Main damage dealer? This guy? Seriously?
Belan secretly glanced at the idiot bird, who kept looking at his bare butt in distress, and began to doubt his captain's guess.
Although Marin wasn't highly experienced, she had participated twice and hadn't performed poorly. Her individual ranking was outside the top five hundred, but for a Shaping Department elemental mage, that was already quite good. After all, unique existences like Jian were still rare.
Moreover, Marin excelled at powerful Elemental Spells. Although they had stringent activation requirements, long casting times, and could not be interrupted, making them highly demanding to protect, they still held immense strategic value. Even if she couldn't activate one, she could at least lure assassins and rangers from other teams into taking the risk of charging out to interrupt her.
In positional battles, the value she provided was no lower than that of the top three main damage dealers!
Yet such a person had been replaced by this idiot bird?
Belan didn't believe she was hiding her strength. Although this wasn't a Joint Training Competition, the opportunity to compete for the Divine Fire was no less valuable. Hadn't all the major academies sent their ace lineups?
Besides, even if she were hiding her strength, she shouldn't be hiding the main damage dealer.
"Captain, something feels off here."
The speaker was Sula, the most senior member of the team. At that moment, she gazed at the brightly lit surroundings and frowned slightly.
"Senior is right. It really is a little strange." Carmen nodded. Toward this veteran team member with such seniority, Carmen's tone was highly respectful.
"What's strange?" Grandpa Lu stared blankly at their surroundings. "It looks perfectly normal."
"What's normal about it?" Amanda sneered and cast him a sideways glance. "This mechanical city has been abandoned for who