The disaster lasted until the afternoon before gradually coming to an end. The black clouds overhead vanished in an instant, and dazzling sunlight once again spilled across the sea.
The island where the ritual had been held had shattered into pieces, with parts of it even sinking. The island was a complete mess. After enduring the relentless battering of the tsunami, vast stretches of forest had been destroyed. Seeing this, the Demi-Human elders were sincerely relieved that the ritual had not been held on the archipelago where their people lived.
A moment later, figures materialized in the square. The Demi-Humans saw their "Savior" appear there, followed by the two elders, Merinda and Lina.
The two elders were covered in wounds and looked bedraggled, but their auras had clearly changed. The Demi-Human elders descended to the ground one after another and eagerly gathered around them. Both anxious and expectant, they waited for a moment before the Winged Folk elder Varg cautiously asked, "Did you succeed?"
Supporting herself with her trident, Merinda gave a weak smile. "We succeeded. We are now Cataclysmic Interrers."
After a brief silence, thunderous cheers erupted across the square. If the two elders had not been so weak, the Demi-Humans would have lifted them up and tossed them into the air in celebration.
The Winged Folk and Gray Dwarves were not quite as excited, but when Varg and Fire Hammer looked at Sifa, their expressions grew increasingly reverent, especially Varg's. Having witnessed Demigods being born among the Scaled Folk and Snake-Haired Folk, the Winged Folk elder decided that once he returned, he would rally his people and change their attitude toward the "Savior."
The Winged Folk should no longer treat this "Savior" with an attitude of cooperation and trade. Varg believed that they should learn from the Scaled