After a stretch of silence, Kant looked down at the utterly ruined land below, his eyes filled with emotion.
Even if this was a city of demons, the process of turning from prosperity into ruins had never been anything but brutal, and never beautiful.
"Who would have thought that Lasudelan would become like this in such a short time?" Kant shook his head and turned to glance at Sanders. He found that Sanders was also looking at the land below, though his gaze was mainly fixed on the Void Giant Tower.
"I plan to take a look at the Void Giant Tower," Sanders suddenly said.
Kant frowned. "But Fafnir and Komodo are still locked in an endless struggle. The chaotic energy around them simply doesn't permit anyone to enter..."
Before Kant could finish, he saw that the resolve in Sanders' eyes had not shifted in the slightest. It seemed he had already made up his mind. Kant knew this old friend's temperament well. Once he set his mind on something, it was difficult to change it.
"It's not impossible to go over. If Lord Monchi is willing to act, he should be able to clear a passage," Kant said.
At this, Sanders suddenly gave a cold snort. "It seems Maher only told you that something happened to Angel. He didn't tell you why it happened."
Kant froze for a moment. Then, amid his confusion, he learned from Sanders what had happened earlier.
Kant's ever-kind smile instantly darkened. "Was it really a wizard from Above the Ice Floe who made the move?"
Sanders nodded.
"I heard earlier that Lord Monchi intended to grant Angel Frost Moon's highest reward. Who would have thought he'd change his tune in less than an hour!" Kant's face showed indignation. An attack launched from Above the