"Of course. They're right by the shore. As long as I give the signal, they can come over at any time."
Megan tugged at Shade's hem as she spoke in the rain. She had arranged a rather thorough plan.
"Then don't rush. Let's first see who exactly is opposing us. Don't scare him away."
Shade said as he gripped the chains with both hands, violently pulling the Great Sin Chains wrapped in tri-colored Moonbeam Thorns free from the four enormous snowballs. The tri-colored Moonbeam Thorns scattered into specks of starlight in the rain, while blazing flames flowed from the source of the chains—Shade's sleeves—and instantly spread across their entire length.
Though they were in the rain, the burning black iron chains did not cause the rainwater to turn into steam at all. Their fiery red glow illuminated the surroundings, reminding Shade of the weapons of a Flame Demon.
But the Sorceress beside Shade did not think the flames were merely for show. She stared solemnly at the somewhat dim flames and sensed an ancient power within them, one that even resembled the power of a nun she knew.
The Great Sin Chains possessed no offensive power, but they were indeed a weapon. Therefore, they could be affected by the Flame Attachment curse, gaining the power of the Primordial Fire.
"Stay close to me. I can handle this."
Shade's voice reached Megan's ears. The Sorceress immediately followed him toward the higher side of the deck, while the unconscious Captain was kicked by Shade toward the edge of the deck, only stopping after crashing heavily into the railing.
A Water Ghost that had climbed aboard reached its paws toward the Captain, but the flaming chain sweeping toward it split it apart like a sharp blade.
The chain whistled through the air as