What the hell?
What were they doing?
Hadn't they encountered a Sea Beast Tide? Shouldn't it have been a tragic, painful war?
Why did they look so bored?
Especially those people playing Landlord—was that really something they should be doing during a Sea Beast Tide?
The people in the shelter would cry if they saw this!!!
Yet no matter how unbelievable they found it, reality was just this unexpected.
Then the footage shifted, and they finally understood.
Countless Mutant Sea Beasts stepped from the sea onto land, only to be blanketed by artillery fire and blasted to death. Powerful Mutant Sea Beasts were also pierced through by one Electromagnetic Cannon after another.
Under such terrifying firepower, almost no Mutant Sea Beast could make it through the bombardment and reach the humans. Even those that did were few in number, and most had suffered severe injuries.
They were promptly finished off by snipers.
Even the Mutant Sea Serpent that had reached the threshold between the Second Sequence and First Sequence and was undergoing its advancement appeared on screen, only to be affected by the human weapons and shot dead by an Electromagnetic Cannon.
No wonder the Espers were so bored.
They had no sense of involvement at all.
Still, after growing accustomed to the wars between humans and Mutant Creatures during Beast Tides, seeing human technological weapons utterly crush a Beast Tide left them strangely emotional.
After so long, they had forgotten that technological weapons could be this powerful.
After all, on land, their destructive power made it impossible to use such weapons so recklessly. The ocean, comparatively speaking, came with far fewer concerns.
What followed was a long wait. There were no battles between Mutant Creatures and Espers, only the miserable fate of the Mutant Sea Beasts.
Though the war