Xia Nan had caused quite a commotion in the sea.
Before this, the adventurers on shore had been hard-pressed by the Shahua Mermen's siege. Not only did they have to engage those frenzied, crazed mermen in close combat, but they also had to stay constantly alert for Magic Glare shooting up from beneath the sea.
It was not as though no Professionals, such as Wanderers, had attempted to break through to the enemy's rear. But the Murloc Priests were not only hiding deep underwater, where the sea was their home ground—they also had elite Guards protecting them.
Any adventurer attempting to enter the water had to possess both underwater mobility comparable to an aquatic animal's and the individual strength necessary to breach the mermen's defenses before they could have a chance of harming those priests.
As for the results, they either never returned, or were chased back onto shore by the mermen in miserable disarray.
Under such circumstances, the adventurers could only endure the threat posed by the Spellcasters beneath the waves while clearing out as many Shahua Mermen on shore as possible.
Until Xia Nan began his charge.
Perhaps at first, the adventurers preoccupied with battle had not paid much attention to that deep, slightly muffled Wolf Howl, dampened by the seawater.
But as Magic Glare struck the shore less and less frequently, some mermen visibly grew uneasy during the fighting—especially the more intelligent individuals, such as elite Guards and commanders—and would occasionally cast worried glances toward the sea behind them.
The adventurers naturally noticed the severed merman limbs floating on the waves, as well as the flashes of magic power that flickered briefly from the depths.
A howl like the cry of a wolf's head, a blurred yet swift black silhouette, clean and razor-sharp attacks—
Having fought alongside