The Lightning Sword fell, vanishing from sight after only a few meters.
That was why Miller had not chased after it. Everything below was pitch black; finding the Lightning Sword would have been extremely difficult.
They had to consider not only Sun-Snatcher's retreat, but also the fact that these people were being besieged by centipedes. If they could not withdraw in time, the centipedes would kill them.
Then there were the Flying Centipedes. They were powerful, incredibly fast, and capable of spewing Poison Mist. Such Monsters were unquestionably formidable. If anyone broke away from the main group, the situation would become uncontrollable.
Therefore, if they wanted to search for the Lightning Sword, they had to cooperate with others. With someone providing cover and protection, they might be able to determine where the dropped Lightning Sword had landed. Otherwise, they could only abandon it.
Miller naturally chose to abandon the Lightning Sword. Though it was expensive and rare, compared to the lives of his Team Members, it was not that important.
Perhaps after they returned to the cave, they could think of a way to deal with it.
Miller thought that perhaps after the Lightning Sword had fallen, once he dealt with these centipedes, it might still be where it had landed.
The main reason for this thought was that the Lightning Sword required a Psychic Ability User to use Mental Power to guide out the immense energy within it. But once the Lightning Sword left a Psychic Ability User's control, it became a small decorative object with a plain appearance.
So perhaps, after killing all the centipedes, he might still be able to find his Lightning Sword.
With that thought, he felt somewhat relieved.
Most importantly, the area around them was filled with pitch black Poison Mist. Even as a