Have You Ever Seen Boiling Water Rain from the Sky?

Fortunately, there was nothing seriously wrong with Cretacia.

It was just raining boiling water from the sky.

Lin En: "?"

Brothers and sisters, you must have all seen a torrential downpour in the height of summer, right?

But have you ever seen that downpour made of boiling water?

With a boom, the assault craft's landing gear slammed into the ground.

Waves of dust rolled away to both sides.

The hatch burst open with a bang. Gray wind rushed in, along with thick vapor and several charred blades of grass.

Lin En was the first to undo his safety harness and jump from the cabin, his boots landing firmly on Cretacia's soil.

His first impression was that the ground beneath his feet was incredibly soft. It had already turned to sludge.

He lifted his foot and saw a layer of grayish-white mud clinging to his sole, still steaming.

High-temperature vapor was everywhere, and the temperature control system inside his armor instantly ramped up to full power.

He glanced back.

Gabriel jumped down after him, crashing into the gray mist like an iron tower.

Kallon followed behind him, chambering his heavy bolter.

More assault craft landed nearby. Their hatches opened one after another, and warriors streamed out in orderly succession.

The rain fell like Waterfall, storms howled all around them, and the clouds hung so low they seemed ready to press down upon their heads.

Lin En wiped the water from his visor and opened the short-range comms.

"All teams, report in."

"Lamenters in position."

"Flesh Tearers in position."

"Blood Knights in position."

Phoros, Gabriel, and Sentoyor's voices came through the channel in turn.

Human voices, bolt actions cycling, armor plates clattering together.

Everyone had landed.

Good.

Lin En looked into the distance.

The outlines of mountains and valleys stretched through the