A dull longsword and a heartbroken villager

"..." But as soon as Redup stood up, he almost fell because he couldn't stand steadily.

Looks like he's running out of energy.

“You guys take a break first,” Bray shrugged.

“Mr. Bray, there’s no time to rest. The sea creatures are getting close to the city.”

Bray scratched his head, looking somewhat helpless.

“There’s no way to stop the sea creatures from getting closer now.” After a long silence, Bray shook his head and said.

Bray might be able to repel the sea creatures, but preventing them from setting foot in the city would be difficult.

He can't fly or swim.

"Ding—" Next, sparks flew.

Bray drew his longsword and blocked the dart that suddenly came flying at him.

“Of course there is a way,” Misala’s disheveled voice came from behind the rocks on the beach.

“Just kill that blue-haired girl,” Misala said, panting.

Bray glanced sideways at Dove.

Redip embraced Dove tightly, looking every bit like a father protecting his young.

"You should give up on that idea." Bray shook his head. Misala had an obsession, an obsession that was excessively strong.

However, sometimes being too persistent is not a good thing.

“Don’t stop me, Blakeras,” Misala said.

“Oh, is this what you meant, Katrina?” Bray glanced at a butterfly near Misala.

Even without being observant, Bray could tell that it was Katrina in disguise.

"Can I just be a bystander?" Katrina asked, rubbing her forehead after she materialized.

Katrina thought Misala's idea was correct, but she also thought Misala was too crazy.

"Hey, you're really just a simple intelligence agent, aren't you?" Bray sighed. So much for having a decent identity within "The Enemy of God"?

Katrina blushed and involuntarily spun around on her toes.

It's not her fault; someone with zero combat ability like her is completely useless in this kind of situation.

Bray's lifeless right eye looked at Misala.

"You should just give up," Bray said, hoping to persuade the stubborn woman.

This woman is a bit older than Nisa, so why isn't she as composed as Nisa?

"I..." Just as Misala was about to say something, a clap of thunder sounded in the sky.

"Hmm?" Bray frowned; something was coming.

Suddenly, dark clouds covered the horizon, and lightning flashed among the clouds.

It seems something ominous is about to happen.

Everyone in the town of Vinipado looked up at the dark sky.

This scene only occurs when a violent storm is approaching.

"It's so dark. Is it going to rain heavily?" a person said, pulling down their straw hat in surprise.

"But it was fine just now."

"Yes, there was no warning at all."

"Wait a minute, look at the beach, there seems to be something there." Those closer to the Vinipado coast saw even more, such as those burly, strange figures.

"what is that?"

"A person? A gigantic person?"

Giant humans? No, they were giant sea creatures.

People just don't know the truth and think it's something strange and harmless.

The existence of the Bronze Race had been concealed for countless years, but ultimately it could no longer be kept secret.

The sea creatures were exposed to the world and witnessed by countless people.

People just haven't realized how terrifying these things really are.

"Oh~ this is the city of the Black Iron race. It's half the size of our city!" White Coral covered her mouth, somewhat surprised.

The sea tribe has only one city left, and that city is about the size of the imperial capital.

"Hmph, we used to have countless cities like that too," Nan Jing said dismissively.

“I saw their expressions; they weren’t afraid at all. It’s really interesting,” Bitter Crow said with a half-smile.

He easily caught the expressions of the people within a few hundred meters.

Those people were surprised, but not afraid.

"It seems this is the first time these people have seen sea creatures," White Coral said with a grin.

“Should we make a good impression on them?” White Coral suggested.

"Wait a minute." Nan Jing raised his hand and stopped Bai Shanhu.

Bai Shanhu glared at Nan Jing with displeasure. If Nan Jing didn't explain why he interrupted her, she would definitely make things difficult for him.

"Can't you see the people down there?" Nan Jing looked down and saw several people there.

"A person?" Ku Ya looked down in confusion, then a strange smile curved his lips.

"Oh, I see."

"It's like finding a needle in a haystack, only to have it come to you effortlessly!" Bitter Crow laughed loudly.

He saw Dove among those people.

The sea creatures originally intended to flood the entire Vinipado to make it easier to find Dofen.

But now it seems there's no need for all that effort; the goal is right in front of us. How lucky we are!

Luck really does play a big role in life.

"Is it too late already..." Misala seemed to have lost all her strength.

However, compared to the hopeless Misala, Katrina was clearly more composed.

With Bray still around, even if there are bronze-grade monsters, it's not a big problem.

There were just too many bronze-grade monsters this time, which made Katrina a little doubtful whether Bray could win.

But seeing that Bray's expression remained indifferent, Katrina felt a little more confident.

"Nan Jing, how do you suggest we kill this half-breed?" Bai Shanhu asked Nan Jing.

“Crush them,” the anguish said cruelly, showing no mercy to the mixed-race children.

It's even possible to tear Dove apart.

"How about some waves?" White Coral said with a smile.

At such close range, even if Dove is a good swimmer, it won't help; she would be directly crushed by the waves. Don't underestimate the power of the water's impact.

"Whatever." Bitter Crow didn't offer any particular suggestions.

Since the other two want to use ocean waves, then let's use ocean waves.

"You four, keep an eye on things, don't let the hybrid escape." Bitter Raven waved his hand, and several sea creature followers, several sizes larger than him, approached the beach and looked down at the people on the beach.

Redup glanced to both sides, then gripped Dove's little hand tightly.

Although Redip didn't know what sea creatures were, he was terrified just by looking at these blue giants.

These horrible creatures want to kill Dove in their arms.

As for the reason, Redip didn't know.

But even if Redip knew, he couldn't let go and allow these inexplicable guys to kill Doffin.

But besides these enormous creatures, there was a woman who kept staring at Dove.

The two sides sandwiched Redip and Dove in the middle.

"..." Redup's face was gloomy as he looked at the two sides targeting Dove.

He really didn't understand why they were targeting such a small child.

Is Dove dangerous? Not at all.

She was just a kid who would help out at the stall.

“Redip…” Dove buried her face in Redip’s arms.

The sea creatures' murderous aura stirred Doffin's young heart.

Misala's malice was also very direct.

Doffin knew, of course, that he had been protected by his father since childhood, otherwise he would have been killed long ago.

However, to this day, Dove still doesn't understand why he had to be killed.

Dove did nothing wrong.

It won't cause unnecessary trouble for others.

Why should Dove have to endure this injustice?

Redup patted Dove's trembling body, feeling as if Dove would break at the slightest touch.

Dove is very fragile now, not physically, but emotionally.

"Kill that little girl in your arms now! Tell those bronze-type creatures to go back!" Misala shouted.

As for the bronze-type creature on the side, it simply watched everything coldly.

They can flood the entire city at any time; there's no rush.

It seemed that these Iron-type creatures had some performance yet to come, and the sea creatures didn't mind continuing to watch.

After so many years without getting any fresh air, I can't just go back to sea so soon after coming out.

Besides, it feels wonderful to put pressure on the weak.

“Redip…” Dove’s voice sounded like she was about to cry, her little hands clutching Redip’s clothes tightly.

I was terrified, utterly terrified.

Without experiencing much, Dove could not possibly withstand this kind of pressure.

Redip couldn't either; he hadn't experienced anything significant.

However, Redip would never let a little girl bear such pressure.

“…” Redip, without saying a word, looked around defiantly.

Redip scanned Misala and the sea creatures one by one.

Misala stiffened when Redip's gaze swept over her.

This ordinary person exudes an inexplicable charisma.

But the sea creatures were enraged by that look.

Why is Redip glaring at the sea creatures?!

"It seems we've been watching the show for too long; this guy's gotten a bit carried away." Bitter Crow sneered at Redipple, a wicked smile creeping across his face.

"You can all beat these people to death," Bitter Crow said to his sea creature followers.

“Then we’ll just flood the whole city,” Bitter Crow said to White Coral.

“I’m thinking the same thing,” White Coral agreed with Bitter Crow’s opinion.

He had long wanted to see what it would feel like to submerge a city of Dark Iron.

It must be so enjoyable! That moment of washing away countless ants must have made Him incredibly excited.

"Boom!" Lightning flashed across the dark clouds in the sky.