The Littlefolk's capacity for action was astonishing at this moment.
Though their enemies were giants, their combat strength was not all that formidable.
Based on their intelligence, they concluded that even giants could be defeated with the power of Talent Phenomena.
Roughly ten Littlefolk proficient in offensive Talent Phenomena could chase a single giant around.
Of course, they had to be wary of the giants' counterattacks throughout the process.
After all, the Littlefolk were too small. As long as a giant found an opportunity to get close, a hard stomp could crush one to death.
The Littlefolk swiftly arranged their battle strategy.
They established camps step by step, then began bringing in miners.
Naimus had merely told them the maximum lifespan of a world: they had only fifty years left, and they could obtain "supplies" from other worlds to delay their world's destruction.
At the same time, he told them that no matter how they delayed it, once a certain point was reached, the foundation of this world would fail.
Therefore, they had to acquire "value" during this process to ensure they could continue surviving after going to Naimus's world.
Everything weighed upon them like boulders.
All that remained in their hearts was the passage of time, and their drive to act had been pushed to the limit.
The apostles had already made a promise.
As long as they achieved results in battle, they could obtain slots as lesser apostles from them and gain far longer lifespans.
This was also the result of the apostles' research during this period.
Through self-analysis, they came to understand how Naimus had transformed them.
Thus, they replicated that transformation to a certain extent.
This was what they called lesser apostles.
Through this method, the Littlefolk could gain lifespans beyond the ordinary.
Naturally, the Littlefolk