"What's wrong?!"
"Why is Zunesha calling out?!"
"Look, there's a human?! In front of Zunesha!"
"No!"
"That's a giant!"
The Minks on Zunesha's back noticed something was wrong and grew worried.
They knew that throughout the past thousand years, Zunesha had never made a sound, only walking silently. Now, however, it seemed agitated, leaving the Minks baffled.
"Is it because of that giant?!"
"He looks even bigger than us!"
"Is Zunesha warning that person?!"
"He must be telling him to get out of the way!"
"No."
An old Mink leaned on his cane and gazed from Zunesha's back at the fearless figure ahead.
The old Mink shook his head, his expression graver than ever.
"Zunesha isn't warning him."
"Zunesha is afraid."
"What?!"
"How could that be?!"
The young Minks couldn't believe it, their voices tinged with doubt.
"But this is Zunesha!"
"The Elephant God who walks across the sea!"
"How could there be anything that Zunesha fears?!"
The old Mink shook his head and said no more.
Zunesha might be great, but that didn't mean Zunesha was invincible.
Zunesha had lived for a thousand years and was already very old. As an old man himself, he could truly feel the power of time.
That mighty force that weakened everything.
Besides, Zunesha wasn't the only powerful being. This world was full of unreasonable powerhouses capable of moving mountains and filling seas!
As the old Mink watched the figure in the distance, clearly several times larger than an ordinary human, he couldn't help thinking of another equally massive figure, one who looked down on all things and had a white mustache.
That Man had the power to shatter everything with a casual gesture, a might no less than Zunesha's.
Nara Dan floated calmly in the air, level with Zunesha's eyes, gazing into