"Are you kidding me?" Looking at the seemingly endless, overwhelming horde of Monsters in the distance, Shen Fei finally understood why Kal'tsit had asked him to provide support.
"Sorry, but the situation is extremely urgent." While directing her summoned creature Mon3tr in battle, Kal'tsit briefly and swiftly explained the situation.
"You mean you want me to find that lighthouse, and the Stultifera that vanished long ago." Shen Fei roughly understood why Kal'tsit had brought him here.
"That's right. For the Seaborn to be making such a commotion, something must have gone wrong over there."
Kal'tsit's expression was more serious than ever. She had always paid close attention to the Seaborn, creatures capable of endangering all humanity. That was why she had rushed over as soon as something happened to Skadi.
"I understand. But don't you need help here?"
Although Kal'tsit had no small number of people on her side—several thousand at a glance—they were utterly insignificant compared to the seemingly boundless Seaborn horde. The defensive line was steadily being pushed back.
However, the main reason the line was retreating was not the overwhelming Seaborn. Iberia had fought the Seaborn for many years and already had methods to deal with them.
What truly forced them back were the strange marks continuously spreading across the ground. The soldiers kept avoiding them, while everyone else, including Kal'tsit, relentlessly attacked them. That alone showed how threatening they were.
"I never expected Mon3tr to be able to fly and breathe fire. It didn't have those abilities in the game."
Shen Fei had naturally seen Kal'tsit's Mon3tr before, but the abilities it displayed now astonished him. If Mon3tr had been this strong in the game, Kal'tsit could have been considered a seven-star Operator.
"That is an Abyssal Brand." Seeing Shen Fei's gaze settle on the strange