Transforming into Kanna on Terra

Opening the box, a violin indeed lay quietly inside.

Kanna, without any politeness, took out the violin and walked over to Dona. "Dona, Dona, can you play the violin?"

Dona was startled awake from her daze by Kanna's voice. She looked at the violin in Kanna's hand in surprise. She recognized this violin; it was Lucy's favorite instrument, and she usually didn't get a chance to touch it.

Thinking that she wouldn't live much longer anyway and there was no need to care about others' feelings, she reached out and took the violin from Kanna's hand. "A little, but I don't play very well."

Accompanied by her words, a somewhat stumbling melody sounded from the room. Kal'tsit, hearing the violin music coming from inside, slightly opened her narrowed eyes.

Downstairs, those people also heard the music from above. They couldn't help but sneer. They still had the mood to play the violin now; soon, they wouldn't even have a place to cry.

To avoid being detected by Kal'tsit standing outside, the ten people split into two groups and ascended simultaneously from the stairs on both sides. Upon reaching the second floor, they stopped and then walked towards the room where Dona was.

Hearing them enter and directly head upstairs, Kal'tsit was a bit confused. Since these people were here to cause trouble for Dona, why did they stop on the second floor?

She peered down the stairwell and saw that they had no intention of going up to the third floor.

She was initially puzzled, but then her expression turned extremely stern. Their target was definitely Dona, no doubt about it. The fact that they chose not to go to the third floor meant they had another plan. The plan was to directly attack Dona's room from downstairs.

She turned to look at Dona's room. Suddenly, a huge noise erupted from there. She quickly rushed over with mon3tr. Upon entering, she found the room empty, with only a gaping hole in the floor.

She walked to the edge of the hole and squatted down, touching the damp edge. Kal'tsit guessed that Kanna and the other girl had encountered the same situation she had earlier.

She walked out of the room. At the main entrance, Ilena, hearing the commotion, ran over quickly and met Kal'tsit at the doorway.

"What's going on?" Ilena looked inside through the doorway and found it empty except for a large hole.

"It should be like what happened to me during the day; they were teleported somewhere else by magic. With Kanna there, don't worry. She'll handle any danger. The important thing now is to prevent more trouble in the church."

At this moment, a door in the church also opened, and someone heard the noise and wanted to come and see.

With that thought, the two didn't linger any longer and hurried towards the church.

After starting to play the violin, Dona visibly relaxed.

Kanna was about to praise her when she suddenly felt a tremor under her feet. She quickly pulled Dona behind her, grabbing the weapon box she had placed nearby with her other hand. A sea breeze blew in from the hole.

The next second, the two disappeared from the room. Then the door was opened, and Kal'tsit rushed in.

Before she even landed, the surroundings abruptly changed. The spacious and bright bedroom transformed into a dark and damp cave.

Seeing her surroundings, Dona couldn't help but tremble all over. This was the beginning of her nightmare.

Sensing the trembling body behind her from fear, Kanna picked up the violin that had fallen aside and handed it to Dona.

"If you don't know what to do, play the violin. If you're still scared, close your eyes and play."

Hearing Kanna's words, Dona couldn't help but widen her eyes. She couldn't understand how fearless the girl in front of her was. They were both in a desperate situation, yet she still had the mood to ask her to play the violin.

She surveyed the surroundings. It was a small pit, surrounded by rocks, with the only entrance not far away.

Just then, a rustling sound came from the entrance. Kanna unceremoniously hurled the box in her hand.

With a splash of liquid, the sound stopped. Those people and monsters outside had no idea the person inside was so ferocious. Before they could even see anyone, a huge wooden box smashed onto the ground at the entrance, crushing several Frenzied Ones into mince.

Chapter 120: Chapter 113: Deep Sea Seafood Buffet

The situation outside no longer allowed Kanna to continue her psychological preparation for Dona.

She pushed off with her legs and shot towards the entrance, smashing the already half-broken wooden box with a punch. Then she pulled out the greatsword from inside.

The "Sea Creatures" outside were stunned by Kanna's savage actions. The next second, they reacted with piercing shrieks in response to Kanna's actions, and then hundreds of various "Sea Creatures" charged towards the cave where Kanna and Dona were.

Kanna swung her greatsword, and countless currents surged from her body, wrapping around her exterior. The next second, the greatsword emitted a red and blue glow.

"I say, Dona sister, can you play a violin piece to cheer me up?" While speaking, Kanna swung her greatsword, easily slicing through the charging Sea Creatures.

She grabbed the upper half of a "Flower Frenzy" that had been cut in half and was still twitching on her greatsword. Kanna unceremoniously dragged it across the red edge of her sword, making the whole Flower Frenzy tremble even more violently.

Kanna, with the half-cooked Flower Frenzy, in the fearful gazes of the "Abyssal Cultists" hiding in the shadows, swallowed it whole.

"Tsk! This roasted taste isn't good; it's a bit too fishy. How about trying 'raw flower slices'?" Casually slicing a Frenzied One attempting to sneak into the cave in half, Kanna looked at the Sea Creatures inside the cave, her eyes once again turning into vertical pupils.

"I'm very sorry to have to tell you some bad news: the only creatures not on my menu currently are humans, and you... are not human!"

At this moment, intermittent violin music drifted out from the cave. Although it was even worse than before, to Kanna, it sounded incredibly pleasant.

"Excellent, a high-class seafood buffet needs some music to be perfect!" Kanna clasped her hands, and the greatsword transformed into two long swords, one blue and one red, appearing before everyone.

"Now, it's dining time!" Before her voice even fell, Kanna pushed off with her legs and shot from one end of the cave to the other. The two differently colored weapons drew a beautiful streak of light in the darkness.

All the Sea Creatures that the streak of light passed through were instantly cut in half.

Before they could even react, Kanna had already rushed back to the cave entrance, and along the way, she caught a budding Flower Frenzy.

Ignoring the Flower Frenzy's constant trembling in her hand, she opened her mouth wide and took a "howl" as she bit off the entire head of the Flower Frenzy.

"Ptooey! Raw flower slices don't taste as good as roasted!" Kanna, with a look of disgust, threw the remaining torso on the ground and raised her eyes to observe the surroundings again.

Even the Sea Creatures were so terrified by Kanna's brutal actions that they retreated one after another. If they fought with Abyssal Hunters, even if they were torn to shreds, at least their side would be the predators.

But facing this young cub from the land, their side had become the prey before they could even react.

Sensing the change in their roles, the Sea Creatures began to devise a plan to retreat. Although Sea Creatures were not afraid of death, dying meaninglessly and "increasing" the opponent's strength was not part of their predetermined plan.

However, Kanna had no intention of letting these Sea Creatures leave. After all, if you invite me to your home and then say there's no food, how can that satisfy Kanna!

Ten minutes later, Kanna sat by the cave entrance, surrounded by a dense circle of dead Sea Creatures. The people who had brought them in were tossed aside after Kanna caught them.

Because Kal'tsit had said before that the spell wouldn't end until all the enemies were dead, and Kanna was happily having a seafood buffet using "Passion of Fire" as a grill, there was no way she was leaving so easily.

This cave had become a nightmare for the Sea Creatures. They kept rushing in from other paths, only to be instantly killed before they could transmit any information.

The cave had become a black hole for the Sea Creatures, a place of no return.

After several attempts to send Sea Creatures in, all of which returned with no success, a jellyfish creature, along with its kin, floated towards them.

Since Kanna's figure had remained at the entrance, and Dona had clearly heard the dying cries of the Sea Creatures, her timidity gradually disappeared.

At this moment, the small figure standing at the entrance was like a giant reaching the heavens in her eyes, giving her an immense sense of security.

Just as she was about to ask what to do next, Kanna, who had just finished eating a roasted Curious Egg at the entrance, looked towards a passage. The feeling emanating from it told her that something big was coming.

"Dona, stay inside, don't come out!" Kanna raised her weapon, half-crouching like a taut bowstring, ready to spring out at any moment.

Dona was about to speak when she suddenly found herself unable to make any sound. Only mysterious whispers echoed in her ears.

"Great Silence"—a term that every Iberian had heard of, a word that the younger generation called a legend—surfaced in Dona's mind.

She tugged at the violin she held, but still no sound came out, as if she had gone deaf.

Terrified, she was about to run out when she suddenly remembered Kanna's words, and she hesitated.

Meanwhile, outside, Kanna had collided with the "jellyfish."

Two-colored blades, red and blue, slashed mercilessly at the jellyfish's surface, which resembled a starry sky. Feeling the pain, the "jellyfish" ferociously counterattacked Kanna.

But despite its massive body, its reaction speed couldn't keep up with a fully powered Kanna.

Even without the Lightning Wedge, Kanna's full burst of speed was almost like blinking.

Amidst a series of sonic booms masked by the "jellyfish," it took less than ten seconds for Kanna to slice the jellyfish into dozens of pieces. Throughout the entire ordeal, the creature hadn't even managed to utter a coherent word.

"This thing looks pretty, but I wonder how it tastes!"

After the "jellyfish" died, the Sea Creatures that had followed it couldn't escape Kanna's onslaught either. Once she confirmed there were no more enemies, Kanna approached the "jellyfish" and, looking at the pile of corpses, stroked her chin in thought.

At this moment, Dona, whose hearing had returned inside the cave, peeked out.

Sensing her gaze, Kanna looked over and, upon seeing Dona, leaped in front of her.

"Wait a bit longer, I'm going to do some more fishing here. Look! I just took down a big one. Too bad you can't eat this thing, so I'll have to enjoy it alone. Don't tell Kal'tsit I'm stingy when we get back!"

Although she didn't understand what Kanna meant by fishing, the pile of Sea Creature corpses before her indicated that Kanna was a far more powerful and terrifying predator than the Sea Creatures.

Chapter 121: The Enemy's Counterattack

Sitting on the floor, Kanna took a bite of a severed piece of the "jellyfish." It was slippery and smooth, like jelly, which made Kanna's eyes light up.

As her twin swords moved up and down, Kanna ate the entire jellyfish in front of Dona's astonished gaze.

"It's okay to eat something when you're tired from fighting, right? Besides, these things aren't human. Don't tell me you're a vegetarian!"

Seeing Dona's expression, Kanna unconcernedly wiped her lips, still stained with juice, with her sleeve. She let out a satisfied burp before speaking.

Speaking of which, this jellyfish was indeed a high-level Sea Creature. Kanna's internal energy had been reduced to about half due to continuous missions, but after this battle, it had recovered to ninety percent, with the jellyfish providing a large portion of that energy.

The two waited for another ten minutes. When no more Sea Creatures emerged from the cave entrance, Kanna shook her head regretfully.

"Looks like the fish are gone. Let's head back!"

Hearing Kanna's words, Dona nodded and sat quietly beside her.

Kanna stood up, picked up a few stones, and reassembled her greatsword, using it like a badminton racket to hit the stones. These "stone shuttlecocks" ultimately landed on the heads of the "stunned" Abyssal Cultists.

As ten red and white flowers bloomed in the gloomy cave, Kanna and Dona's figures vanished into the depths.

It took nearly half an hour before new Sea Creatures sneakily entered.

Inside, there was nothing left but the remnants of a meal.

In the blink of an eye, the two found themselves back in the room. The large hole in front of them indicated the source of the attack they had suffered.

At that moment, noisy shouts came from the church. Kanna and Dona walked outside and saw everyone desperately running out. A piercing shriek echoed from inside.

It was mon3tr. Kanna looked towards the monastery, somewhat surprised.

Kal'tsit had actually released it in front of so many people. She couldn't even imagine what the situation was like inside the monastery.

No wonder all these ordinary people looked as if they had seen a ghost and were desperately fleeing.

Just as Kanna was enjoying her seafood buffet, Ilena and Kal'tsit entered the church. The place was in chaos. After all, the commotion from the dormitory area was quite loud, and the two locations were not far apart. Moreover, with no other sound sources in the early evening, everyone inside wanted to know what had happened.

"There were spies from the Abyssal Church among those who went out earlier. They ambushed Dona's room. But don't worry, everyone, Dona is safe, and a Grand Inquisitor will be here with reinforcements tomorrow. You just need to wait patiently for one night!"

Ilena spoke, trying to calm the tense crowd.

"Are we just supposed to believe whatever you say? We were living peacefully before, and ever since you arrived, people have been dying, and you're suspecting everyone! I suspect you might be one of those Abyssal Church people! Are you trapping us here to sacrifice us? Were the people who died killed because they discovered your plot!"

An agitated voice suddenly erupted from the crowd. Everyone turned to see a servant who often attended to Pontiff Green.

Before he could continue his impassioned speech, Ilena pulled a flintlock pistol from her waist. To everyone's terrified gaze, with a "bang," the servant's head exploded.

The Abyssal Church cultists, who had been anxious upon hearing that a Grand Inquisitor would arrive to provide support tomorrow, were now utterly bewildered.

They had planned to incite the common folk and force the other party to withdraw from the monastery, but they hadn't expected such an unreasonable show of force.

"I won't say it a second time! Everyone stay put. If you have any complaints, you can report me to the Grand Inquisitor who will be arriving tomorrow. But for now, I expect no one to defy my orders."

Ilena wasn't someone who would be indecisive just because she became an Inquisitor. Upon sensing the other party's intentions, she didn't hesitate to act forcefully to suppress them.

After all, compared to the series of troubles that would follow, it would be far more dangerous to let these Abyssal Cultists escape.

Seeing that the situation had stabilized again, Ilena breathed a sigh of relief and walked over to Kal'tsit, asking in a low voice, "There's been no news from Kanna and Dona for so long. Could something have happened?"

Kal'tsit turned to look at the scattered stars appearing in the night sky before turning back and giving the other party a reassuring look.

"Don't worry. As long as the weather above us doesn't change, it means Kanna is fine!"

"The weather?" Ilena didn't understand what she meant, but she understood that Kanna was likely fine.

While the two were chatting, the heretics grew anxious. Judging by Ilena's actions, her statement about a Grand Inquisitor arriving with the Inquisition tomorrow didn't seem like a joke.

Once their reinforcements arrived, wouldn't they be directly exposed?

"What should we do? Should we contact the City Hall?" Still unaware of the incident at City Hall, they were still hoping for a way to turn the tables.

Just then, a person in a guard uniform rushed in frantically from outside.

"Bad news, Dean! All our people at City Hall have disappeared, and the city is in chaos..."

After he finished speaking, he realized the situation inside was unusual. Not only were there many ordinary people, but everyone was lying on the ground, too afraid to move.

"Your people? Can you tell me about them? I'm very curious!"

By the time the man reacted, Ilena's longsword was already at his throat.