Under Frost Isel's pressure, not only did Ermi emerge from the shadows, but Toby, who had been lazing about, also gave a cry and transformed into a gigantic griffin. His crimson eyes, blazing like flames, fixed fiercely on the figure seated upon the throne.
Even Lober, who had shrunk himself to less than a meter tall, now returned to his true form. The enormous Three-Headed Lion-Dog, over ten meters high, also stood before Angel.
On one side was the coldly beautiful Blizzard Queen upon her frozen throne; on the other was Angel, heavily guarded by all those around him.
It was as though, in an instant, the peaceful atmosphere had turned into one of drawn swords and bent bows.
Under this tense atmosphere, the elemental spirits hiding in the distant "Four Seasons Theater" had already begun to tremble and cower.
Yet Frost Isel, who had caused this scene, did not withdraw her pressure. Instead, she gave a cold snort and continued to raise it. However, within her pressure, the other side showed not the slightest sign of yielding.
Moreover, with Toby's furious roar, a scorching force field descended from the sky. By its strength alone, it withstood the pressure Frost Isel had created, even blocking out the sweeping wind and snow.
It did not seem strained in the slightest.
From that scene alone, Frost Isel could tell that Toby was certainly not weak. Even if he was somewhat weaker than her, the gap would not be great.
But compared to Toby, Frost Isel cared more about the shadowy figure guarding Angel. Though the other party merely stood silently, without making any move or emitting even a trace of aura, Frost Isel felt a sense of threat simply from looking at him.
This shadow's strength was likely no less than her