Deity Simulator

In the eastern continent, there are vast and flat grasslands, sparsely populated by locals, and most of the pixel people have migrated to the twin cities in the western continent.

Now this place is more like a dangerous and vast hunting ground. Hunters and adventurers come here to hunt, capturing live antelopes, wild horses, and even wolves and lions. Many people have died here.

Due to the existence of the local transcendent creature, the Firebird, the change of era has little impact on the eastern continent.

Lu Yao chose to set the experimental field in the eastern continent for three reasons: first, because there is a complete and stable ecological chain here; second, there is no influence of pixel people; and third, the area is large enough.@@novelbin@@

It is necessary to have a stable and balanced environment when introducing a new species.

Otherwise, as soon as a new species enters, it will encounter a group of Cannibal Crabs or a group of fish people, and the death rate will be very high.

Lu Yao fixed his gaze on the westernmost part of the eastern continent, where there was an oval-shaped protrusion, which was just right.

He triggered a miracle, an earthquake.

During the earthquake, the animals scattered and fled in fear, and the Firebird wisely retreated to the inland area to avoid the natural disaster.

The continuous earthquakes plowed through the eastern continent, forming a deep trench on the ground, almost cutting the oval area off from the mainland, causing the land on both sides to rise, forming two new mountain ranges and ridgelines.

Lu Yao then used a wide range of hurricanes, assisted by lightning and rain, to scare away the surrounding wildlife as much as possible and reduce unnecessary damage.

He repeatedly changed the terrain with miracles, trying to separate the experimental area from the eastern continent as much as possible.

The valley between the two places became deeper, and the mountain peaks rose. The seawater flowed in from both sides, forming a wide and steep strait.