to it. Even if he became destitute, no demon/devil merchant could enter the realm through the devil merchant code without his permission.

While they could still enter the realm through other methods like demon summoning sacrifice ceremonies, Wyatt believed that in a lifeless realm, demons couldn't use their traditional means to invade Lil Red Storm. Additionally, since he had bought all the rights from the devil merchant code, the realm's coordinates would remain hidden from demon/devil merchants. As for any unforeseen circumstances, he would address them as they arose.

Finally, there was Ilenricks. Wyatt already considered him and his Freedom Fighters part of his force. He had decided to bring them under his command, no matter what. If persuasion didn't work, he wouldn't hesitate to use force. But he knew it wouldn't come to that.

He was certain that when Henricks informed his organization about Wyatt's offer, although there would be mixed reactions, more than half of the Freedom Fighters' members would support it. Then, even Henricks would be forced to put aside his differences and join Wyatt's forces.

Wyatt was so confident that this was not only plausible but also inevitable, thanks to the propaganda of the Southern Princes. They had turned him into the "Southern Hope" by exaggerating his good deeds across the five regions, including their remote corners where sunlight doesn't reach. They had swayed public opinion, transforming Wyatt into a saint in the hearts of the people, even though

few had met him or knew the real Wyatt.

"It's hard to believe a small realm like this managed to escape the notice of demonic merchants. If only our realm were this lucky, the Field Marshal mused aloud, sighing dejectedly at the end. She knew that wishing to change the past was a waste of time.

"It wasn't just luck that this realm managed to survive. Field Marshal, take me to this realm's void. Go as high above as possible. I want to see the entire realm with all its satellite bodies," Wyatt requested the Field Marshal, sensing that there was more to the mystery of why this realm remained untouched by demonic merchants while they had invaded almost all the other realms in this sector, including Card World and Red Alps.

"Satellite bodies?" the Field Marshal asked in puzzlement, finding the term unfamiliar.

"I mean all its moons and other things revolving around this realm Wyatt explained. The Field Marshal nodded but, while executing her liege's command, asked him with concern, "Can your body survive in the void?"

"Yes. Don't worry, my physique can take it," Wyatt replied with a confident smile.

The Viltronian who had landed on Earth was a grandmaster realm strong. If he was able to survive floating through space without any form of protective covering for god knows how long, Wyatt believed his hybrid Viltronian and Calamity World Tree physique would be able to survive spending a few minutes in the void. Not to forget he would be under the Field Marshal's protection. Not that he need it, but it doesn't heart to have extra protection.

"Fine, if you say so, the Field Marshal said, covering Wyatt with her intent sense as she grabbed him by the shoulder. In the next second, they both vanished from the surface of Lil Red Storm and appeared in the void surrounding it.

However, upon arriving in the void, the Field Marshal was dumbfounded to find it empty where there should have been a small realm. For a moment, she thought they might be lost in the void and panicked.

Seeing her panic, Wyatt advised, "Use your unique pupils. Lil Red Storm is right before us!" Ile too had activated his primordial soul pupils to see the little realm that was invisible to regular sight.n/ô/vel/b//in dot c//om

Listening to Wyatt, the Field Marshal hurriedly activated her unique pupils to find the Lil Red Storm realm indeed before them. However, for some reason, her regular sight, strengthened by her Card Demigod realm, was unable to find this realm even though it was right in front of her.

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