"Don't go down yet!"
Nameless sat atop the Vampire Jellyfish's head, staring at the enormous pit below when he suddenly spoke.
First Butler, who had been preparing to descend, immediately controlled the Vampire Jellyfish to freeze in midair. First Butler was merely an artificial intelligence, not a true living being. Although it could not understand Nameless's orders, it would faithfully carry them out.
Without orders, it operated according to its own logic, but whenever Nameless gave an order, it would inevitably prioritize carrying out Nameless's command.
Nameless generally did not interfere with First Butler's actions. He only gave orders when he sensed that something was wrong.
At that moment, he sensed that something was off. It was probably like the wind before a storm—there was an oppressive feeling in the air. That was exactly how he felt now.
Battles between wild beasts could not be judged by logic.
Sometimes, a rat could chase a cat around, but did that mean the rat was stronger than the cat?
Naturally, the answer was no.
Don't be fooled by how the Undead Beast had only probed a few times before trying to flee, as though the Vampire Jellyfish had it completely cornered. In truth, the Undead Beast had not been injured yet.
When they had collided just now, the Undead Beast had fallen behind entirely because the Vampire Jellyfish floated using Psychokinesis, while the Undead Beast relied on its wings.
Psychokinesis was far more stable than wings when it came to levitation. In a collision, the wings were naturally utterly outmatched.
Nameless understood that logic clearly, so even though he felt that the Vampire Jellyfish was stronger than the Undead Beast, he did not let down his guard. The moment he sensed something wrong, he decisively stopped the Vampire Jellyfish from pressing the