The style seems off.
There was more than one research institute destroyed in the Sea of Ashes? Was the academic atmosphere here a little too strong?
Words like notes, calculations, and impact sites easily conjured up the image of a professional observatory. Even the negative effects imposed on me were in a similar vein.
Aside from the fact that I'd personally confirmed how powerful they were, these jellyfish also had a hair-trigger temperament.
Number One was at least a little better. It had only attacked after suspecting I was a criminal. Number Two was practically a walking land mine, liable to overreact at any moment.
If Kalaodola and the others had encountered something like this back then, it was hard to imagine them getting out unscathed.
Of course, they hadn't gotten out unscathed. The details had just been a little different.
Yet the information Kalaodola had revealed to me had contained nothing about this.
As expected of a place that had caught the academy's elders' interest. The Sea of Ashes really was extraordinary.
As for what I should do next, the decision didn't seem difficult. The impact site had been found. Was it somewhere nearby?
Whether or not Number Two the Brain Jellyfish's information was true, a concept that grand simply couldn't be ignored.
And considering the concept of the Fallen Angel, perhaps the angel's head had broken when it hit the ground?
That even tied in the thing I'd been looking for earlier.
The only question now was where to look.
Fu Qian had genuinely been searching along the way, but there wasn't a single note to be found, let alone even a scrap of paper—
"Excuse me, could you tell me how to get to the impact site?"
But these were all minor problems when you were dealing