Just as Liliath had planned, not long after the two changed clothes, the beast tide erupted.
Outside the castle, roars rang out everywhere—some from demonic beasts, some from humans.
Liliath and Hake took the opportunity to slip into the chaotic battle.
The entire process went fairly smoothly, though Liliath spent quite a bit of time binding her chest along the way.
This standard-issue uniform was designed to be rainproof and came with a hood. The two pulled their hoods over their heads, leaving only their chins visible from outside and making their faces impossible to see clearly. This gave them quite a bit of convenience.
Of course, some people noticed that the two seemed unusual, but no one paid much attention. For one thing, everyone was surrounded by demonic beasts and had no spare time to think about anything beyond protecting themselves. Another reason was that there were nearly five hundred guards throughout the castle, and quite a few of them had strange quirks. Several people on the battlefield had already taken off their shirts and were fighting bare-chested. There was even a skinny man stripped down to nothing but a pair of briefs. Compared to that, wearing a hood while fighting was hardly an especially bizarre habit.
Watching the beast horde descend like a covering sky, with countless demonic beasts surging forward in madness, Liliath could not help clicking her tongue. She had originally thought that the giant bird she had seen earlier could, at most, command a few birds to come cause trouble. She had not expected it to trigger a beast tide of such magnitude.
What left Liliath most speechless was that every demonic beast in the tide was at the True God level. It was the first time in her life that she had seen a