For now, they lacked the ability to deal with a Mutated Beast civilization that had occupied an entire human nation. But in the future, there would inevitably be a war between them—a war of the other side's extinction.
When Qingdulan's last Survivors, in the place the Balang people held most sacred, chose to submit to the Mutated Beasts, the nation of Balang had already perished.
Australia was different. It had First Sequence Espers, and its national strength was not weak either. Though it could not be called completely united, it was still bound together in common purpose. Otherwise, it could never have endured the Mutated Beasts' siege for so long.
Even when they suffered mental breakdowns and fell into despair, they chose suicide rather than, like Balang, submitting to the Mutated Beasts.
Perhaps this was because of First Sequences like Warren, as well as their leaders' willingness to pay any price to seek aid from every nation, giving them a Radiance in the darkness like a lamp. But it also reflected the different choices Australia and Balang had made when facing disaster.
This time, it was Australia. What about next time?
Would it be their turn then?
If it truly came to their nation, what they would have to face would not be a Beast Tide like Australia's, led by only a few Second Sequence Mutated Beasts.
Before a common enemy capable of contending with humanity, humanity was always unexpectedly united.
This time was no exception.
As the First Sequences of their respective nations, and also the cores of those nations, they represented their countries in a sense.
After the battle with the Mutant Dragon, and after witnessing the power displayed by the other First Sequences, they had already decided what they would do upon returning.
Especially Great Britain, Japan,